The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06

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hold funeral services, which take place
today.
East Oregonian: Alvin B. Stone, the
Adams physician, has fled his certificate
Of medical proficiency with the county
clerk.
Mrs. Logan left yesterday for her
home in Oakesdale, after having spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. J.. A..
Henry.
The program for the Y. P. s. G. E.
convention in Milton next Thursday is
given on another page of this issue Of
the PREss.
MA. B. McEwen managed 10 get in
half days seeding on his ranch out at
Vansycle, before the snow put a stop to-
farming
Il w. M. Peterson viii represent Pyth-
ian Lodge No. 20, X. Of p, at the dis
trict convention to be held at La Grande
tomorrow.
Mrs. A. L. Jones was called to Walla
Walla this week to attend her daughter,
Mrs. Jesse Sailing, who is i'll at her home
in that city.
Milton Swaggart has petitioned the
county court to change location of a GER
tain portion Of the Lamar gulch county
road north Of Athena.
FIRED Rosenzweig and son Harry have
gone to their Franklin county ranch by
team and will proceed to make neces-
sary improvements thereon.
Charles Culley, who owns and oper-
ates meat market in Freewater, was in
the city Saturday. He reports business
conditions good in Freewater.
A number Of Athena people will at
tend the Turner art exhibit in Pendle-
ton this week. Special rates of 1155 fare
have been secured for Saturday.
@. E. Troutman, the Pendleton arch
itect, was in town Tuesday comforting
with the committee having in charge the
building of the new Methodist church.
1t took Just 10 days to dispose of 100
Montello cigars atGay's. The Montellol
is the best 5-cent cigar on the market
and new invoice Of $500 has just ar
rived.
w The first annual ball Of Hose Co. No.
4, Athena Fire department, which was
held in the opera house last Friday eve
ming, was pronounced success in every
respect,
X Indications go to show that more corn
will be planted in this part Of the coun .
try than ever before. Robert Coppock
will put in large acreage and many
others contemplate doing likewise.
The ladies of the Methodist church
have decided on May 20 as the date on
which they will give their festival and
handkerchief bazaar. The opera house
has been selected as the place in which
to give it.
Great interest in the revival meetings
at the Christian church still continues.
Many people from Weston and other
nearby towns are present each night to
hear the great evangelist, DR.. s. M.
Martin. A
" f. S..LeGrow and Win M. Peterson
Were In Pendleton Wednesday evening.
They we're compelled to stop in the
county seat over night because they
were not fleet enough to run down and
board the evening train.
The basket social given by the Helix
Baptist church people last Friday eve
ming was largely attended. The Adams,
brass band was in attendance and fur
nished good music for the occasion The
receipts Of the evening were $75.
At the present time vice President
PEBBLES is acting as president Of the
Eastern Oregon State Normal school.
A number Of applications have been re-
ceived but as yet the regents have taken
no action in the appointment Of presi-
dent.
When you lack energy, do not relish
your food, feel dull and stupid after
eating, all you need is dose Of Cham
berlain's Liver Tablets. They will make
you feel like a new man and give you an
appetite ike bear. For sale by G. C.
0sbprn.
The depot gang got Gay yesterday
and fred off a cannon fire-craclxer.
Charlie survived the ordeal, but Bill
King isstilI afflicted with nervous pros
tration, With miserly instinct, the joke
was boarded mp for Boyd for some time,
but he was given wise tip.
On the 14th Of March County Super.
intendent Nowlin viii conduct d local
institute at Athena for the teachers Of
I this vicinity. An extensive program il
being prepared and will soon be ready
for publication. On the last Saturday
in the month another local institute viii
be held at Milton.
East Oregonian: Extensive 1epairl
have lately been made on the two bridg
es belonging to the o. R. G n. foul
miles north Of Weston. Both are four
deck bridges. The repairs have been q
extensive as to nearly amount to remod
cling both structures. It is possible
that both may be entirely rebuilt thu
coming summer.
Milton Eagle: The question Of havinI
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