The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-11-29

! Friends in this city have received
news that Mrs. Harris, wife of Ellis
b. Harris. former pastor of the Chris
tian church here. has been very ill at
her home in WaitsbuIg. Wash, the
past week with typhoid fever.
Frank. son Of Rev. and Mrs. d. NJ.
Helmick, arrived in the city Tuesday
/ from Rosalia, WASH, to spend his
I Thanksgiving vacation with his pa.
rents. Mr.. Helmick will graduate
from the Rosalia high school this year.
By change in the time card now
in effect on O.-W., the evening train
does not arrive from Pendleton until
go and the mail is not ribntsd
until morning. The change conforms
to the usual winter schedule OF the
roads time card.
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Dudley and sons
Mux and Vern, left Wednesday morn
ing for Portland, where they will
spend the winter. The sons will enter
SCHOOL there. Glen having Datriculat-
ed with Lincoln High school at the
beginning of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Richards aud
Mrs. q. FL. Hill ale visiting at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Otis White
man. near Lacrosse. Wash. Mrs.
Richards and Mrs. Hill went up early
in the week and B. B. took Wednes-
day mornings train.
B. D. Ulsmons will put in full
STOCK of poultry food at once. The
stock will include alfalfa meal, lean
meal, grit, corn meal and beef scrap,
and ground shell. He is also prepared
to grind green bone for his customers
at reasonable prices.
- Mr.. and Mrs. o.. P. B. Armfield of
Wisconsin, parents OF Mrs. Fred
Radtke, have teen visiting at the
daughters home in this city for sew
eral days. MIR. and Mrs. AImield
left for their home Wednesday, re-
turning by way of Portland.
Miss Ethel Johnson played piano
for the Pendleton United orchestra at
the Eagles dance in Pendleton, We'd
nesday evening. and Lse johnson. also
member of Johnson's orchestra Of
this city, filled an engagement at the
Oregon theatre 10 Pendleton, on the
same evening
The Draamland program for Friday
and Saturday nights: IA Bro
theirs Error Essanay. 2.-"The
Impostor," Lubin. 3.-"T Transform
alton Nike" Biograph. For Sunday:
L. "The Scaregoat." Ssligs,. a.
"Walk You. Walk" Kalem. a.
"Niagara Falls" Lucky Dog" Ed
ison.
The choir at tho Christian
church are practicing oantata for
Christmas, which promises to b. a
very interesting addition 10 the. holt
day program. A large number of
voices will be used and the parts are
being learned with readiness. Re-
hearsals will be had each Tuesday
night.
mo. sab! You needen' 'spect to
'scape serving in de debil's workshop
SO lohg as you keeps feeding at de
deEil's corn orik. (Coonville Par
son. Services at the M. E. church
Sunday l a m and 7:30osp. D. Sun
day school at 10 O'clock; young peo-
pies mseting at $3.50 You are int
vited to these services. Visitors al
ways welcome.
Joe Forest who has been seriously
afflicted with rheumatism, !, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday for the
first time in several weeks. Mr.. For
rest was severely injured last fall.
when be became entaugled in rope
with frisky mule on the business
end. and the "rneumatics" have been
lowering about in that particular part
of his anatomy.
Dan Mckenzie. who has teen visit
ing at the home of A. B. MoEwen and
with other friends insthe city, left yes
teday for Spokane where he expects to
remain permanently. Mr.. Mckenzie
purposes going into the cattle business
in that vicinity, having purchased
ranch near Spripgdale, Stevens ooun-
ty. He will be joined in Spokane by
his brother, Alex who will spend the
holidays with him.
Doss Green and man named Mo
Cullen, became involved in row at
Adams yesterday afternoon. and Mo
GnlIan alaahad GYaan anrnsa fha Alb.