The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-07
Local News.

born-Ne9r Atnena, June =, 30,
to the wife of Nose Taylor, a boy.
A musical "print" favored the
Press Office with a few choice sell
ections yesterday.
The Big Boston Store is out with
a neat ad in today's issue. You
will profit by reading it.
VIM. Winship and Postmaster
Maloney were among Wednesdays
visitors to Walla Walla.
Ex-Marshal Robinson, of Walla
Walla, died in that city Wednes-
day and was buried yesterday.
The average farmer is just now
engaged in hauling his winters
supply of wood from the mountains.
Rev. Rushing and family have
removed to the Robt. Maloney
property, in the north part of the
city.
William Child a Wyoming stock
man wants 1000 of Umatilla county
ewes to drive to his Wyoming
ranges.
Saturday afternoon VIM. Young
was taken i'll very suddenly and
was compelled to shut up shop and
go home.
H. ]. Taylor, a Wild Horse farm
er, residing below Adams, had a
fine team killed by a train, one
day last week.
Liverine, Oregon's own remedy
for liver, kidney and constipation
among other valuable medicines,
are sold by P. NJ. Kirkland.
Eagle: Mr.. Frank Perham, the
new groceryman, moved to Milton
Monday and is now ready to at
tend to the wants of the people.
Go to OsBuRNs' PALACE DRUG
STORE and get a bottle Of LIVER
INE for Kidney and Liver troub-
les, headache and constipation. =
Considerable Camas Prairie wool
was hauled to Pendleton last week,
all Of which is a fine clean article
and should command the top price.
Rev. Rushing and family are at
Milton in attendance to the camp
meeting, now being held there,
They will be absent until June 16.
If you live within 100 miles Of
Pendleton and want a carpet OF
sewing machine it would pay you
to communicate with Jesse Fail.
ing.
A Baptist picnic was held in the
neighborhood of Helix Wednesday
Thirty dollars was raised, the pro.
ceeds to purchase an organ for the
Helix church.
T. d. Taylor, Chas. Henry and
Jinks Taylor returned home Tues.
day evening from the stock range
in the John Day country. They
report stock in prime condition.
Miss Celestine and Augusta
Moorhouse, two Normal graduates
and Miss Christine and Margaret
Moorhouse, Of Weston Normal
dined with Mrs. Bradley Saturday
last.
The wide awake Boston Store,
Pendleton will celebrate the 4th Of
July, 1895, by giving away four
prizes. See their advertisement and
give them call at the Bostor
Store.
A large number ofthe lady friends
Of Miss Bessie Davis congregated
at the depot Saturday evening last
to bid farewell and wish the young
lady a pleasant journey to her
home in the east.
For the Fourth of July, the O
R. a. N. Co., will sell round tril
tickets to any rail station within
300 miles at rate of. one fare 70
round trip. win sell on July End
Bird, and 4th. Return tickets goo'
to and including July 9th. Wha
a grand opportunity to see on
friends and sweethearts.
| Among those from Athena VIII
attended service at Weston, Sun
| day, June 2, on the occasion of tn
Baccalaureate Sermon were: Rev
aud Mrs. G.. w. Rigby, Mrs. NJ. A
Jacobs, Mrs. and Miss Barrett an
Henry Barrett, Miss Aisle Eos
and Mrs. Bradley and daughters
Elizabeth and Grace Bradley.
East 0regonian: A photograp
was recently taken at Wheeler
gallery in which FIVE generation
| Of one family are represented. Th
ones sitting for the photograph al
Mrs. Cosbi Townsend; her daugf
ter, Mrs. A. M. Raley: her daugh
ter, Mrs. John, of Portland, her SO
Mark P. John; and his daughter,
babe of two months.
/ At meeting of James w. Ne
mith Camp. Indian War Veteran
held Saturday afternoon in Wall
Walla, Capt. James McAullif. Q
behalf of Mrs. Levi Ankney, pr
sented the camp with q beautif'
flag. Ed. Ross, A. @. Lloyd an
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