The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-09-22

in the city from Condor, this week
returning to their home a day or tw
ago. They will reside on a farm.
Maurice Hill will arrive home fror
Lacrosse Sunday. morning and vii
leave the same evening for Eugene
where he will attend the university.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones will receive be
latest suitcase hats tomorrow. Sh
has a beautiful assortment of fal
styles Of pattern hats to choose from
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brinkley hav
been guests this week at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Koontz MI
and Mrs. Brinkley reside in Portland
Mrs. Lille Miller has received sew
eral new consignmeDts of milliner,
this week, aud is expecting new ship
ment of the jaunty little suitcase hats
Bob Fletcher, circulation manage
for the East Oregonian. came up from
Pendleton yesterday and worked th'
town in the interest of his publica
tIon.
Uncle John Hiteman came in ant
renewed bis su Inscription to the Pres'
this week. He is one of the oldest
subscribers on the Press subscription
list.
Ralph Reser aud Arthur Foster.
Walla Walla boys and students at
Whitman college, were guests over
Sunday of DR.. and Mrs. W. g..
Hughes.
Mrs. Hugh Mcintyre arrived home
last evening from Oakland, CAL,
where she has been in a hospital for
the past three months. She is muoh
in health.
Pendleton High school expects to
put a strong football team in the field
this year. Five of last years men will
6nd places on the team which will be
coached by DR.. w. H. Lytle.
Donald Fitzgerald. erstwhile Pen
1leton street railway promoter. has
oeen convicted in Spokane of selling
an acreage tract that belonged to
another man. Fitzgerald figured with
several influential Walla Walla men
On otreet railway franchise at Pen
1leton, but the scheme fell through
with failure TO dispose CT bonds to
Pendleton people.
Marion Hansell announces the sale
of stock and farm machinery. 70 take
place at the J. J. Gross place on Wed
nesdav, Septemb ber %. The sale will
begin at 10 O'Clock, with free lunch at
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Barnett arrived
in Weston Wednesday evening from
Alberta, where they have been looking
after their land interests. They will
visit Athena Eefore returning to Port
land.
Cole e. Rogers Dog and Pony show
exhibited in Athena Wednesday after
noon and evening to small crowd.
Too much Roundup aud fair. The
show was small one. but good in
every department
Mis-. Fl. H. Hill will leave the first
of the week for visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Otis Whiteman, at LaCross,
Wooh nnd ,pill M frorn fharo IN om
iston to see her mother and sister
who reside there.
Amos Shiok has been very critically
ill at his home on the west side this
week. Mr.. Shiok is we'll advanced in
years aud it is feared that his sickness,
which is oocasioned by heart trouble,
may terminate fatally.
Miss katherine Romig. teacher of
music in the public schools, is now
'eady to give lessons in voice culture.
Those desiring instruction will please
,all at the public school or at the
ZONE of Mrs. Wilkinson.
Miss Maud Sherman has commenced
eaobing the fall term of school, in
he Vincent school, near Freewater.
he school is composed of grades and
Ugh school, Miss Sherman having
position in one of the grades.
MI. and Mrs. Desper this week
moved into their new property on
,hiId and Jefferson streets, recently
purchased of jerry Stone Mr.. and
Irs. George Payne will occupy their
louse in the north part of town.
b. d. Tharp is having extensive i'm
done on his residence on
)urIent street The rooms are being
emodeled, papered and painted by
}undy IL Christian, and the house is
'lao being wired for electric lights.
Mr.. A. b. MoEwen aud daughter
Iessica aud Mr.. Dan Mckenzie left
saturday for Scotland, where they
will enjoy an extended visit to fliends
Ind relatives, They Will also visit
many points of Interest in bonny Scot
and.
Austin Foss and York Dell managed
o steal Il few honrs from business