The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-01-25

in attendance and give profound
attention to the earnest and elo-
quent words of the speaker. There
has been number of conversions
and a general awakening in spirit
ual matters. Mr.. R. will remain
and conduct the meetings for some
days yet.
u Mrs. Kate J. Young, the Grand
Chief of Honor, was in Athena this
week. She has just instituted a
lodge of the degree of Honor, at
Pendleton, and came to Athena to
try an organize a lodge ofthe same
kind here. The degree of Honor
is the ladies annex to the A. O. U.
w. and gives the members the BEN
eft Of a 81, 900 insurance.
While in Pendleton Monday, L.
D. Lively purchased the fixtures Of
the Pendleton National Bank to be
used in the First National Bank of.
Athena. The partition between
the bank and the room formerly
used as a shoe shop will be taken
out and with its new fixtures, the
Athena bank will be one of the
best arranged banks in the county.
The publication Of Rev. Laviol-
ette's sermon on the subject,
I"What ails our young men," has.
been requested. The memorial
sermon crowds it out this week but
we will gladly comply in the near
Epre.
tH * couple of young men from Adj
EaHs were in attendance on the
dance Friday evening and were
compelled to walk home. Some
misoreant turned their horses loose.
Richard Marion of South Bend,
Wash, arrived in the city Wednes-
day. He is an Uncle of Mrs. Win
ship, who died Sunday, and the
only relative she had in America
News comes from California that
physicians have despaired Of saw
ing the life Of N. H. Tennery, Of
Pendleton. Mr.. Tennery has many
friends in Athena.
|KJ. j. Winship, Of Tekoa, Wash,
visited his brother VIM Winship,
this week. Mr.. Winship is q loco
motive engineer In the employ Of
the @. R. d N. Go.
The Pendleton football team is
getting in fine form and will soon
play a match game with the older
boys Of the Catholic mission on the
reservation.
A little child of Ed. Payne died
on the reservation last Monday,
and was buried at the Athena cem-
etery, at Athena Wednesday.
i w. e. Young, Frank Mansfield,
David Taylor and Clark Walters,
drove down to Pendleton Wednes-
usly -altcI y Ols.s zs-4s,s ~ -
The Misses Della Estes, Iva and
Rubie Callander. Evaline Fhomp-
son. made this Office pleasant call
"Wednesday.
IN Chas. Kennedy has sold his He
nix store to Frank Perham, who
| FORMERLY clerked for J. Bloch q Co.
| ofthis city.
Lew Reed returned from Marys-
vile, Montana, this week. He
says everything is frozen tight up.
there.
About 400 volumes have arrived
in Pendleton for the library in the
Commercial Association building.
| @. w. Hollis, Roe Kirkland, @.
A. Barrett and Judge Gilman had
business in Pendleton Monday.
Rev. LaViolette is at Adams as
sisting Rev. Miner in special meet
ings this week.
The young ladies give. i ball to-
night after the concert, in the Nor
ris building.
/ The children of Judge DePeatt
are suffering from severe attack
of tonsillitis.
Willis Bush lost a valuable COW
Monday night. Cause, too much
chop.
| The Grand jury found not a true
bill in the case Of N. A. Connoyer.
| Frank Landry, pioneer of PEN
dleton, died Thursday morning.
| Died-in Athena Jan, 25, 1895,
Mrs. Chas. Bryson, of dropey.
/ Frank Tharp returned from a
visit 10 Salem yesterday.
Work will soon commence on
our Waterworks system.
/ P. N. Stevens and wife visited in
Pendleton this week.
Hazlett, the pilgrim" dropped
IN again this week.
/ Athena do move.
i Fine Sleighing.
Degree of Honor Instituted. Il
Glover Leaf Lodge No. 35