The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-04-04

Therese, widow of Ya-tin-e Quits
chief of the Oayuse tribe and daughter
of Howlish wampo, one of the power
full chiefs of the earlier days, died Mon.
day at the home of Joseph Craig or
the reservation.
Horehound, Irish Moss, Tolu. White
Pine, Selected Pineapple. Lemon and
Orange. Unexcelled for its curative
qualities for the Grippe. coughs and
colds. Guaranteed strictly pure, by
Bert Cartano. "
Miss Nettie Royse, who is attending
Columb bia college at Milton, and spec
ializing in music and domestic science,
spent the week end at her home west
of town. Miss Nettie was quite i'll
during her visit home.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Lloyd Thomas of Newport
and Regina Campbell of Freswater.
The girl being bat II years of age.
the consent of her mother. Mrs. Nellie
Campbell, was necessary.
n Bert Kelly, well known cowboy who
won the tucking contest at the first
Roundup in Pendleton and took second
honors last year, is in st. Mary's hos
pital in Walla Walla, according to
reports coming from that city.
Walter Brown, a we'll known young
man of the Walla Walla valley, was
drowned in the river at Touchet Sun
day. while attempting to ford the
stream on horseback. at last reports
the body had not been recovered.
During meeting at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening, the fur
mace f1ue burned out and caused con-
siderable alarm. The paper was
soorched on the wall, but little wa
ter averted danger of confiagration.
Mrs. s. f. Sharp is in a Walla
WNlla hospital for treatment for ner-
vous affiiction. Her many friends in
this city hope for an early and per-
manent recovery. Mrs. Sharp re-
ueutly returned from Hot Lake, but
little improved.
P. T. Hartor, one Of the proplietoTs
Of the Weston brick yard. was in the
city Monday. He is engaged in ship
ping fsrtilizing refuse to Walla Walla
and was here with the intention Of
cleaning up suoh material in Athena,
free of charge to property owners.
X Word has been received in Athena
tof the death of W. s. Buel, a former
resident Of this city. MIR. Buel died
in Los Angeles. March 23, after pc
riod of ill health extondipg over sew
eral years. He was a member OF the
local Woodman camp. and carried
SO, 900 insurance in the order.
XAttorney Watts is accommodating one
of\the most complete and valuable
law Libraries in Eastern Oregon. ibis
week he added over $500 worth OF
new volumes 10 bis library. The
full reports from 50 states and the
United States Supreme court, com.
plete are 10 be found upon his shelves.
The program at the Dreamland for
Friday and Saturday evenings: L.
"The Geisha's Love Story" Pathe.
2.-"M Madame de Mode.." Edison.
3.-"Aunty's 8. Romance, Vitagraph.
For Sunday: L.. 1.-THE Stolen Ring. !"
Luhin. 2-"The Artists Joke" Ed
ison. 3.-"Her Old Sweetheart, !"
Vitagraph.
Henry Fl. Hill is the latest Athena
ite 10 have the distinction of having
the opportunity of contributing several
thousand dollars coward the rescue Of
that banker who is confined in some
moldy Spanish prison cell. Henry,
however. didn't ante, preferring to in
vest in city warrants to bucking the
Spanish game.
Wild Horse creek and Che Umatilla
river were almost at flood stage Sat-
urday and Sunday. Cooler weather
brought cessation Of rain and the
high waters receded. With moderate
temperature. the snow will leave the
mountains gradually, otherwise there
is snow enough to cause serious floods
in the mountain streams.
Mrs. Lille Miller has secured the
services OF an expert trimmer, Mrs.
Weldert, of WalIa Walla. who will re-
main In the. millinery store through
out the season. Mrs. Weidert is a
milliner of wide experience, having
trimmed in the wholesale houses in
Portland and Spoka kane. Mrs. Miller.
always anxiouss to please her custom
er, feels that she is epeoially fortunate
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