The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-02-21

Miss Laura Bruce, teacher in the
Athena schools, visited friends in
Walla Walla and Milton, Saturday
and Sunday.
* Lee Johnson assisted the United
orchestra of Pendleton in furnishing
music for the German hall dance.
Saturday night.
The Peoples Warehouse announces
lis formal Spring Opening for tuesday
evening. February 25. from 1880 to
O'Clock, p. m.
The first quarterly conference of the
year was held at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening, with Presiding
Elder Warner present.
TX Jap Harden has sold his land hold
ings in the Helix neightorhood but
has not decided just where he will
direct his activities hereafter.
n Emery Achilles commenced work at
Fix & Radtke's store Monday morn
ing. He disposed of his delivery wa
gon and business to Ed Sobeiski.
G. L. Roosevelt srstwhile proprietor
of the Boston Store in Pendleton, is at
present assistant manager of the Key
leE Grand theatre in Walla Wafla.
l<The sum Of 5000 was raised for base
tall.in Pendlaton. in one hour one day
| this week. They will have no troubls
in raising the $500 required to fin
ance the team.
Smallpox has made its appearances
on the Umatilla Indian reservation.
A couple of old Indians in the camp
| Of Little Bawk. near Cayuse are down
/ with the disease.
Louie LaBrasche was taken serious
ly i'll last week and was removed to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Bad,
!; deley. In Walla Walla. His condition
is said to be improving.
A meeting of the Baptist missionary
society is being held this afternoon, at
the home Of Mrs. VIM. Winship, SO
that the ladies may meet Miss Way
Turn, the taveling lecturer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Gerking were in
| the city Tuesday from their home near
Freewater. Mr.. GeIking is in poor
health and has left the farm tenn
porarIly to seek medical attention.
Horehound. Irish Moss, Tolu. White
Pine, Selected Pineapple. Lemon and
Orange. Unexcelled for its curative
1 qualities for the Grippe. coughs and
colds. Guaranteed strictly pure, by
Bert Cartano.
A.. M. johnson, local manager fol
the Tum -alum Lumber company, at
tended the annual convention of tht
Western Lumbermen's association, al
| Spokane last week. Mr.. Johnson re
turned Sunday.
/ Mrs. VIM. Mcbride and Mrs. J. A
| Lumsden oame in from their homes
southwest OF town Wednesday, ant
took the afternoon train for Walls
Walla. They were guests at the Rich
ards home while in town.
i When the Zig Wild West oarniva
ia held in Denver in 1915, it is prot
akle that large delegation OF Una
tilla Indians will be pretty much j
evidence, as plans for taking then
there are already under way.
Mre. Winship and Mrs. Hawort
received message from Walla Wall
yesterday of turn for the worse i
the condition of their mother. Mrs
John Martin. Mrs. Winship and littl
daughters went over this morning.
The Mothers Club will meet at tn
tome of Mrs. Desper on Friday. Fet
ruary 2s, at 2:3O p. m. These meet
inas have been found very beneticia
to those who attend. Everybody 10
terestsd will receive cordial wei
come. Go, and take a friend wit
you.
The program at the Dreamland TO
Friday and Saturday evenings: l.
"On the Elmonte Ranob," Essanay
2.-"The Lure of the Footlight, t," Pa
the. 3.-"The Mystery Of Room 30.
selig. Sunday: l.-"Oylinder's s.
cret," vitagraph. 2.-"Max Sets th
Fashion," Pathe. 3.-"Alay th
I Watchman." Biograph.
Last evening in the Baptist churcf
: lecture on missions in China We
. given by Miss Wayburn, young lad
/, travelling in the interests Of the Bal
tist women's missionary society. III
b lecturer charmed all with her naiy
q way 10 presenting her subject, beir
9 dressed in Chinese costume and in
personating a girl Of the orient.