The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-02-02

Ad Pinkerton has moved his family
from Milton. to their home near town.
Lawrence will remain until the close
Of school at Milton.
J. b. Gwinn has resigned as score.
tary Of the Roundup Association, hav-
ing become identified with a similar
exhibition at Los Angeles.
For the most practical, useful aud
up to date Business Education. attend
the Pendleton Business College.
NJ. L. CLANCY, B. A., Prin.
The Mabel Warner forgery case has
been before the circuit court at PEN
dleton this week. with Judge Brad
shaw Of The Dalles, on the bench.
Luther Van Winkle, the photog-
rapher. with his daughter. Zaida. left
the first of the week for Grants Pass.
where he will visit his sister. Mrs.
J. F. Haligus.
s. F Wilson departed for Portland
Monday morning. He maintains bis
office in Athena and will make ooca-
SIGNAL visit here as his business in-
terests require.
Mrs. T. J. Kirk came down from
! the home of her son at La Cross,
WASH, Wednesday. to spend few
days with friends here. She will re-
turn tomorrow.
Engineers of the reclamation service
we're in Pendleton this week inves-
tigating the West Extension matter.
which has been discussed pro and con
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Waterman are
residing in Walla Walla, where Mrs.
Waterman's health has greatly i'm
proved. They contemplate visiting
friends in Athena soon.
Miss. Zelma DePeatt arrived home
Sunday morning from Tacoma. where
she recently graduated from the High
| school. Last week she visited friends
| in Portland, en- route home.
For Sale. Two fine Clydesdalt
mares, sired by ''Prince William, =
and in foal by the MoEwen horse
Will sell or trade for young Reldings
Jerry Stone. Athena. Oregon.
J. f. Hunter has leased the operf
house Of s. L. Spencer. In addition
to booking shows, he will operate 8
moving picture machine every evening
with change Of pictures each eve
ming.
Rev. Nathan Evans, pastor Of tht
pendleton M. E. church. will preach
in the M. E. church every evening
next week, beginning Monday, Feb
ruary 8. Come and hear him.
| Thomas Lawson.
Madame Fortier had the misfortune
to fall on the sidewalk while the
streets were in a slippery condition
yesterday morning. breaking her righ'
arm just above the wrist. DR.. New.
som reduced the fracture.
Dan May. the Pendleton contractor
is in the city this week installing q
modern front in the Cox building
which is to be occupied by the new
Golden Rule store. which will oper
for business about April 10th.
Athena friends of Mrs. A. a. Lun,
will be pleased to learn that che con
tinues to improve. Her daughter
Gertrude. came home Tuesday even
ing from Psndleton Mrs. Luna's con
dition now justifying her absenc
from the bedside.
] Save pain and money. Gold crown
| So and Sc. Bridge work. S. and So
Amalgam and silver filings. SOC. AM
$1.00. Painless extraction, 500. Ful
set of teeth. $40. OLly the best ma
terial. and work guaranteed. DI
Sponogle. Reliable Resident Dentist.
Miss Ethel Chapman left Monda
evening for Portland, where she wi
study the spring styles in milliner
and trim hats for Mrs. Lizzie JoneI
early spring trade. Mrs. Jones wi
have an announcement to make in a
early issue that will be of interest
the ladies of Athena and vicinity.
George B. Marquis. former prir
oipal of the Athena High school. an
present registrar of Whitman College
is devoting bis attention to literature
His latest contribution is to be read i
the current issue Of the Cavalier mas