The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-01-24


whose illness was made in the Press
died at the Walla WalIa hospital Th
funeral was held at WaIla Wall,
Monday. of last week.
Bade's Bears, Walla Waila's pc
basket tall aggregation was taken in
TO camp at Weston the other night b.
score of Is to Is. The game wal
clean and exciting from start to finish
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Bert Caftano.
New orders for printed butter wrap
pers have been filed for the following
butter makers at the Press office this
week: Mrs. VIM. sBooher, Mrs. 9. Fl.
Downing. Mrs. Delbert Barger and
Mrs. Harry Mcbride.
Two teams from Walla Walla.
bound for Pendleton. oaine through
the upper road from Weston yester-
day. They were the first teams to
come through since the blockade, and
had hard time of it.
The south side of Main street Tears
striking resemblance to the breast.
works of snow fort. Excavation of
snow has been on that side of the
street in readiness for the onslaught Of
the expected chinook.
Miss Garlic Sharp came up from
Pendleton Friday evening to spend the
week end at her home in this city.
She returned to her school work Tues
day by private conveyance. after vain
ly waiting three days for train.
Messrs. Konassk, Payne, Drew,
Starr and DePeatt walked to Weston
Monday evening through the snow,
on a sort of Gross country jaunt. They
huge snow drifts, but
took them in approved athletic style.
Miss Alta Sharp returned to hor
home Wednesday forenoon from
Walla Walla, via Pendleton, having
been delayed in the garden city where
she was visiting friends. since Satur-
day. on account of the railway tieup.
X Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Kirk returned
Wednesday from Ralsey, where they
visited with relatives for several weeks
Fney came to Pendlston from Port
laud, Tuesday night and arrived in
town Wednesday forenoon in sleigh.
Mr.. Sidney A. Barnes and Miss
Edith May Garrett, popular young
people of Weston. were married in
that city last Thursday, the wedding
being performed in their own home.
which had been prepared by the
groom.
Weston Leader: Reports from Nab
ton, Wash, say that Mrs. NJ. j. May
bee is growing constantly weaker. and
that fatal elimination of her illness is
expected at any time All of her chill
dren with the exception Of one son are
with hel.
Services at the NJ. E. church Sun
day, January 26: Sunday school at
10 O'Clock; young peoples meeting at
$3.50; preaching at J a. M. and 7:30
p. IN. Subject for the evening:
"Short Weighted" !" Special SERVICES
next week. You are invited.
Weston Leader: Mrs. M. ]. Rich
mond's illness has again taken ser
lous turn although she is somewhat
better today. Mrs. Cora Simpson,
Frank Richmond and O. NJ. Rich
mond were recent visitors from Walla
Walla at their mothers bedside.
There are but few quail in this vi
pinity, but the Press has readers in
where the little game birds
are quite plentiful. hence this paper
hopes that Game Warden Averill's ap-
peal to farmers to scatter grain for
The birds during the deep snow. will
be Needed.
George Kidder, who seriously out
Iiis leg last week by coming into con-
TACT with piece Of glass IL getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
fearful cash resulted from the cut
,ne of he large muscles being severed.
DIR. Newsom took several stitches when
be dressed the wound.
The Leader reports that the Weston
Mountain Telephone company has de
sided to string another wire from Wes-
.on up the mountain, the present wire
being overloaded. The directors re-
,ently met and authorized this i'm
provement, which vas placed in the
hands of committee.