The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-09-08

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left today for Pendleton. where they
each have positions in the public
schools. Ibis is Miss Carries fourth
year in Pendleton. an indication that
she is doing good work in the county
seat schools. The young ladies Will
do light housekeeping.
The Walgast- Moran prize fight for
the championship Of the world, Whlch
took place some months ago, made
it's appearance in motion pictures at
the Dreamland theater last night. The
pictures revealed the full fight OF
thirteen rounds. 1t took 46 minutes (
to run the three reels through the ma
chine.
A. l.. Swaggart left for Portland
Wednesday morning for the purpose OF
making arrangements to move there
to reside for the winter. Mr.. Swaggart
some time ago came into possession of
some valuable property 10 the metrop-
oils, including an interest in an apart
men house and nice bungalow resi-
dence.
Athena friends in correspondence
with. Chas. Fl. Brown, hear that he
and Mrs. Brown have again moved to
Redlands, California, where they for
merly resided. Their present address
is S57, High Avenue. The bospitable
couple extend an invitation to Athena
friends to visit them there, promising
to allow them to feast upon oranges.
Wines are the staples in family liq-
ours. Bert Cartano carries large
and varied stock of select vintages.
$3.50 per gallon, yon can get choice
Tokay, Muscat, Angelica, Sweet Ca
tawba or Port. These are Californla's
best product and give satisfaction
wherever used. Call at the Red Front
for the best and purest liquors.
J. V. Mitchell has resigned his pos
ition as bookkeeper for the Preston
Shaffer Milling company in this olty,
and will hereafter engage In farming
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell will reside on
the Keen place west of town. The
cottage on Adams street, vacated by
them will be occupied by Professor
Wiley and family.
F, S, LeGrow, York Dell, VIM.
Winship and Harry Alexander made
the trip to Wallowa \Lake Sunday by
automobile. returning Tuesday even
ing. They feasted on luscious 'yank, "
species of trout that inhabits the
waters of Wallowa Lake only, and
which afford great sport to fishermen
little later in the season.
Milla1d Kelly and Tom Gilkey have
invested in an Aelrdale terrier bear
dog. He is the first of his species to
roam the streets of Athena and has
attracted considerable attention from
the local dog fdnciers. The Aelrdale
is touted as being the test all round
dog there is on the market for general
purposes and for big game hunting. he
is said to stand without an equal.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones is daily receiving
shipments of the new fall millinery,
which is being shipped from Brad
shaw Bros esta blishment in MINNIE
apolis, as we'll as from some OF the
principal wholesale houses in Port
land and Spokane. Miss Chapman
has returned from Portland where she
studied the late styles. and some stun
ming effects in pattern hat creations
are the result. Call and see the new
styles as they arrive.
Pendleton is indignant over the re-
ports which have been circulated
widespread to the effect that the CITY
will not be able to care for her many
guests during the Roundup. The Com
mer oial Club and the frontier asso
citation have been making prepara-
tions for weeks to accommodate the
visitors and announce emphatica1ly
that every person who comes to the
wild west show will be given bed
and meals without difficulty.
The Mothers' Club met at the home
of Mrs. William Winship, Septem Der
1st, With eleven ladies present. Mrs.
Schubert read a very interesting ar
tiole on "Selfishness." and the "Story
of Life" read by Mrs. Rollo Brown
was both interesting and instructive
Mrs. Winship followed with a pleas
ing little article on "Manners at Ia
ble. Two new members we're en-
rolled. Every lady is cordially invited
: to attend these meetings. The mex
will be at the home of Mrs. Charlie
Norris, October 6.
The monthly meeting Of the Chris
, tiau Woman's Board of Missions was
held Wednesday afternoon at the hom
I of Mrs. Charles Brotherton. A mos
l in teresting business session was held
Q and officers for the ensuing year wer
Q elected. as follows: President, Mrs
George Gerking; vice president. Mrs
Henry Koepke; secretary. Mrs. Chas
: Gerking and treasurer. Mrs. j. '
o Mitchell. 1t was decided that IN
+ new year books should soon ee issued
n as the years work closes with the neA
o meeting, which will te held in room
t at the Christian church building
n with Mrs. Meldrum as hostess
After the business session, refrest
ments were served by Mrs. Brotherto
'' in her usual lavish manner.
n Rev. Thomas Lawson was returne
!. to the pastorate of the Methodist Epl
,t oopal church III this city by the col
is ference at Spokane. This will be NJ
" Lawson q second year here, and tt
mem bers of the church are pleased
know that he has been given Il
'r charge here again, Ministers know
e. to Athena people Jared we'll in al
80 pointments. Among them. Rev. Ro