The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-03-11
Items in Brief.
For dental work


Items in Brief.
For dental work
Go to DR.. L. F. Tovar, 3rd street.
See the new heater at G. A. Barrett &
Co.'s
t1Bock Beer on tap at Wells Exchange
saloon.
Sweet singers at the opera house Mon
day night.
See the 9S Crescent wheel at @. A.
Barrett & Co.'S.
Talk with the Press over the new tele-
phone circuit.
Al. Willaby and Will Wells were in
Pendleton Monday.
Big line OF white ware just received at
the New York Cash Store.
Mrs. Arthur Rigby is visiting rela tivss
in Pendletou, this week.
Art hur Rigby and wife went down to
PEN dleton Sunday by wheel.
Hollis has made prices that will turn
his surplus stock into cash.
The PRESS beats 'em all on commercial
printing. Prices reasonable.
Plain white plates 40 and 80: per set
at the New York Cash Store.
A meeting Of tbe Mckinley club is
called for the evening Of March Is.
Born March 5, to Mr.. and Mrs. Doug.
las Bets, of Pilot Rock. q daughter.
Th0se Butterflies, what are they? For
iaiormation inquire at The New Store.
Thomlinson & Sharp have received q
large stock OF wall paper. Latest de.
signs.
Look herel Plain tea cups and sauc.
srr, 45c per set, at the New York Cash
Store.
A car load OF Balm wagons and Racine
hacks are due this week st O. A. Barrett
& Co.'s.
Frank Mansfield was over at Walla
Walla this week Mrs Mansfield is re-
covering.
Free wool couldn't put the prices of
underwear any lower than Hollis has
them now.
N The enterprisiDg firm, Rigby & Hales
are fitting up tidy Office in their Brick
Grocery Store.
Mrs. Chas. Holt, of Waitsburg, Wash,
we'll known in this city, is vieitirg rela-
tives in New York state.
Juat received large lot OF Granite
Iron Ware, and prices reduced. New
York Oaah Store.
F.C. Marquardsen and VIM. Mosgrove
are in Portland this week, purchasing
goods for their new store.
Mrs. R J. Boldly arrived in the city
from La GFande Monday, on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Ida Gillis.
The best shoes for the money in East
ern Oregon at "The Square Store" shoe
department. ]. s. Haye, proprietor.
Ladies' IL will pay you to visit The
New Store and see some of the latest
spring novelties, they ara the delight of
all.
u Rumor hath it that our friend, Jack
SON, Of Gerkiug Flat, will on or about
the 22nd, Join the ranks of the Bene,
diets.
Lee Hiteman, who is attending the
Monmouth Normal School, has been i'll
the past three weeks with fever. He is
better.
Mrs. Lillian Helmick has been appoint
cd by President Mckinley postmaster at
Ukiah, vice DR.. w. G. Alexander, re-
signed.
Mre. Mays. mother of Mrs. G. A. Bar
rett, Who has heen visiting in this citv
for some weeks, left yesterday for La
Grande.
n Miss Minnie Leeper, daughter Of Mrs.
NIL Leeper, of this CITY. was recently
married at Pennington, ILL.,, to q gentle.
man named Clore.
.Prove all things" and when you find
that Hollis goods are the best quality
and sold at the cheapest prices thold
fast to that which is good"
Best OF work Is done by the Pendleton
steam laundry. Leave orders at billiard
ball or barber shop, Wsshings are coli
lected and delivered promptly.
Mcbride, Of the Palace Drugstore. has
Just received al elegant stock of domes-
tic and imported cigars which include
all the leading and most popular brands.
W Nate Pinkerton returned last night
from the Grande Ronde valley. Nate
purchased three fine driving horses for
the Commercial livery stable while at
Union.
Chas. Fischer departed Monday for
California. He expects TO return to
Athena In q couple of months, but
whether to remain or NOT he is ss yet
undecided.
Parker & Ferguson now have one OF
the finest appointed shaving parlors 10
be found anywhere in Eastern Oregon.
A splendid mug case Was added to their
fixtures tbs week.
Miss Gen Booth, who recently left for
her home in Jacksonville. was taken i'll
ia Portland with quiusy. The Young
lady has recovered and is visiting friends
in Independence.