The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-30

chased the runahout and be already
has Edison" skinned city block as
machinist. Henry Barrett took one
of the sos and J. 7. Lieuallen of
Adams, the other.
A glorious rain fell with a gentle
patter all of Monday night, and as a
result, gardens, grain, and in fact all
vegetation was greatly revived and
record growth is expected. Warmer
weather is needed for ideal whea,
growing.
In honor of its goth anniversary the
Epworth League, assisted by the B. Y.
P. U., will give musical program at
the NJ. E. church, Sunday evening,
May 9, from 1870 to s 80 O'Clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The program in detail, will appear in
next weeks Press.
at the Dime theatre tonight and to.
I morrow night, the program of motion
pictures promises to be unusually good.
The subjects are: ''The Harlequin's
Love Story" fine colored 1850 feet of
views of London; "His First Row."
and the song, "Nobody's Little Girl"
Good music, admission 10 cents.
NAttorney Watts is assembling one
Of the most complete law libraries to
be found in the county. At the pres
ent time his law books represent
value of $1,000. and be has just order
ed Current Law, complete in 10 vol
umes, costing $65; 25 volumes u. S.
Court Decisions. at $3.50 and SO vol
umes Northeastern Reports. at $500.
Dean Dudley. who has been dis
abled for some months with crippled
knee, went last week to Walla Walla.
where ne consulted DR.. Sutner in re-
gard to the case. The physician en-
cased the knee in plaster of paris. and
promises Dean that with proper care
and due regard for directions given,
will soon be in the swim again in bis
chosen vocation as farmer.
On next Wednesday evening and
Thursday at p. m and s p. M, Rev.
T. e. Doak one of the test lecturers
in the country on Steward dship, will
lecture in the Baptist church on
Chow to Make 80 Cents Go Farther
Than One Dollar" SIS it Right to
Shear Sheep" and "How to Pay Your
Debts and Prosper" Admission free;
offering for expenses. Don't miss these
lectures.
The presentation of "When Patty
went to College" by the 10 class of
the Pendleton academy, at the Opera
house. Friday evening was we'll at
tended, considering the short time in
which advertising announcement was
made. The young ladies in the cast
handled their parts we'll and inteili-
gently. True phases of girl college
life. correctly depicted, were oleverly
presented by the talented young wo-
men, their efforts being greatly ap-
preciated by the audience.
DR.. Will R. Scott of Seattle and
Miss Ethel Garfield were married
Wednesday. April 81. at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. N. Garfield,
in Walla Walla. DR.. Scott and his
bride arrived in Athena Saturday
evening, after a short visit with La
Grande friends. They spent couple
of days here where series of dinner
parties were given in their honor,
| at the homes of J. N. Scott, James
Potts, jackson Nelson and David Tay-
lor. The bride is we'll known here,
having gained much celebrity as a
vocalist while teaching in the Normal
school at Weston. Mrs. Scott is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Jackson Mel
son. DR.. Scott is SO we'll and favor
ably known in this community that
no words from the Press are necessary.
With his BRIDE. be left for Walla
Walla Monday. from whence they took
their departure Wednesday for Seattle
where he has large aad growing
| practice.