The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-05-07

ment and today is showing string of
horses to Peddioord, the Kansas City
buyer.
StIayed-Bay mare. 8 years old, wire
cut on right knee, white right hind
foot. weight about 900. Notify R.
Rowell, Touchet, Wash. ADV.
2. w. Lockwood is having a oistern
constructed on his place south of the
City Park, and will supply it with
water from the artesian well.
Don't forget to consult Drs. Lowe
g. Turner. eye specialists, at st. Mich
| OILS Hotel. Friday, May Z, aud at He-
A lix, Saturday. May S.-Adv.
I Fred and Columbus Rice. brothers,
have been in the city this week from
Brownsville. They were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Xix, while in the city.
Charles Newcomb, an old time res.
ident of this place when the town ap-
peared on the mp as Center Vile. was
here Wednesday. He lives at Pilot
Rock.
Hog wire is a carload specially with
Watts & Rogers. See big ad. And
now, IL we have made you weary. take
a ride in Hudson Six. Watts q
Rogers.
The ladies of the M. E. Aid society
announce benefit pastry sale, which
will bs held on Main street on Satur-
day, May 10. Further particulars
next week.
For Sale.--I have for sale. bound
wheat hay; two miles east and one
half mile south Of Adams station, in
Spring hollow. g. Fl. Allen, Adams,
Or, Route 1.-Adv.
IWhile shoeing an Indian cayuse
TUESDAY, Bob Tharp was kicked in
the side by the animal with such
force that he had one rib fractured.
DR.. Stone was called.
Miss Zelma DePeatt visited friends
in Milton Sunday, and Monday went
on to Walla Walla where she selected
goods for the Fix & Radtke store, in
which she ia employed.
Uncle Jack Criglar came over from
Freewater this week and spent cou.
pie of days with his son. French. The
old gentleman is carrying his 83 years
as lightly as most men do rs years.
w A tank of oil has been spread on the
Vr6ad between here and Adams and
4 portion of the way toward Weston
1t will take about s00e gallons more
to complete the Athena We road.
1t is requested of those who clean
up their lots in Masonic, cemetery to
hereafter place the grass in the road
instead of placing it on other lots or
in the passage ways of the cemetery
grounds.
AT the Umatilla Cello celebration
Tuesday. a short address was given by
Mrs. N. A. Jacobs of Portland. we'll
known in this city. Mrs. Jacobs is
famous as survivor of the Whitman
massacre.
Mrs. Alfred CASTILLO, who with her
little son has been visiting friends
here for the past month, left this
morning to join her husband 10 Port
land, and will visit her brother, Wal
ter Ely in that city.
Charles Giant is catering to good
trade these days at bis eating house
on Third street. He offers the best
eats the market affords, serves in up
to-date style; charges reasonable.
He is building up splendid trade for
Pendleton bread. d.-Adv.
About twenty I've ladies went out to
the home of Mrs. Henry Koepke We'd
nesday afternoon, where session of
the Christian Women's Board Of Mis-
sions was held The meating was led
by Mrs. J. T. King, and refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The auto stage leaves Athena twice
daily for Weston, al $40 a. m. and
4:10 p. m. and leaves twice daily for
Adams and Pendleton, at 9:25 a. m.
and 6:20 p. N. Express packages car
ried. Headquarters at St. Nichols
Hotel. A. NJ. Boyden, proprietor. -Ad
Dreamland Thester program for to-
night and tomorrow night: l and 2.
Trapped by Wireless" Kleine Fea-
ture Film Go. 3.-"HuDger Knows
No Law" Vitagraph. Sunday: L.
"Max's Vacation" Pathe. 9.-"In
Real Life" Essanay. 3.-"The Sea
Gull" Vitegraph.
Bert Wilson came in from Port |
Angeles. Wash, the fore part of the
week after his automobile, which be
drove to The Dalles, shipped BY steam
boat to Vancouver and drove the bal
anoe of the way. Bert has purchased
two lots in Port Angeles and built
bungalow. n
Senator O. A. Barrett, Samuel Pam
brun and W. g. Miller attended the
exercises of opening Of the Colum bia
river, at Wallula. Monday. Mr.. PAM
brun and Mr.. Miller returned home
from WalluIa, but Senator Barrett
continued on with the excursionists
to The Dalles.
In the Alexander case, the defend
ants being charged with using irreR-
olar meaus to obtain money in the
course of deal involving the rental of
reser rvatiou lands, Fl. I. Watts. counsel
for the defendants, flled his brief with
the state supreme court Wednesday
without argument.
Mrs. Narcissa Moore. Of WBlla Wal
la, is visiting this week at the O. A.
Barrett home, a guest of Mrs. Martha
Mays. Mrs. Moore will be Joined here
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