The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-10-04
Local News.

F. J. Beale and wife were in
Pendleton Tuesday.
q. NJ. Lockwood is down from his
Washington home.
G. w. Hollis had business in
Pendleton tuesday.
Thos. Barger returned from Eu-
gene Sunday Morning.
]. Bloch and Mr.. Fischer spent
Sunday on the Umatilla.
Rev. F. L. Pierce will preach in
the Christian church Sunday morn
ing.
Carpenters are at work on the
new addition to Fred Rosenzweig's
residence.
Chas. Marsh and Frank Mans
field had business at the county
seat this week.
Warmers near Pendleton will en-
IdeAvor to hold their wheat until Of
fered 40 cents.
|2EMonday and Tuesday Of this
Hweek were hot enough to be classed
as summer days.
M. V. Wormington, pioneer Of
Milton, died in that city Thursday
Of last week, aged So years.
Mrs. Shultz, Of Pendleton, is now
considered out Of danger. This is
gratifying to her Athena friends.
Please don't forget that compe-
tent and experienced druggist fills
the prescriptions at Osburn's Drug
store.
q Guy Turner and Miss Ella Bur-
rows, of Walla Walla, visited in
Athena Sunday the guests of Miss
Leola Young.
Sheriff Houser yesterday turned
over to treasurer Kern $7241.15
which he had collected on the tax
roll of 1894.
No use to shiver and shake, q
few silver dollars will get good
warm Eastern price clothing at
The Boston Store.
H. B. Nelson, Of Weston, is lay
ing the brick foundation for Rosen-
zweig's new addition to his resi-
dence on Jefferson street.
Thrifty people have thrifty ways.
Notice that more of your friends
buy their clothes of us than any
where else-The Boston Store.
Geo. F. Halsey, representing the
Pendleton Tribune, was in Athena
Wednesday in interest of bis paper.
We acknowledge a fraternal call,
Is Marriage license were issued this
week to Amos F. Kugel and Miss
Elvira Gum, and @Frederick Q.
Searcey and Miss Julia Gravauch.
Hugh Thompson was in town
Monday. He is now located near
Cotton, Wash. His daughter Lena,
went up with him, and will attend
school.
Mr.. Leon Cohen, the popular
Pendleton merchant. had the mis-
fortune Monday, of this week to re-
ceive abroken leg by horse fall
ing with him.
La Grande Chronicle: r. J..
Boldly, of Ladd canyon, has pur-
chased the interest Of Jacob New
man in the second-ha store and
will assume cnarge Immediately.
No lies told here. You have
had a surfelt Of such dealings, get
your honest made clothes at East
ern prices and you are guaranteed
against loss. The Boston Store.
Mrs. Rose Campbell, of Camp
bell & Wilson, the Pendleton mil
lioners, will be in Athena October
3rd, 4th and 9th, with a full line
of the latest styles in millinery
goods.
XS Some guy helped himself to
ride on Tom Purdy's saddle horse,
which was standing at a hitching
rack in this city Saturday night.
The horse was found near Weston
Monday.
Mr.. C. E. Hoover, of Alba, passed
through town today on his way
home from Miltonl Mr.. Hoover
had large wagon loaded with
Millions fruit, for his own con-
sumption. Little or no fruit was
raised in Alba this year.
HJ. N. B. Gerking was in from the
Fla. Tuesday. j. N. B. is as jolly
as Of yore, even if the price Of
wheat is at low ebb. This year
be was everything on the ranch,