East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-13

Athena, June 13.-Judges for the
selected. They. are George Peringer
of Pendleton, w. P. Keeser and Mort
Mcdonald of Walla Walla- Entries
in the different classes are now be-
ing made, and stock from all parts
of the county will be on exhibition.
A number of young ladies on horse
back will ride in the parade, and it
may be that the Eagles band of
Pendleton will be employed for the
occasion. The show will take place
Saturday, June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii NJ. Peterson
were in Pendleton the first of the
week for the purpose of selecting a
residence, as they expect to move
there the last of the week.
I, Mrs. Schrimpf left yesterday for a
visit with relatives and friends at
Pomeroy, Wash.
Miss Mary Bergerin has returned
from visit in Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkerton, sr., and
son have returned from a visit to
their son Nate, at Madras, Crook
county. at l4-
Miss Edna Taylor expects to leave
shortly for a visit with relatives and
friends at Central'a and Tacoma.
Miss Josie Danner visited with Pen
dleton friends over Sunday.
Miss Luella Robey returned to Wal
la Walla yesterday after visiting rel.
atives here for few days.
Earl, Dudley is confined to his bed
with a badly cut knee, the result o.
being hurt while getting timber ir
the mountains last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis La Brash have
returned from a visit to Waitsburg.
Mrs A. B. McEwen and Mrs. VIM
Tompkins went to Pendleton Wed
nesday evening to attend the com
mencement exercises of st. Joseph
academy. rEE i#..
Roy Tompkins returned from Cor
wallis yesterday, where he has beer
attending the o. A. G.
C. A. Barrett has received word o
the death of his brother. Frank L
Barrett at Oxford county, Maine.
The Baptist Sunday schools o
Adams, Athena and Helix will unit
in holding a picnic Friday in Kreb.
grove near Adams.
The Woodmen circle will unvei
the monument erected in memor
of Mrs. Charles Booher next Sun
day. Y tH#aE EtfH st
Excellent Rains.
The farmers are rejoicing over tn
fine rains in Umaulla county. Whet
never looked better in the Athen
country than 1t does at this time, an
it is reported that II it should haI
pen that no more rain falls befoI
harvest, the grain will not suffe
and one of the banner years in tn
history Of the county is expected.
News of Sons Death.
By telegram Monday, DR.. Shar
was notified Of the death Of his sol
Edmond. a young attorney Of
Paul, MINI. Death was due to hen
orrhage of the lungs, and occurre
Sunday noon. .ei I'm
i Change Not Appreciated.
The change in the time of II
neutrality-suspicious. passenger trains
not appreciated in the least by Il
Athena people. Under the presel
schedule mail facilities are wor
than ever existed before.
It To Gather Produce.
DR.. j. d. Plamondon, president
the Athena Agricultural and Stot
Fair association. has requested ia
mers of this vicinity to collect sar
pies Of growing grain, to be used
The decoration of pavilion and boot
at the fair this fall. ~.
II Lodge Delegates.
A. e. McEwen left last evening f
Portland as delegate to the M
sonic grand lodge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillis have gone to Portland. M
Gillis has been sent as delegat
also.
Referendum Vote Necessary.
The new saloon ordinance whit
was passed by the council 80 da,
ago, has had the referendum place
on 1t, and it will now be held UP I'll
til the third day of March next yea
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