The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-10-22

Mrs. K. A. Thompson was a gues,
this week of the Kirkpatrick family IL
Weston.
" Mrs. James Lalande, of Weston, at
tended the funeral of Gladys Bush
Tuesday.
! Miss Petinbrink. of Weston, was in
the city Tuesday visiting friends aud
shopping.
Mrs. Courtney. of Spokane, was a
guest this week of her niece. Mrs.
Edw. Koontz.
Ernest Zer ba returned Sunday from
a weeks visit with his brother, B. ].
Zerba, in Portland.
Principal j. E. Keefe of the Weston
high school was in the city Tuesday
evening between trains.
X Miss Eva Schrimpf and Miss Ella
Booher have been visiting friends in
Portland the past week.
Mrs. G. T. Smith and daughters
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
King families in Weston.
Mrs. George Bannister and sister,
Mrs. Hugh MuAthur of Portland, were
Pendletoh visitors Monday.
A Walter Myers was,down the first of
the week from Pomeroy, WASH,
where the family now reside.
Frank R. Reeves. representing the
American Type Founders Co., of Port
land. was in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carley, of Pomeroy,
were guests this week of MI. and Mrs.
Crabill at their home near town.
Mrs. |. M. Kemp and Mrs. D. B.
Jarman and children were shopping
in the city from Weston Monday.
Mr.. West, of the firm of Miller &
West, artesian we'll borers. has re-
turned from his home in LaGrande.
Mrs. Rockwell. of Birch Creek, was
IN attendance at the funeral of Miss |
GLADYS Bush which occurred Tuesday.
( Hear the Scotch Highlanders Enter
'ainers Monday night at the Opera
House under the auspices Of the
school.
X Miss Fay Gerking is up from her
nome at Laidlaw, Crook county, Wis
ting relatives in this vicinity and at
Milton.
Mrs. George Gerking has been suf-
ering from severe attack of ton
ilitis. At last report she was slightly
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Harris visited
Saturday at the home of A. Mckenzie
lear Adams. They report him about
be same.
Mason Deardorf Weston mountain
armer, had shoulder and an arm
'roken Thursday evening through
alling off load of hay.
Miss Nettie Hyatt, who has been
listing at the Jones home for the past
wo weeks left Saturday for her
Iome on Weston Mountain. -.
A large number of relatives and
riends of the late Mrs. Gordon Men
les attended her funeral in WalIa
Valla, from this place Wednesday. L
Dan May, the Pendleton contractor,
in the city this week directing the
york on the new fire place and chin
ey erected at the M. L. Watts resi-
ence.
The electric pump is now installed
t the pumping station and is working
nth splendid satisfaction. The ad-
ition to the building is about com
eted.
Mrs. Jacob Creighton, of Pullman,
Vash., has Teen visiting her parents
lr. and Mrs. A. J. Wagner, for the
asst two weeks at their home north
town.
Victor Shick is reported very ill at
is home in northern Idaho with
easles. All the family have reen
ffiicted with the disease and have
ad serious time.
Fred Lockley, one of the proprietors
the Pacific Monthly and who has
ien6s here, is reported ill with ty-
hold fever in the Good Samaritan
ospital in Portland.
Mrs. J. f. Brown and family will
rive today or tomorrow from Spok-
ne and will be at home in the Nc
ride residence, corner of 4th and
dams streets, recently purchased by
Ir. Brown. The family have resided
Spokane for the past IS years.