The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-09-20

-odgnon personal or real property.
N Ralph McEwen left Tuesday to ie.
psume his studies at Eugene. Ralph
expects to enter Cornell University at
Utica. N. Y. as soon as be finishes at
the U. of o.
X Mrs. VIM. Booher bought FIVE
acres of land of W. II. Booher in the
north part of town this week. The
land adjoins the home farm of Mr.. and
Mrs. Booher.
A fine line of the latest thing in
ribbons, plaids, children's hair lib
bons, neck ribbons etc., also the notby
new veilings at Mrs. Lille Miller's
millinery store.
NMr. and Mrs. Harvey Cation are
moving to their city property from the
farm near town, in order to give the
young people the advantages of our
excellent school.
Mrs. f. S. LIE Grow arrived home
Wednesday from two weeks visit
with relatives at Boise. Idaho. Mrs.
LIE Grow was very much pleased with
her first visit to the inland city.
G. q. Hayzlett. Umatilla- -Walla
Walla correspondent for the Spokes-
Review, and in charge of the
news service from the various towns
in this territory, was in the city Tues
| day.
Rawl Miller leaves for Corvallis Mou-
day. He will take up his studies in 0.
A. @. for the year. Rawl put in most
of his vacation in repairing sacks for
the Preston Parton Company and made
good wages at it.
| Hamp Booher has purchased the
Robert Jameson place near Weston.
paying SIG, 900 for it. The Jameson
farm comprising 100 acres highly i'm
proved, is considered one of the best
in Umatilla county.
Miss Bell Wallace, who taught in
the Pendleton nity schools part of
last year has been selected to fill the
vacancy in the Pendleton academy
faculty caused by the resignation of
Miss Alice Van Nuys.
YJoseph Henderson. employed in the
box factory at the Blue Mountain saw
mill, above Weston. had one of his
hands caught in the machinery and
badly mangled, Wednesday morning.
The unfortunate man lost four fingers.
Mrs. VIM. Mcbride left this morn
ing for a fortnight's visit with her
father and brothers at Shipper, Idaho.
The aged father is in very poor health
and it is probable that this will be a
farewell visit paid him by his daugh-
| fer.
Agnes Ferguson versus M. A. Fer
guson and Agnes Ferguson versus G. S.
and N. E. Ferguson are the titles of
two actions for money commenced yes
terday in the circuit court. It is sought
by these, to collect notes for $185 and
$50 respectively.
I DIR. Fred Lieuallen, until recently
kEailroad surgeon at Huntington, was
Yin the city Friday night. DR.. Lieu
allen will perhaps locate in either
Pendleton or Walla Walla to practice.
If in the latter city, he will be associ.
! ated with DR.. Blalock.
Miss Myrtle Wall, who is in poor
health will leave for Arizona where
she will spend the winter after visit
with her parents here. Miss Wall was
a saleslady in the Mosgrove Mercantile
Co.'S. store some months ago, and has
since been employed in Pendleton.
| /The other day Will Miller gave his
little son five cents for candy money.
The little fellow dropped the coin in
a sidewalk crack. By the time Will
fished it out, it had turned into So
gold piece. and not until he recovered
the coin was his mistake discovered.
While waiting for an electric car at
MoMinn's crossing on the state line,
Monday night, John Yost fell asleep
on the track. The car knocked him
aside. and John was picked up and
taken to hospital in Walla Walla.
1t is thought his injuries are not fatal.
Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Whee-
Ter. the photographers, have returned
from having spent the summer in New
York, Chicago and other cities of the
east. They also visited the jamestown
fair and returned by the southern
route, coming up through California.
lNMrs. Agnes Ferguson left yesterday
for Walla Walla, where she takes 6
position with the Walla Walla Cloak
and Suit Co. in the finishing depart
ment. Mrs. Ferguson has gained quite
reputation as an expert seamstress
and as fashionable dressmaker, can
not be excelled.
| Pendleton Tribune: While driving
from Cabbage hill yesterday morning
Ed Myers and family had serious
runaway accident which might hav'
had fatal termination. AS it is, Mr.
and Mrs. Myers are both badly bruised
and one of the children has an ugly
cut on the face.
/ \ Mr.. Frank Hyde and Miss Mini
ISmith were married at the home O
the bride near Pendleton, Wednesda.
evening. About so guests were pres
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