The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-10-30

r. H. Whitehead. N. P. agent il
t is city has been confined to his hom,
this week with threatened attack o.
typhoid.
II Mr., aud Mrs. Lawrence Lieualler
fand little daughter were trading il
the city from the farm near Adams
Wednesday.
Mrs. o. A. Rhodes and daughter arr
visiting at the Hansell home west ol
town during the absence of her hus
band in Portland.
Leo Cook left Tuesday night fol
Walla Walla for a short visit. HI
will return TO Athena before going te
bis home in Seattle.
Mrs. N. E. Lee. of Northrort. Wash.
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Lizzie
Jones. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Lee have
been lifelong friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Haworth have
rented the A. J. Willaby cottage on
the south side of Jefferson street and
are moving in this week.
4 W. q. Preston returned to his home
in Waitsburg yesterday after several
days attending to his interests in the
Preston Parton Mills here.
Mrs. Henry Wright left Tuesday for
her home in Seqnim, Wash, after a
pleasant viist with her parents, Mr..
and MIS-. Louis La Brasche.
y VIM. Pinkerton Sr. went down to
visit at the home of his son, Nathan.
Tuesday. Nate is farming the Jas.
Nelson place near Pendleton.
o. A. Rhodes. manager of Jarman's 8
Department store left Sunday evening
for Portland, where he will buy for
the Christmas holiday trade.
Frank aud Robt. Tharp with their
daug hters, and Lawrence, went to
Walia Walla by auto Sunday and re-
port the roads in good condition. =,
Mrs. Jas. Nelson left Monday for
her home in Alberta after a visit OF
a couple of wtes''s with her parentsJ
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pinkeiton, Sr.
Mrs. Agnes Ferguson was over from
Walla Walla ever Sunday. Mrs. Fer
guson is employed in the dry goods
store of Hanger & Thompson in that
city.
~. E. Jones, the local delivery man
took trip the first of the week to his
mountain ranch. Roy Burke attended
to the transfer business during his
absence.
D<Mr. McAlexander, who has lived in
Athena for the past several years,
with his family left Tuesday for Her
mission where they will live in the
future.
Remember that tomorrow night
"The stars will shoot, and the owls
will hoot, and bats fly in and out; the
fires burn blue, and the candles too,
for witches will be about"
Mrs. VIM. Pinkerton Sr. went down
to visit her son near Pendleton yester-
day. She was accompanied by Miss
Nettie Rose who has been with her for
some time.
Mrs. Heisley and little daughter left
Tuesday evening for their new home
in Walla Walla and were followed
Wednesday by the doctor, who drove
his team over.
u Claud Estes moved his family to
Pendleton Tuesday. from the Estes
farm adjoining town. Claud will en-
gage in bis old vocation Of tonsorial
artist at the county seat.
Rev. John Thomas, late Missionery
in Coos county, will preach in the Bap.
tist church Sunday morning at 11:OC
O'Clock and Sunday evening at 1880.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Luedtke left yesterday for ths
sanitariam at College Place, where sht
will take treatment for the next month
or go. Mrs. Luedtke has been in del
ioate health for several years.
The lady buying through the month
of November the highest priced ha
will be presented with $500 plume
oolors either black, white or brown
at the Jones g. Jackson millinery store
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McArthur writ
from Portland, directing that thei
copy of the Athena Press be sent t.
San Deigo. Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Mo
Arthur will spend the winter in tina
city.
]. w. Maloney and Monte B
dwinn, cashier aud president Tespec
lively of the American National ban