The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-10-14


| Rev. ]. R. q. Russell. of Freewatel
and formerly of Astoria. preached In
the Baptist church Wednesday even
ing in the interests of the Oregon Bap
tist State Convention.
IXMr. and Mrs. Joseph Sheard. ao
companied ty Mrs. Sheard's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McCorkell, will
leave next week for Portland. where
they will visit friends.
Get Baby's picture taken on or be-
fore October "a, while You have a
good chance at home. We use best
materials known to the trade at low
prices. Van Winkle. photographer. +
Methodist church Sunday subjects
Morning, "How may we know that
we are Christians?" evening, "We
have seen strange things" We ex-
tend an invitation to all.
Thos. Lawson, Pastor.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones has some chic
styles in hats on display In her win
dows this week. New hats are con-
tinuaily arriving. and new and beau
tiful fashions are appearing each
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Pinkerton and
Will Pinkerton are over from Milton.
attending to the fall seeding on their
respective farms near town. Their
children are attending Columbia
college at Milton.
X M. L. Akers of the Pendleton iron
Works. was in the city Wednesday in
the interests Of this company. Len
looks more rugged since giving up the
duties of a druggist for those of farm
er and foundryman.
U At the pastry sale held by the ladies
aid society of the M. e. church,
at Worthington's store Saturday, the
proceeds netted $27.30. 1t is said
the Aid society will hold pastry
sale monthly hereafter.
Tom Gilke arrived in the city Fri
day evening and the first of the week
left in company with. Millard Kelly
for the Grand Ronde river, where
they will spend the greater part Of
the winter hunting and fishing.
Mr.. s. Lamb, and. wife, of Oklahoma
are In the city visiting their kins-
men, the Tharp brothers, and are
seeking location, here. Mr.. Lamb
made visit here about two years ago
and has decided to make Oregon bis
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert w. Reist, of
Portland. were In the city during the
week attending the funeral of the late
L. A. Citizens. Mrs. Reist was for
merly Miss Grace Citizens aud her
husband is in the millinery business
in Portland.
kMrs. s. q. Stanton returned this
Week from an extended visit with her
brother at Scio. Oreg.. whom she had
not seen In 80 years. A most pleas-
ant visit was enjoyed there. also in
Oregon City. Salem and other points
in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henley, recent alriv-
ais from the east. are visiting at the
home Of their daughter, Mrs. Barnes
on Pine creek below town. They expect
to stay year in this vicinity, and
may conclude to take residence in
town for the winter.
Wednesday H. o. Warrington, O.
o. Henry aud F. B, Boyd left for
their annual deer hunt on the head
waters of the Grand Ronde river.
They will be absent until about Nov
ember 1, when their friends expect
to feast on venison.
j Friends of Herbert Manasse this
Reek received postals picturing bis
company of National Guard trumpet
ers, on their trip out fort army man
euvers. The company ara encamped
at Atascadero, Cal. HerBert's smiling
face looms up in their midst.
Walla Walla Union: William j..
Chastain, aged SO years, died Tuesday
morning at his home near Ferndale.
He is survived ty his wife and three
children, Mrs. Rosa Simmons OF Free
water, Elmer J. Ohastain of Freewater
and Victor q. Chastain Of Lewist on.
x The Ladies Band of Weston proved q
big attraction for the anti-prohibitlon
lecture last Tuesday evening. The
audience was largely made up OF
ladies and children and the hall was
we'll filed. This organization is GER