Local Notes From Athens and Pendleton This Week
Mrs David Taylor is reported ill at her gr home this week. The Athens schools will open on Monday September 4. Mrs Henry Miller visited her mother in Pendleton yesterday. Mrs M M Johns and Mrs M Jay Watts called on Weston friends Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Cannon returned from a two week sojourn at Bingham Springs. Misa Arete Littlejohn is at Seaside with her aunt Mrs David Nelaan of Pendleton. Mrs Alice Kirkpatrick of Weeton was in the city Wednesday. Mev Qaine Stephen and Dale went to Pendleton for a visit with relatives. Mrs HL Watts and Mrs LW Ware saw The Wanderer at Walla Walla Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Dewy Dudley and Mrs Deus Willaby motored to Walla Walla and witnessed the production of The Wanderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Taylor
Athens
Henry Miller
Pendleton
M. M. Johns
M. Jay Watts
Weston Friends
Ralph Cannon
Bingham Springs
Misa Arete Littlejohn
David Nelaan
Alice Kirkpatrick
Wellare
Weeton
Mr. and Mee
Dewy Dudley
Deus Willaby
Walla Walla
M. L Watts
Athena News Briefs Mixed Local Items and Notices
Athena residents share travel plans and job updates. Claude Coomans returns to Athens to resume work at Ware's Pharmacy, while A. B. McBiwen heads to Portland after tending local farming interests. The Red Crows Auxiliary eyes an auction to raise funds. Virgil Willaby suffers a tumble with a sprained ankle, and a rash of home break-ins prompts caution. следует
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Wood
North Powder
Baker County
Claude Coomans
Athens
Portland
Ware
A. B. McBiwen
Red Crows
Charlea Russell
Mra Elmer Booker
Condon
Gilliam County
Laurence Minephay
Eleanor McPhertin
Fred Oswell
California
Pen Pack Readies From 1895 Press Clippings
The Aug 9 1895 Press of Pendleton lists brief items from 23 years prior. Rev La Violette toured, Pendleton fire gutted a block including Transfer House saloon and a jewelry store, with casualties. Notes cover wheat quality, a Montana homestead purchase, Lone Rock climate, fruit prices, and local court activity.
Notable Royal Eras Shaped Missouri and St Louis Founding
The article traces French rule over Missouri from Louis XIV to Louis XV, noting Kanens City Star remarks on two French kings governing Missouri, Frontenac’s governance, and the naming of St Louis after Louis IX. It mentions Louis XV civilizing touches, the founding of St Louis and New Orleans, and the young king's reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kanens
Louis XIV
Tan Balle
Atvalie Vippi
Tn Salle
Loulaluna
Loutalann
New France
Frontenne
France
Gulf
Frontenac
Louis XV
Mircourt
St. Louis
Louis IX
Orleans
Duke of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qaine Stephen
Dale
Hl, Watts
LW. Ware
Wanderer
Phove
THE
Foss Hardware Store
Universal
Zerosene
Atheny
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Calittnis
Guy Cruak
Standard Ui Co
Ainena
J. A. Kirk
Harvey
Willamatte Valley
Mrs. Anderson
Mrs. Trulove
Willamette Valley
Albany
Charles Muir Wee
John Walter
al Kin
Justice Court
Milton
Walla Walla River
D. R. Sponagle
Melville Johns
Nellie May
Mrs. Johns
Glaiser
Little Carolyn
Katherine Kidder
Layne
George Gross
4Th
Adame
Chas, Jones
Fort Worth
Texas
de. Larh
Athena
Baker-Boyer
Mra. R
Mondhyight
Waser
Alo
Honor Guard of
Stephens & Hatsell
Ladiew of
Athans
Laureu
George
Windy) Windahip
Amile
Virgil Willaby
Banneter
United States
Student Nursew Reserve
Mise Clark
Woaen
Henry Koepke Jr
Chase Garfield
Ralph Hassell
Girls' Honor Guild
Grant Shaffner
Taat
Athena Friends
Fort McArthur
San Pedro
Gallf
Uncle Sam
Merchant Marine
Bally
Jinks Taylor
Bulletey
Jacob Booher
Allenburnie
Rusaix
Vancouver
Wauh
Jake
Washington, DC
Mra. Daniels
Baker
Honya
la Violette
D. A. Hendricks
Montana
Thompson Falls
Lone Rock Gilliam County
Earl Hurd
Paloune Faemorn
South Hower
Zac's
W. J. Furniah
Lennox
Royal
Libby
Hershey's
Athena Department Store
Buck, AI
Rigby and Son
Louis XIV and XV
Great Western Commonwealth
Joseph Hl. Greener Mus
Bac
Guy Gronka
W. J. Carsten
Worthington Buil
American Rational Bank
ORE Pome
F. Sharp
Goodyear Tires
Athena Garage
Parts and Accessories
C. A. Barrett
Axie Grease
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