The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-08-28


nesday evening. They spent the entire
summer in the mountains.
Mr.. t. ]. Miller and family of
Princeton, Mo. are In Athena visiting
relatives. MIR. Miller is a nephew of
VIM. Killgore of this city.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
will promptly relieve all Kidney and
Bladder disorders. Sold and recon-
mended by Palace Drug Co.
Attorney s. F. Wilson, who went
east recently on legal business. has
been at his home in North Carolina,
and will return west in few days.
Charles Peterson. brother of Attor-
ney Will M. Peterson. will leave for
his home in North Carolina, after
spending several months in Umatilla
county.
| XCharls5 Dunn, an old time Athena
boy writes friends here that he iss
witnessing the sights at Coney Island, J
| the place where "you get a run fots
your money"
| Mrs. Irvine and son, of Portland,
passed through town yesterday on
their way home from a visit with her
brother. Billy Williams. who resides
on the mountain.
am closing out my jewelry business
and will leave Athena in a short time.
Therefore all knowing themselves to
Ee indebted to me, will please call and
settle at once. F. H. Coolidge.
Maurice Hill will leave soon for
Lewiston, Idaho. where he will enter
the high school. He will make his
home will his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Parkyn. of that city.
The pastorate of the Christian
church in this city remains vacant.
However, the officers of the church
have pastor in REV, and call for
his services will be made in the near
future.
Mr.. Lyto Howard and son, Frank. Of
Malheur. Ore, were in town this week.
guests at the Mansfield home. The
father is an old friend of the family,
and with his son is seeking a business
location.
A. B. McEwen and family returned
from Toll Gate last evening. A great
many people are leaving the noun
tains, but many camps yet remain and
each morning finds the tents covered
with frost.
Mr.. M. NJ. johns left Athena We'd
nesday noon viaaWalla Walla for his
home. in Los Angeles. Mr.. johns had
been in Athena for several weeks, at
tending to the harvesting and sale of
his wheat crop.
Willis Bush and daughter Gladys,
came up from. .Pendleton Tuesday on
visit to Athena relatives. Miss Gladys,
who is in poor health, will spend the
winter with her aunt Mrs. Hardy
Mansfield, at La Grande.
The Mosgrove Mercantile company
have just received their new fall and
winter lines of ladies dress goods.
The stock is complete Ia every detail
and includes all the latest novelties in
foreign and domestic weaves.
The Ferris Carlisle Stock company
appeared in a repertoire of plays at the
opera house Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of this week. The
troupe played to good sized audiences
each night anu was well received.
Y A partial failure of the apple crop
sin Wild Horse orchards is reported.
On the Mrs. Page place south, where
last year large crop of choice fruit
was gathered, only small amount Of
apples are to be found this season.
Chicken dinner will be served next
Sunday at the st. Nichols hotel in
Froome's own 81 yle. Everybody knows
that means feast of good thingsauch
as no other toniface can supply. Take
your family and givesthem a treat.
NMr. and Mrs. Twill Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Campbell and Hank
Caplinger returned from the Toll
Gate Wednesday. In day and
half the party apicked % quarts Of
huckleberries north of the meadows.
Clint Thomas former proprietor of
the Corner" saloon. is making pre-.
parations to start bowling alley in
the Horseshoe Club saloon building.
He went to Walla Walla yesterday to
purchase the equipment for the alley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gross and Mr..
ana Mrs. Arthur Douglas will leave
next week for Alberta, where they will
reside in future. They will be accom-
panied to Alberta by q. w. Gross,
who will return home in few weeks.
Mrs. Lille Miller has received a.
consignment of fall millinery goods
and is now busiIy engaged in prepar-
ing for her first grand opening, which |
will occur on next week Friday and
Saturday. a nice line of the latest
styles in street hats will be on display.
Say Mothersi Don't you want that
little boy orsgirl of yours to learn to
sing or play new piece Of music? |
We have large assortment, the very
thing for the little tots. at 10 cents.
We also have music at the same price
for your older children regardless of
whether they have b. sen taking two