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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
3
Town folks and out of town guests were seen in Athena Saturday and Monday, with many tied to Pendleton Walla Walla Weston Moro and Dayton. Notables included Bert Banister and J Herndon of Freawater, Mrs Burke visiting Pendleton, Stella Jackson returning to Dayton, and Oscar LeGrow’s family visits. ongoing illness and weather changes cited.
After months of planning the spring campaign our buyers scour coastal markets to secure low landed costs. New goods arrive rapidly with many items offered at reduced prices while quality remains the focus. The store guarantees money back on exchanges and strives to improve service to attract both old customers and new citizens, offering convenient shopping in person by proxy or by mail.
Public sale notice announces Dryan's sale date Friday March 11 1910 with terms: cash on under $20, seven months on notes bearing 8 percent interest, 3 percent discount for cash on sums over $20. Sale starts 10 am with free lunch at noon. no reserve implied. All invited.
The town reports Mayor McEwen’s absence as he aids at a ranch while his hardware store runs through his daughter Kathleen and Mr. DeFreece. George Washington’s anniversary delays school, entertainment rehearsals fill the opera house, and Frank Martin gains a three-fifths stake in the LaDow block at Pendleton. A supply of black diamonds arrives for fuel needs, and the Athena organization is planned as a new musical group to bolster local philanthropy. The Dry Creek grade impedes gasoline cars on the Walla Walla Pendleton line, a rumor of a Dayton Walla Walla motor service lingers. Mrs Eaton’s body was found in Mill Creek near a bridge and laid to rest in Walla Walla cemetery after disappearance from the Odd Fellows home.
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