The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

been living as man and wsfe since |
1881. The decree places the care
of three children aged 10, 8 and 6 |
years, respectively, with the moth
er. Judge DePeatt, assisted by I.
G. HALEY, appeared for the plaint-
if, and w. T. Dovell, of Walla
Walla, for the defense.
It is announced that a change in
time is to take effect Sunday next
on the Spokane branch. The pas
senger will arrive at the same time
! in Pendleton, $40 p. m.. but will
leave Pendleton later, and arrive
here at T:38 a. m. No change
takes place on the main line and
Spokane connections remain un-
changed.
Pendleton Tribune: United
States District attorney Dan Muir
ply, accompanied by his wife,
spent Sunday in Pendleton. They
came from Portland for the special
purpose Of attending the wedding
Of Mrs. Alice Mansfield, Mrs. Muir
phys sister, to E. R. Cox, of Ath-.1
ena.
Elmer Brown was in town
short while Wednesday. Elmer,
we are sorry to state is in bad
shape. physically. The diphtheria
which he suffered with this spring
brought on paralysis of the lower
limbs. He has no use of them
whatever.
The steel gang which will lay
70-pound rails between Riparia and
Starbuck in three weeks will come
down to lay rails between Adams
and Blue Mountain. The 70-lbs.
rails are replacing the 60-pound
winch have been used.
Ia Akpecial stock train of Idaho
catNb went through Athena Mon
| dsHevening on their way to the
Montana ranges. This is the first
| Of shipment Of LAG carloads. to be
made thus over the 0. r. & N.
and Great Northern roads.
That big auction sale of the per-
sonal property Of the late r. P.
Warren, which is advertised on
our 4th page to come off at 10
o'clock a. M. June 9th, will be one
Of the largest ever held in the
county.
| Stevens No. 40, K. of P. Weston,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year; G. c., Marian
/ O'Harra; v. c., VIM. Powers; p,
Thos. Foster; M. at A., J. B. Cox;
M. of w. VIM. Price.
w. A. lines and s. w. Hill, or
ganizers Of the Maccabees are in
the city. We understand they
have prospects of instituting a
lodge here. The order is fraternal
and beneficiary.
Tom Quaid, Of Heppner, who
has for the past ten days endeavor-
ed to purchase 5000 head of year
ling ewes, says there is not an
available market sheep in Grant
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McKay's ba-
by is suffering from severe at
tack of brain fever. Dir. Blalock
came over from Walla Walla Sun.
day evening to see the little suf-
ferer.
There are 400 head of cattle that
will be ready for delivery at Echo
on or about July 10 on three days
notice. The cattle are range steers
LMeN fed and in prime condition, ,
M HAies that have been discarded
-Xas valuless, strewn upon the bills
and left on the pastures for the
last two years are now being pick
t-6p by collectors.
Dry granulated sugar II pounds
for 81. Extra G 18 pounds for III
: Arbuckle or Yosemite roast coffe,
% cents, will be sold by L. Dusen
berry & Co. a
Karl's Clover root will purif,
/. your blood, clear your complexion
} regulate your bowels and max,
: your head clear as q bell. 25c.
} 50c., and $1.00.
Go to OsBURNs' PALACE DRUt
STORE and get bottle Of LIVER
. me for Kidney and Liver troub
Les, headache and constipation.
"Scribbler" is at war with th,
finny tribe on the classic Umatilli
! this week. Brain food, you know,
> SO look out a little later on.
All members of the A. O. u. w
: are requsted to be present at tn
regular meeting tomorrow evening
There will be dereeg work.
! L. J. Davis, formerly principa
: Of the public school at Adams, wa
J in the city yesterday. Mr.. Davis
h is located at Wallula, Wash.
There will be preaching at th
& Christian church next Sunday
t morning and evening. Also bap
r tising services.
/ Fifty pieces apron check ging
y ham in large and small checks vii
d be sold by 1. Dusenbery 4 Co. a
2 25 yards for $1. A
x-guperintendeut of schools O