The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-07-18
George Mulkey has been nursing a

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with blood poisoning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. B. Armield,
parents Of Mrs. Fred Radtka, ale in
the city from Portland, visiting at
their daughter home.
The Mothers Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Victor Burke on Fridav,
July 25th at $3.50 p. Nd. 90 and take
yopr friends with you.
/ WContractor Gore of Weston, and bis
workmeu are making commendahle
! progress on the Cannon residence in
the south part Of the city.
| ljNCharles Henry and Charles Smith
eare> rebuilding the residence for Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Mcintyre, recently
purchased from Mr.. PieIsoi.
Mrs. jerry Swartz aud children
have returned to their home in North
Yakima, after visiting relatives and
friends III Athena and vicinity.
Mrs. E. A. Boyd went over to
Milton Wednesday. where she will
spend a while at the homo of her
daughter, Mrs. r. d. Edwards.
Lee Atkinson has sold the CONNER
oial livery stable in this city TO VIM.
Vanoil of Freewater. Mr.. Vancil
has taken possession of the business.
Mrs. Harry Walters OF Bellingham,
Wash, visited at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Lille Miller. this week.
She was accompanied by her little SOD.
Trade at the Golden Rule Store
where you do not Fave the extra ex-
pense OF trading stamps, bad accounts
or delivering added on TO what You
puy.
The family of 0. S. Barnes have
returned from Black Bear. Idaho, and
have taken up residence in the house
on 3rd street formerly occupied by
| them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohas. Gerking and
] Misses Zslma DePeatt and Nettie
Royse lett yesterday BY automobile
for Lehman springs. where they will
spend few days.
kIB. B. Richards adjusted file loss
for Louis Hodgens at Vincent. near
Freewater. Monday. Mr.. HodgeDs
lost his confectionery store and chop
mill by an early morning fire, last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Willaby's new
six room bungalow is neatly complet-
ed and ready for occupancy. The
new home is located on the farm west
Of town aud will prove model of
| comfort to the owners.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Gerking and
little son came up from Pendleton Fri.
day where they have teen for several
weeks, and visited friends in Athena
and vicinity, before proceeding to
their home near Milton.
John Rothrock and daughter. Miss
Areta, have gone to Lehman springs,
where they will make arrangements
for camping through the summer.
Mr.. Rothrock will return for the other
members OF the family.
e. l.. Barnett of Portland spent
Sunday and Monday in the city. MI.
Barnett has been engaged in Improving
his aoresge property near Portland.
He returned to Portland Monday even
ing by way of Pendlaton.
~ 4 ho,oa.to~ :, .ad Ctoobd bdoIo from
n Condor. left his suitcase at the O-W.
depot while be came up town to look
after a job, Wednesday. A couple Of
hours later on returning. be found his
suitcase missing, and officers have
failed to recover it,
Miss Laura Smith enjoyed a pionio
trip to the Power House on the Walla
WNlla river Sunday, 10 company with
Milton friends, among whom were
Miss Edith Still. Claude Still aud
DR.. and Mrs. W. g. Hughes. most
pleasant day was passed.
| Miss Lucille Kemp. while extending
her own musical education under The
direction of one of Poi tland's best
teachers, has secured two classes ia
music there, to whom she is giving in
struction. and her ability as a music
teacher is fast gaining recognition.
| Fred Flint and John Stanton have
returned from their sheepshearing
pilgrimage in Montana. Montana was
not paying venture this year with
the sheepshearers. Sheep owners had
sold many of their bands and the rain
interfered considerably with work.
| A birthday party was enjoyed by
the little friends of Kathleen Radtke
at her home on Fourth street last Fri
day. 10 honor Of her third birthday.
A real picnic lunch was served on the
lawn to the happy cbildren. with
dainty ices and cakes for refreshment.
TX Or. Sharp was called to the ieserva-
didn yesterday to attend Tom Johnson
and wife, Indians, who were hurt In
a runaway which occurred near the
Pamhrun place. Mrs. johnson was
badly cut and bruised about the head
and her husband sustained minor in
/ juIies.
THeuiy Dell and Edward Koontz
| made trip to the Tukannon etream,
above Dayton on q fishing expedition,
returning Tuesday evening. Auto
mobile trouble interfsrei with the
pleasure of the trip to some extent.
The boys brought home some fine spec
mems OF trout.
Mrs. Henry Koepke and little dangh-
ter, Dorothy. left Monday for Colum-
hus, Ohio, for a summers visit with
relatives. Mrs. Koepke stopped over
q day at La Cross. WASH, where she
visited with the family of Rev. Thorn