The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-02-11
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Weston is to have bowling alley.
Eggs are now plentiful on the market.
Art Snrdsm was in the city from Wee
son yesterday.
DEPUTY Sheriff Kimberk was up from
Peadleton YESTERDAY.
Ladies watches are sold at discount
for cash by H II. Hill.
Miss Ried, daughter Of Prof. Ried, has
accepted 8 school in the Vansycle coun-
try.
Judge R. M. Powers, the Weston at
tornev, was observed on our streets
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Yeend, wife OF Surdum
Yeend. near wslIa Walla died Saturday,
Of cancer.
Just received large lot OF Granite
Iron Wars. and prices reduced. New
York Cash Store.
Farmer Zeroa was observed driving
OUT of town Monday, in bFand.splinter-
ing new hack.
Remember that DR.. nlrrin will be at
the St. Nichols hotel, Athena, one week,
Feb. 10th to 9th.
Don't walt to long il yop want to get
one Of those nice double lap rooes. at the
New York Cash Store.
G. w. Wheeler. the Waitsburg editor
will address the Woodmen, in this city.
tho avaninu az March
A new crosswalk was laid this week
over Main street, from Cox's hardware
store, to the bowling allay.
One Minute Cough Cure cures quick.
ly. That's what you want Palace
Drug Store, Vim. Mcbride Prop.
The best shoes for the money in East
ern Oregon at "The Square Storep shoe
department. +. s. Haye, proprietor.
il Mrs. Mckinley, former teacher in
our public school, is visiting friends in
the city. Mrs. Mckinley now resides at
Walla Walla.
Dan Briggs, who was afflicted with a
cancer on the chin, has returned from
Walla Walla, where he was operated on
by DR.. Blalock.
"pnele Jes" Zigman. the we'll known
farmer OF Weston, was in the city Tues
day. "Uncle Joe" has been Ill for
sometime, but isnow improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Pierce have re.
turned from their trip to California,
where Mr.. Pierce went to learn what he
could in regard to the culture of beets.
The Pierce Farming Company will at
once begin preparing 600 acres Of land in
Grande Ronde valley for sugar beets.
The seeds will be planted about April |.
As much as $0200 have been SUBJ
scribed in the stock OF the Umatilla
Agricultural Association. and commit.
tee is looking for suitable grounds near
Pendleton.
A Heppner paper reports that James
Hangar, OF that place, has sold 5000
head of yearling wethers to Marshall
& Furnish, OF Pendleton, at IS per head.
The sheep will be delivered BY March
1st.
The Salvationists are preparing for the
Hallelujah wedding of Captains Oscar
and Ella Crabtree, who will be united
under the colors by Major s. Marshall in
Walla Walla Armory hall, February the
18th.
F.. j. Jackson is making extensive
improvements on bis country residence.
OF course this may mean something, and
then again, 1t may not. Mr.. Chapman
is doing the work.
j. B. Saylor and family were up from
Butter creek this week. Eighteen de-
Grees is the lowest temperature ex-
perenced down there this winter, spring
! weather being in evidence as rule.
The regular teachers examination il
in progress at the court house, with
Superinten lent Nowlin, F. L. Forbes
and G. j. Mcintosh as the boafd of ex-
aminers. There are 20 applica' 3.
East Oregonian: The county has
patient in the person OF Bry
troublesome Fannie Poppin. sfler
she is really sick or. is merely paying
possum" has not yet been fully de-
termined by the authorities.
What pleasure is there In life with q
headache, constipation and biliousness? !?
Thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy by using De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. Palace Drug Store, VIM.
Mcbride, Prop.
The infant SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bloch
met with serious fall Monday Of this
week. A frightful cut was received on
the little ones head, and DR.. Sharp was
compelled to take couple OF stitches
in the scalp.
A thrill of terror is experienced when
brassy cough Of Group sounds through
the house at night. But the terror soon
changes to relief after One Minute
Cough Cure has been administered.
Safe and harmless for children. Palace
Drug Store, VIM, Mcbride, Prop.
Walla Walla Statesman: From In
formation derived from farmers all over
the country adjacent to Wslla Walla we
find the fall sown grain looks well, in
fact, never better. The lack of enow
has not injured the young wheat parti
Gle, owing to there having been no hard
freezing weather.
Weekly Excursion TO the East.
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