The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-01-19

Harry Mcbride is the possessor Of
new tangled printing machine. q
disclaims any intention Of adding |
printshop to his livery business, an,
TOOK the little rotary press on fees
bill which an enterprising agent failed
to square with coin of the realm.
Evangelist Bulgin and his singer
George L. Rose. will open series Of
revival meetings in Salem, one week
from Sunday. DR.. Bnlgin left the
city Tuesday evening for Los Angeles,
where bis wife is reported seriously
i'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose left for Salem
Wednesday afternoon.
Joseph HJdgson was in from his
, ranch on Pine creek Wednesday and
poured a couple of dollars worth of
oil in the editorial lamp. Joe has
been a subscriber to the Press ever
since he has been in the country,
and his name always appears on the
right side Of the ledger.
Mrs. Henry Sohmitt. who was taken
to hospital at Walla Walla last week
and underwent a surgical operation
for appendicitis and other serious
trouble, is reported to be convalesoent
and it is hoped by her many anxious
friends that she may soon be able to
be removed to her homo near this
city.
Wines are the staples in family liq-
ours Bert Cartano carries large
and varied stock of select vintages.
&l.50 per gallon. you can get choice
Tokay. Musoat, Angelica, Sweet Ca
tawba or Port. These are Caiifornia's
best product and give satisfaction
wherever used. Call at the Red Front
for the best and purest liquors.
Painless Dentistry. Nerves. removed
without pain; teeth crowned, filled
and treated. and bridge work applied
without pain. Ny method for pain
less extraction is safe. Does not cause
sore mouth or any bad after effects.
Original methods used for performing
operations in painless manner.
DR.. Sponogle. Experienced Dentist.
B. F. Beck of Pendleton, is dead as
the result Of amputation Of his leg,
which was afflicted with senile gan
creme. The operation was performed
Monday and death came Wednesday
morning. The deceased was pioneer
of Pendleton. a memter Of the q. A.
R. and the Masonic order. He is
survived by his wife and Eve children.
This is the season Of the year when
subscriptions to the Press are due.
Many of our subscribers have paid up,
but many others have not. Those who
have not paid up their subscription
are iingling ducats in their pockets
that telong to US. Pungle 'em over
without further delay. The date
with your name on the paper will
tell you exactly where you stand.
Mrs. A. Fl. Luna underwent a sur
gioal operation at the hospital in PEN
dleton Wednesday. Drs. Plamondon
of this city and Smith of Pendleton,
performed the operation. and the pa
tient rallied nicely from its effects
and is getting along as we'll as could
be expected under the circumstances.
Mr.. Luna and daughter. Gertrude,
are at the bedside of Mrs. Luna.
Pulling off wild west stunt on
Main street Wednesday evening. cost
George Mulkey and Charles Matt
half eagle each, in Judge Richards
court. They tried to run over each
other while on horseback. like knights
Of ye olden time. The feat was inter
esting to bystanders. but in the opin-
ion of the officers was little too hill
arious from a decorous standpoint.
Hence their arrest.
Harry Alexander, who made the trip
ty auto to Waitsburg, taking N. A.
Miller, made the,return trip last night
in two hours and five minutes. He
was accompanied on the return trip
by Clyde Brotherton. MIR. Miller was
called to Waitsburg to take charge OF
the funeral of Mis-. M. L. Wells, who
died at the home of Chas. Brotherton
Yesterday. A beautiful casket was
shipped from Mr. Miller undertaking
establishment last evening.
In special session, the Weston city
council decided to grant license to on
ly one saloon. The license was placed
at $1,000 per year. The vote on the
question of mum ber Of saloons resulted
in a tie. three favoring one saloon and
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