The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-06-21

kMr. Sewell, the operator at the o. r,
q N. depot. has rented the Peebler re-
sidence on 3rd street, and Mrs. Sewell
4 will soon arrive from Portland.
Mr.. Ira Scott and Miss Ethel Kern.
| prominent young people of the Helix
neighborhood, were married at the
home of the tride's parents Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Kirk and Mr..
ard Mrs. Charley Brown formed a
patty which went up on the Umatilla
yesterday morning. for few days
fishing.
|, MRS. w. R. Taylor drove out to He
Tx Wednesday, and was accompanied
| home by her mother, Mrs. Leeper.
who had visited at the ]. W. Smith
home there
Miss Anita kirkpatrick, one of the
! Weston Normal graduates at the re-
cent commencement, is guest of her
, sister, Mrs. W. R. Affieck. in the
Dobson cottage.
Mrs. Stephen A. Lowell. of Pendle-
ton, addressed the mothers meeting at
the Christian church Tuesday after
noon. An interesting meeting was held,
and refreshments were served.
Lloyd, the six year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Russell died at Condor.
June IL of peritonitis, after five days
illness. The child was grandson of
Mrs. Nj. d. Vaughn of this city.
Charley Walter and wife, of Wes-
ton, were visiting in the city this week,
having come over to meet his brother,
Harrey, who with his family were
guests at the Will Miller home.
e.Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Hoven left
Tuesday for Turner, near Salem, where
they will attend the annual conven-
tion of the Christian churches of Ore
gon. They will he abseut about two
weeks.
|. Mrs. AL Booher has gone to La
Grande. where she will visit Mrs.
Eva Boldly for several weeks. Mrs.
Booher expects to take treatment at
the Hot Lake sanitariam, as she is in
poor health.
Mrs. Dale Preston, in company with
Miss Oecile Boyd, drove her automobile
to Walla Walla Wednesday morning
in one honr and 35 minutes. They left
Athena at 8 a. m. and took breakfast
in the garden city.
j. W. Maloney and Lee Teutsch
have been reelected school directors
at Pendleton. The average salary per
mon'h, paid to male teachers in the
Pendleton school last year. was $101. II,
and to female teachers. s65.25.
~lMr. Howard O. Mansfield of this
city, and Miss Nellie E. Henderson of
Milton were united in marriage We'd
nesday. Mr.. Mansfield lis memEe1
of the Tum alum lumber company
and manages the lumber yard in this
city.
ET, NJ. Taggart made trip yester
| day to the strawberry patches on tn,
mountain. He reports fruit as ripen
log slowly. Taggart & Co. have about
so crates engaged 10 their customer
at ~. so a crate, and think the pric
| will not go lower than that figure.
Mrs. Read. of Santa Rosa and Mrs
Pierce. of Hollister, California, aunt
of Mrs. s. #. Sharp, and Mrs. g. L
Frazier, from Paso Robles, sister-in
law, were guests at her home Wednes
day. The latter lady remained in th
city, the two former returning to Pen
| dleton.
| Service will be held in the Baptis
church Sunday evening, when Mrs
J Ella Walker, of Tacoma. will give al
address, the subject of which will b
"Faitn. Mrs. Walker is a yer,
pleasing instructor and her talks at tn
weekly prayer meetings the past month
have been greatly appreciated by tn
| Baptist congregation. With he
mother, Mrs. Mays, Mrs. Walker will
leavess Monday for her.home in Tacoma