The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-31
,or South Of Postoffic, Pendleton
J. 8. EIAYE. Proprietor

Mr.. Teal, representing a com.
mercial agency, is in town.
Clark Wood, of the Weston
Leader, was in town Monday.
Bob Hudespeth was in town from
his Wild Horse ranch, Wednesday.
James Ashworth was in town
from his mountain ranch yester-
day.
Marshal Gillis repaired the hang
ing apparatus of the fire. bell this
week
Max Levin keeps the Monogram
cigar. They are made out of best
pure tobacco.
R. M O'Brjen, a Weston farmer,
sold his wheat the other day for
54 cents per bushel.
Chris Simpson was in from He
lix Saturday and poured SO worth
Of oil in the Pass lamp. Good
boy.
When in Pendleton stop at the
Golden Rule Hotel. The best Of
rooms and elegant fare. Free bus
to and from all trains.
HJackson Toles a resident of the
reservation, fell through the stairs
which lead up to the back door,
to the PRESS Office Wednesday and
was considerably bruised.
Born.-In Athena. Jan. 90, 1896,
to the wife of W.T.. Gilman, twin
girls. Mother and babes doing
well, and the Judge is happy as a
lark on spring morning.
Max Morehead, state deputy Of
the United Artisans, instituted
lodge of that order al Weston Tues.
day evening. Among the members
of the new lodge are many leading
citizens of Weston. P. A. Worth
ington is the master artisan.
NJ. A. Citizens will soon move
his family to Walla Walla, where
he will engage in conducting
broom factory. S. A. Maloney and
Dick" will also leave soon for that
city to engage in the business.
NFrank Kelly was tried before
Justice Stowe at Umatilla Wednes-
day on charge of having deer
meat in his possession during the
close season. He was convicted
and fined $50. The costs, amount
ing to $S6, were taxed to him.
The communication which ap-
pears in this weeks issue from our
Waterman correspondent, was re-
ceived too-late for publication in
last weeks paper. To insure pub
ication, all communications must
be received at this Office not later
than Thursday morning.
N Prof. E. Pickel, an artist from
Portland with his family will locate
in Athena, about March 1st. Mr..
Pickel thoroughly understands
photography in all its branches,
and is an expert at enlarging. He
makes a speciality of fancy art
work and all kinds of decorative
art painting.
WWednesday evening Billy Wilk-
inson was at the Turner place
north Of Weston, ard while getting
into the buggy to return to town,
his horse got away from him. The
remains of the buggy were found
strewn from the top to the bottom
Of Dry Greek hill. The horse end
ed his mad career in the town of
Milton.
1t will be an agreeable surprise
to persons subject to attcks of bill
Gus collie to learn that prompt re-
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The attack may be prevented by
taking this remedy as soon as the
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NStella Finley, the 13-year-old
niece of A. R. Means, of Umatilla,
took dose Of strychnine by mis-
take yesterday morning, and with
in a few hours succumbed to the Ell.
fects Of the poison. The girl, it
seems, had been in the habit of
taking quinine occasionally, and
desiring some yesterday, she went
to the closet where it was kept.
BY mistake she seized the bottle of
strychnine and took a large dose
without noticing the label.
Notice.
TO whom it may concern: All