The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-02-14
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". s. Ferguson was in the county
seat. Tuesday.
Leslie Nelson visited friends in Pen
dleton. Sunday.
Gus Schubert came mp from Pendls-
ton this morning.
G. O. Henry transacted business in
Psndleton Tuesday.
Mis-. W. X. Taylor visited friends
in Pendleton, Tuesday.
Attorney Watts was called to Pen
dleton yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. Nettie Sailing of Pendleton,
has Eeen the guest Of Miss Gertrude
Luna.
Mrs. Martha Ferguson, of the
Weston mountain was shopping in
the city Wednesday.
A large number Of farmers from
this vicinity attended the Chance
Rogers sale yesterday.
Keep your feet dry by waterproofing
your foot wear with, Dri-Foot. Sold
in Athena by Owen Rusie.
DR.. Sharp was called to Weston
Tuesday. to attend Miss Dorothy Bull
finch, who has been seriously ill.
DIR. Newsom and A. B. MoEwen
autoed 10 Adams yesterday. and it
wasn't good day for autoing either.
Frank King OF Weston has disposed
Of bis business interests in that city,
and will move to Pendleton to reside.
1t ia posi- BILE that the eminent evan
gelist. A. L. Grim, who 10 now hold
ing meeting IN Pendlcton, may visit
Athena.
u With fine roads, sleighing has been
enjoyed to the limit this week. Ii has
been many years since sleighing was
as good.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day by the county clerk to George
Barto of Hood River and Miss Ida
Olsen of this county.
Rev. Fl. B. Foskett will conduct
services at the Baptist church, Sunday
morning. All are cordially invited
to attend the services.
BY
Mr.. Meldrum will take his little
daughter to Walla Walla next Mon-
day. where the operation for cleft
palate will be repeated.
w. NJ. Moore, brother in law of
W. W. Jacobs of his city, died on the
third OF this month at his home in
Loudon county. Virginia.
A. NJ. Meidrum was a visitor in
Pendleton Tuesday night. attending
the revival meetings now in progress
in the Christian church there.
Circuit Judge Phelps, who has been
confined to his home in pendleton with
a malignant case of smallpox. for sew
eral weeks. is now convalescent.
Mrs. Charles Belts and children,
accompanied by her father, Mr..
Gildersleeve. spent Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Koepke.
The series of meetings which have
been held ia the Methodist church
for the past FIVE weeks. were closed
by Pastor Helmick last Sunday even.
ing.
A suit for the recovery Of money
due on promissory note, brought
by q. s. Barnes against 3. q. Barnes.
is Eeing tried this afternoon in Justice
Richards court.
George Kidder is again able to at
tend to business at bis paint store.
after several weeks incapaoitation is
the result OF being accidentally cut
with broken glass.
Il. E. Walker. the well known
stock buyer for Fry & Co., of Seattle,
fell dead of heart disease Tuesday at
the Union stock yards in Portland.
while inspecting stock.
X The young ladies' J. F. F. club
Spent the evening at the Sheard home,
north OF town, last Friday. An old
fashioned tatfy pull furnished a lot Of
merriment during the evening.
II is absolutely necessary that all
accounts owing me must be paid In
full by February 10. / have ohliga-
tions that must be met, so il you are
owing me. pay up. Mrs. Lille Miller.