The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-11-28


agency.
Wheat is icing loaded out this week
at Iaylor's warehouse and the Rich
ards warehouse. The grain was con
signed to buyers at Portland and Ia
coma.
Mrs. NJ. L. Watts and Mrs. J. d.
Plamondon attended party at Eagles
Hall, Pendletcn. Wednesday, given by
Mrs. W. f. Matlook and other Pendle-
ton ladies.
Joseph N. Scott made business
trip to Seattle this week, and incident.
ally visited his. brother. DR.. Will
Scott, who is a successful physician
of. that city.
XDr. Plamondon is increasing the d.
gmsnsions Of his pheasant yard. He
has number of fine Chinese pheas-
ants and expects to increase the size
Of his flock.
Butter wrappers have been printed
at the Press office this week for Mes
danes W. R. Taylor, Arthur Douglas,
Ralph B. McEwen, Luke Read and
Fred Hummel.
The ladies Of the Christian church
aid society, at last Tuesdays meeting,
presented Mrs. David Taylor with a
beautiful Pendleton Indian robe, for
birthday present.
Athena friends of Mrs. T. J. Kirk
were remem bered ty Thanksgiving
presents of handsome turkey each
for dinner yesterday. sent from her
home near LA Gross, WASH.
IA large number took advantage Of
the special Thanksgiving dinner served
at the 81. Nichols hotel. Christmas
and New Years dinners will be served
at the st. Nichols as In past years.
Ralph McEwen has discarded the
cream can for butter making. He has
found by careful tests, that he can
make his dairy pay better by making
butter than selling the butter fat to
creameries.
For tomorrow's cost special, Vim
cent the jeweler. will offer splendid
Mission clock. Watch for it In the
show window. The special cost art
icle for Saturday, December 8. will
be a 10 karat diamond ring.
Those VINO subscribed to the paper
circulated by Frank Jackson. for ben
eft of John Toland and family. who
lost their household effects In FIRE,
are requested to pay their respective
amounts at once to Mr.. Jackson.
Considerable interest is being man.
ifested in the benefit hall to be given
at the Lodge hall in this city, on the
evening of December 5, by the ladies
of the Catholic church. Ont CT town
attendance is expected to be quite
large.
X A. W. Nye. we'll loved pioneer of
'the county. spent Sunday 10 the city
visiting his sister. Mrs. Martha Mays.
at the G. A. Barrett home. Since the
death of his wife. "Unols Ad." has
made his home with his daughter In
Portland.
Does this mean you?--All knowing
themselves to be indebted to d. b.
Mansfield are requested to call at the
City Meat Market and settle their ao-
count on or before December LIST.
Jack Read will receipt you. D. H.
Mansfield. ADV. St.
The Press family were entertained
yesterday evening at Thanksgiving
dinner at the home Of 8. A. Barnes 10
Weston. The day was also the ami
versaIy of Mr.. Barnes birth, and
plates were laid for fourteen at the
festal board to honor the occasion.
w The Raymond Bell players which
some to the Athena opera house for
next week. beginning Tuesday night,
have splendid repertoire of plays.
Among them are The Northerner. The
btmp a huuaWhy AcAtoscs OAO hAuk
ory, Jess of the Bar 2, and Lena Riv-
ers.
Program for tonight and tomorrow
night at tue Dfeamland: 1 and a.
'sRed and White Roses" Vitagraph.
3.-"It Wasn't Poison. After All"
Edison. sunday: la Modern
Horse Edison. 2.--"Lovs That
Turned." Palhe. 3-."Sands of lime, .
selig.
| lX"Bie Jim" Jones was dGwn from
Ehis Blue Mountain ranch Tuesday.
and in his hack reposed the pelt oi
that bear, which some time ago BIO said
be could get any time he wanted To
go after II. To hear Jim tell 1t, twas
an easy matter. Some time ago be
found where brer bear bad secreted
himself in den to hibernate. and the
other day. with his young son and
friend for company, be went ant
woke bruin up. a shot from q 80
| 30' did the rest.