The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-09-04
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j. W. Maloney, in Pendleton Saturday
night
Mrs. Will M. Peterson and son are
spending the week with her parents
in Walla Walla.
See DR.. J. @. Baddeley, veterinary,
who will be in Athena Monday and
Tuesday of next week.
Miss Sybil Mcdaniel of Pendleton,
was guest Sunday Of Misses Bertha
Baker and Nellie Foss.
Mrs. John Stanton returned from
Pendleton Sunday evening where she
had been visiting relatives
Mrs. Green Estes came up from
Pendleton gu yesterday mornings
train and visited in the city.
Veterinary Surgeon J. @. Baddeley
of Weston will be in Athena ON Mon.
day and Tuesday, 10 and IL.
The auxiliary of the @. w. B. M.
will meet at the Christian church
parlors next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wood and
Miss Stella LaIand, of Weston, visited
friends in Athena Sunday evening.
Mrs. Austin Foss arrived home Sat
urday evening from couple of weeks
visit with friends in Walla Walla.
Rev. Baker left yesterday via the
w. & 9. r. for North Yakima where
he will attend the Methodist confer
ence.
Rev. John Evans Sunday preached
his last sermon before conference,
which convenes during the present
month.
Waletr Ely left Sunday evening to
join the other Athenaites who are at
tending the irrigation congress at
Boise.
Miss Leila Garfield of Walla Walla
is visiting at the home Of her grand
mother, Mrs. Jackson Nelson, west Of
town.
Miss Laura Bowles has returned to
her home in Walla Walla after
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. LIE
Grow.
Mrs. Glen Sailing took advantage of
the new train service Sunday and
spent the day with her mother in Pen
dleton.
q. A. Barrett, j. N. B. Gerking
and Il. B. Boyd left Saturday evening
for Boise, as delegates to the irrigation
congress.
Mrs. AL Seymour left Sunday morn
ing for her home in California, after
spending month in the city with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. d. Plamondon spent Sunday
with her friend, Miss Mytalene Frak
er in Pendleton. Miss Fraker left
yesterday for the east.
DIR. j. g. Baddeley, veterinary, of
Wetson will be in Athena Monday aud
Tuesday, Sept. 10 and II. Office at
McBride's livery stable.
1t is thought that next weeks work
will wind up the threshing season for
this county. Some harvesting outfits
have already pulled in.
Mrs. w. s. Perry, of Pendleton, was
the guest for several days of her sis
ters, Mrs. Geo. Banister aud Mrs.
John Banister, i'll and near this city.
Nanton News: e. J. Taylor was in
town Tuesday from the Peace district.
He claims that crops out in that To-
cality are two weeks ahead of those
around Nanton.
Ralph De Peatt carried off the
honors as best driver of header wagons
in the Booher- Ferris harvesting outfit
this season. Tho prize offered was
$4.00 in cash.
Harry Akers was in the city few
days ago visiting his brother. He
was on his way to Pendletop where he
is engaged in work on one of the news
papers of that city.
Miss Emma CLARK, VINO mas Deen
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. H. Preston, returned to Spokane
Friday. Miss Clark is teacher in
the Spokane schools.
Miss Nellie Royce who has been
visiting her mother IN this city for
some time, has returned to Pendleton
where she occupies a position in the
st. George restaurant.
]. N. B. Gerking aud daughter,
Miss Fay, arrived home Friday from
the ranch in Crook county, where they
have been for some months. Grover
will arrive home in short time also.
Rev. Geo. 7. Ellis aud wife arrived
home Friday evening tiom a month 8
visit with their son aud wife at Baker
City. Rev. Ellis is slightly improved
in health, and all Athena is anxious
to soc him able to again I'LL his pulpit
regularly at the Baptist church.
Mrs. Boyd and Cecile left yesterday
via the w. a G. r. and N. p. for a
visit with relatives in Seattle. They
will be accompanied by Miss Leta
ELLINGTON. who goes to resume her
studies in the Tacoma high school.