The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-01-22
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f. q. Lrcas is down from his noun
tain ranch.
For dressed poultry. call up Bert
Cartano. Phone. SO.
- Thos. Lieuallen was in the city
yesterday from Adams.
a. !. A new linoleum graoes the floor of
s-<aae local telephone office.
] IBorn, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Wood, January 6. 1909, son.
Mrs Martha Mays has recovered
from recent attack Of illness.
Mrs. Ed Lafavs is i'll at her home
south Of town, with the grippe.
If you want to buy, lease or sell
land call on s. r. Wilson, attorney.
Gail Christian has been working at
Z The Parker and Stone barber shop this
week.
i Q. A. Burns, circulation agent for
the Spokesman Review was in the city
Saturday.
Douglas Ball. the tall man of Blake,
( McFall Co., Portland was in the city
yesterday.
Z Archie Mcintyre has been detained
from school this week on account OF
sickness.
* Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Redford,
January 16 1909 twins, a son and a
daughter.
A pretty stiff wind, that Of Wednes-
day night. What if the snow had
been with us. Hully Geel
NMrs. Fletcher. mother of Mrs. John
Keen, is i'll with the grippe. Mrs.
Fletcher is over 80 years old.
All accounts owing to the firm of
Jones g. jackson not paid by February
will be placed with collector.
A discount of 10 per cent on all
orders for goods amounting to $500
or over at Miller's furniture store.
XJames Carlyle died this morning at
11fs home in Weston after lingering
illness. He leaves wife and several
children.
$ A. b. McEwen and Henry Keopke
returned from Portland Monday. They
report good time at the big Masonic
gathering.
II you like to have good CUP of
coffee or light lunch at any time
through the day stop at Miller's
Bakery.
A genuine March hail storm and
shower, accompanied by high wind,
was introduced by the weather man
last evening.
Julia A. Norton, the face and sea lp
specialist is here and will answer all
questions free this evening at st.
Nichols Hotel.
K Tue railroad washouts are making
Business for the livery men. Drum"
mers will travel no matter what the
conditions may be.
Miss Eva Rider, local manager for
| the telehoue company req uests that
/ patrons of the rural lines who are in
rrears call and settle.
Over 100 passengers are held up al
II Wal,a Walla owing to railroad wash.
oats Railroad companies are paying
hotel bills for travellers.
i NThpre is little or no sickness in
i Athena this winter. A circumstance
th. is perhaps noted more by the ply
sicials than any one else.
A card from Representative Barrett
/ announces that he and Mrs. Barrett
are pleasantly located in Salem, at No,
332 North Church street.
Mrs. NJ. L. Akers and little daugh
ter are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Akers' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
/ Swaggart, north of the city.
The young people will participate
in dance at the Umatlla Implement
= .lding this evening. Johnson's or
nestra will furnish the music.
I /Bert Ramsay has sold his pleasure
i resort In this city to Mr.. Grant of He
tx. Mr.. Grant has taken possession
s ! Bert may take trip to Alberta.
filler the furniture man announces
t until Jan. 81. he will give II
cent discount on all orders fol
DDS amounting to $500 or over.