The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-12-11


E. Ellington, state evangelist, will
begin a protracted meeting about
January 10.
The Umatilla County delegation of
the development league is at Heppner
today, where it went ty special train
from Pendleton. @. A. Barrett rep
resents Athena.
The various rural telephone COM
pauies centering at Weston have
joined in petition to the city council
of Weston for franchise for 10 years
for rights of way.
Edward Manaase came home from
Walla Walla Sunday. feeling con-
siderably better. Hereafter be will
60 to Walla Walla twice each week
for medical treatment.
XIV. J. King opened his confection-
cry and cigar store last night to the
public. 1t is Mr. Kings intention to
carry select stock of goods, and he
respectfully solicits share of your
patronage.
Taken as directed, it becomes the
greatest curative agent for the relief
of suffering humanity ever devised.
Such is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Soc tea or tablets. Pioneer
drug store.
Pendleton Tribune: Mrs. A. d.
Blue, accompanied by her son and
daugher, came in from their reserva-
tion farm yesterday. Mrs. Blue is
rapidly settling up the estate OF her
deceased husband.
Charles Norris has installed new
rack with patent hangers to be used
for displaying harness. The hangers
are surely novelty in their class and
by their use harness can be displayed
with all parts visible without hand
ling.
The Helix city election Tuesday re-
suited in the choice of A. B. Mont
gomery for mayor; Ira Julian, L. A.
Lieuallen, M. L. Morrison, council
men; 9. A. Logan, marshal; G. E.
Bott, treasurer; M. A. Ferguson, re-
cordeT.
The Weston city election Tuesday
resulted as follows: Mayor, Merritt |
A. Baker; councilmen, two years, j.
B. Gross, F. M. Bryant, William Nc
Kenzie; councilman, one year, J. K.
King recorder, L. s. Wood; treasurer,
B. B. Hall.
An electric radiator has Eeen in-
stalled in Parker's barber shop for
heating purposes. The temperature of
the room SO far has been satisfactory
and the installation of the electric
heating apparatus has about passed
the experimental stage ID this in
stance.
Weston Leader: The largest wheat |
deal of the seasoa at Weston was con- |
summated yesterday, when the follow
ing lots were bought by S. A. Barnes,
agent of the Pacific Coast Elevator Co.
at Sc cents: o. De Graw, 3019 sacks;
g. w. Stages. $500 sacks; Mrs. Sarah
Stages, 100 sacks
DR.. j. G. Baddeley, the veterinary
surgeon, will bein Athena and Wes-
ton Between the 18tE of December and
January A. During that time he will
be prepared to answer all calls for
services Dr. Baddeley
is nowtaking the veterinary course
at the Washington Agricultural col
lege in Pullman.
Roderick, one of the infant twins of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cartauo, died at l
o'clock this morning, aged II months
and 10 days. The little one had been
IN delicate health since, birth and grew
gradually worse until a few days ago,
when its illness became critical. Fun
sral services will be held at the home
at 10 a. IN!
Bees laxative cough syrup CON
aiming honey and tar, is especially
appropriate for children, no opiates or
)oisons of any character, conform to
he conditions of the pure food and
lrug law, June 80, 1906. For Group,
vhooplng cough, etc. 1t expels
,oughs and colds by gently moving
,he bowels. Guaranteed. Pioneer drug
tore.
Il At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
stone on 3rd street Saturday evening,
he young people of the city were en-
ertained in pleasant manner. A
arge number assembled at the invita-
ion of the parents'fot the purpose OF
their son, Dave, and mer-
y surprise it was. Mrs. Stone was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Della
Maloney Games and music passed
he time, and light refreshments were
erved.
Last Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and MRS. d. H. Sanders III this
,ity, Miss Lizzie Mckenzie gave the
of her bible school class a
most enjoyable party. The class is
composed of eight Toys, each of whom
vas spermitted to invite a friend, max
pg the number entertained 16. The
l iit6 was we'll put in by the young
la6ple, who showed their appreciation
i Miss McKenzie's kindness. Tho
lass isNo, 3, of the Christian Bible
vrv.7ss alSss
Saturday, Dec. 10. the ladies of the
]hlistiap chnrch will hold bazaar
u the Macarthur building on Main
tFeet, known sns Gays old stand.
Booths win bearranged for the display
/ home produce, fancy work, articles
Or everyday use,~ etc. The young
aties will also have booth where
candies, hot popcorn and
tlef delicious eatabies will be dis
leilsedss Lunch will be served from !
= O'clock, noons aud during the after
oD8 and efeGiAg. Oyster stew, 25