The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-10-27
Local News.

d A.. NJ. Gillls is building an ad-
dition to the residence of Mrs. Ed
ington.
lNMarion Jack was up from his
Reservation ranch the first of the
week.
Died. the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Ray, of Pilot Rock, of
scarlet fever.
Simmons Liver Regulator has
never been known to fail to cure
all liver Diseases.
L< County Clerk Walter NJ. Pierce
Kspent Monday in the city, looking
after some business affairs.
XLast Tuesday the little twe,ysar-
old boy Of Chas. Brotherton's fell,
strucksits fass s6ainst the stove,
burning it quite bsdiY
For Gang and walking plows,
l;harrc#s and seeders the c. A. Bar
fret Co., will give you special bar
gins for the next SO days.
,Mrs. Max Levin joined her sis
ter, Miss Levy, Of Union, at Glib
bon, Wednesday, and accompanied
her to the exposition at Portland.
Hamilton & Rourke, assisted by
| the ranchers in the vicinity Of
Thorn Hollow, will build bridge
across the Unatilla at that point.
The c. A. Barrett Co., are closing
out their line of superior drills and
seeders, and will sell the same at
greatly reduced prices. Now is
your time to buy a seeder.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Beatie
came up from Pendleton Monday
! and arrested some parties on the
charge Of furnishing frewater to
i inhabitants Of the reservation.
/ a dime social for the benefit Of
| the NJ. 3. Chnrch was given last
night at the residence Of Mrs. A.
NJ. GilIis. goodlY number were
| present and spent an enjoyable eve
ming.
| SWm. Gholson met with a rather
painful accident one day last week.
| While loading some machinery on
4 the cars. part of wagon fell on one
of his hands, breaking one Of the
fingers,
/ Choice garden land and fruit
sltracts for sale, or will exchange for
La /. wheat land. Call on sor adj
| dress. Smith Armstrong, Milton,
Dragon, who can suit you'in place
Ad price.
y. Bloch & Co, have just re-
cei we'd 4 large stock Of ladies and
!, 81 isSas cloaks and jackets, of the
Iafest lesians, and are selling them
I vefv s Zieap. See them before pur-
lchasing for the fall and winter.
There will be reception at the
I'M 1E Ehurch tosnigh given by
the Epaorth league to We, X. P.
rs a e. and The teachelA of the
public school. 4 pleasant ina IL
anticipated. All are iASited 70 at.
tend.
i. 4. b. Reader and family are
down from Kettle Falls, Wash. Wis
iting bis mother, Mrs Reeaer o!
this city. Last year Mr.. Reedel
! was elected prosecuting attorney
. Of Stevens county Wash, which
posssion be holds at present.
Last Monday while Bergevir
z Bros. team was being hitched nr
Z at Snaethermen & Fosters stable
4 they concluded to take a little|spir
through town. They were soor
caught, but not until they ha5
broken the tongue out Of The bug
gy
ST aScribblern comes to the from
! again this week with another inter
testing letter. The Pass at pres
ent is unacquainted with the iden
! tity Of the gentleman, but itappre
ciates his spicy letters, and W.
! hope he win continue to contribut,
to its columns esehweek.
Commencing "Wednesday Sept
9th, the Union Pacific will sci
excursion tickets to Portland fVl
{ and one-6fth fare for the round
: trip, plus fifty cents for admission
coupon To the Portland industrial
: Exposition. Tickets on sale b,
the agent at Athena on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. Good
for seven Aass
Ave hear coHsi derahle complain
about CO.'S being allowed to rur
as large within the eiEy limits. 4
nupIher Of our citizens have treei
pianted on their property, and the,
Z do not like to have them destr0yes
by the ever festive town COW. Their
is an ordinance against allowing
stock to run at large within tn
city limits, and it is hoped tina
the marshal will see that it is strict
ly enforced.
A supervisor Of one Of the road
leading into Athena informs U
that the livery men are in the hab
it Of hauling the refuse from thei
stables and dumping it in the'roa'
across the creek, and that in sDm