The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08

| Miss Mildred Finnell, Of Pendleton,
is in the city, having come up to attend
her sister Mrs. Leslie Nelson, who has
been i'll for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stanton were in
Walla Walla the fore cart of the
week. being there during the opera
tion on Mr.. Stanton's brother, Del.
Mrs. E. E. Koontz and Mrs. M. l..
Watts and daughter. Vernita returned
home from Bingham Springs Monday.
where they spent couple of weeks.
Lawrence Tharp is taxing a vaoa-
tion this week from his duties as
clerk and newsEoy. and is visiting his
friend Harold Holt. in Walla Walla.
W. W. Jacobs writes from Round
/, Hill Va, for the Press to be sent to
his address there. he will return
home some time during the coming
fall
Mrs. Lille Miller desires all those
in debt to her to settle by August l5
without fail. Fall goods must be
ordered and the money must be forth
coming.
INThis evening the Athena Band will
ERive concert on Main street Open
air concerts are popular with Athena
people. and it is hoped they will be
given often.
Miss Jessioa McEwen leaves today
for the summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Furnish on the Umatilla river, where
she will be the guest of Miss Kath-
leen Furnish.
VIM. Wagner. formerly In the fur
niture business here, was in the city
this week after an absence of many
years. MIR. Wagner owns wheat land
west of town.
Miss Ruby Barnhart went over TO
Walla Walla this morning to visit
friends, and on her return will be
guest of Miss Clara Zerba at her home
northeast of town.
X Several families will leave soon for
The mountains, where plentiful har-
vest of huckleberries is reported. Mr..
and Mrs. Matt johnson are preparing
to 90 next Sunday.
Mrs. Haworth, mother CT Sam Ha-
worth, arrived this week from Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haworth Sr. and Mrs.
Sam Haworth will 60 to the noun
tains soon for an outing.
Emery Worthington has the right to
grow mnustache now if he so desires.
He is 2l years of age, having turned
the stile and entered upon mans es-
tate Wednesday Of this week.
An O-W. construction gang has
been in the city this week putting
new underpinning under the walks
fronting the company's property on
Main street, near the depot.
For Sale-A separator. 80 inch,
practically new. run only IA days,
when replaced by combined harvest
er. Will sell at reasonable price.
A, H. Mcintyre, Athena, Oregon.
|E<Lon Williams, an old time thresher
of grain in this vicinity. is again on
the job with big stationary outfit.
having brought his machine into this
vicinity fIom Milton, this week.
The j. T. F. Club was entertained
last evening by Miss Laura Smith,
Miss Ruby Barnhart of White Salmon,
WASH. and Miss Florence Moussu Of
Pendlaton. icing the honor guests.
Craig Wilkinson came up from Ha.
ana station where he is in charge of
the Pacific Cosst Elevator company's
wheat warehouse, Saturday evening.
and spent Sunday at his home here.
Herbert Manasse came up from Pen
dleten Sunday, where he is employed
in the Peoples Warehouse, and visited
among his many Athena friends, TAX
ing dinner at the Worthington home.
Robert CoppocB and daughter. Miss
Matte Coppock arrived home Wednes
day from their farm near Lexington,
Morrow county, where they have
been during the harvest in that SEQ
tiop.
Miss Ada DeFreece. manager of the
local telephone office, left today for
week g vacation at Lehman springs,
via Pendleton. Miss DeIrTeece will |
be guest at the Rothrock camp at |
the springs.
Miss Sylvia Beathe. saleslady at |
Mosgrove Mercantile company's store,
is taking months vacation and ac-
companied her mother and family
from Weston to Seattle. where they
are to reside in the future.
Fred Hiteman. nephew of the
late John H. Hiteman, visited at the
home of Mrs. Hiteman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dell this week. He left
for Boise, Idaho. where he will enter
the employ of the federal government.
Mrs. II. q. Hill went up to Riparia
Saturday night, where she met her
mother. Mrs. Fleener, who was
brought down from Lewiston to spend
the summer here. Mrs. Fleener
has bean an invalid for several years,
but stood the trip we'll.
Mrs. Homer I. Watts went to Pen
dleton Wednesday evening where she
joined MIR. and Mrs. Walter Hinkle
OF Echo. on recreation trip to Leh-
man Springs. A large number OF
people are enjoying the pleasures Of
this resort this summer. Athena being
we'll represented.
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