The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-06-24

Clare0C6 OOu, OF Cu6 EalaC0 QIuf
store, is sole agent In Athena for In
teInational Stock Food and remedies
lr<Fay LeGrow and Jinks Taylor have
returned from Montana, where they
went couple of weeks ago with a
shipment of horses.
II. q. Case and family left Athena
Friday for The Dalles, where, SO MIR.
Case reports, he will engage in the
real estate business.
Mrs. F. S. LeGrow returned home
Wednesday morning from a visit Of
three weeks at the home Of her mo-
ther. In Walla Walla.
kFred Blake, of Adams. conducted
the local telephone Sunday, during
the absence of the regular force who
were at Wenaha springs.
Mrs. Harry Morris of Weston. who
is sufferer from lung trouble, has
been taken TO the open air sanitorium
at Portland. for treatment.
XNick Taitenger and family left
for their home at Claresholm, Alberta,
Saturday. Mr.. and MIR. Taitenger
spent the winter in Athena.
TX William Pink erton Sr. Is the latest
purchaser of an automobile in this
vicinity. Mr.. Pinkerton's machine
is tfve-passenger Maxwell.
X Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor, of PEN
dleton, came in their automobile Sun
day and spent the day at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Koepke.
X The Athena tand has received a
fine new trombone from an eastern
factory. The instrum ent is a beauty
and will he used by Lee johnson.
Miss Ferrol Mcbride arrived home
Wednesday from Walla Walla. where
she has been attending school. She
will spend the vacation on the farm
near town.
I Mrs. Ed Miller and two little daugh-
ters, who have been guests at the
W. G. Miller home in this city, left
Tuesday morning for Union, where
they reside.
Rev. A. o. Hammond will address
Union temperance meeting at Adams
Sunday evening. The pulpit at the
M. E. church will be occupied by
Rev. Rogers of Weston.
Mrs. Hill, an aged lady of this city
who had the misfortune to break her
nip year ago and now uses crutohes,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. f. o.
Rogers, in Pendleton this week.
X Fred Kershaw was elected clerk of
the Weston school district at the
school meeting held Monday. William
Mckenzie and John Bannister were
elected on the board Of directors.
j. M. Crawford, president of the
Tum alum Lumber company, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter.
came over from Walla Walla Monday
and spent couple of days in the city.
Friends here have received news
stating that Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Johns
and family have left Pasadena, where
they have resided the past winter, and
will spend the summer in Vancouver,
Wash.
Mrs. W. r. Taylor writes friends
here that with her two daughters and
the J. W. Smith family, she is leaving
Corvallis for the coast, where they
will enjoy the ocean breezes for a
time.
\ Walter Peo, son of Chief Peo of the
Umatilla tribe. is dead. having aoci-
IDENTIFY shot himself in the mountains
on the reservation Wednesday after
noon. There is only one witness to the
accident. an Indian boy Of 9 or 10
years.
E. Fl. Stone of Thornton, Wash,
has Eeen iu Athena and vicinity for
several days visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Stone was formerly a
wheat raiser in this section and is
engaged in the same occupation up in
Washington.
Friends in Weston received mes
sage Saturday evening announcing
the death at Portland, Of Thomas
Ray, former Weston resident. Mr..
Ray was a pioneer Of this county, and
is survived by his widow, two SONS
and two daughters.