The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-04-18

The Gordon Orchestra will have
some new special music at the evening
ervioes Of the M. E. church, Sunday.
Miss Bells McIntyrs was in Walla
Walla yesterday, where she is taking
weekly music lessons in Whitman
conservatory.
q. 81. Alexander will appear in the
circuit court Monday, with his wife
on the charge of obtaining money
under false prstenses.
TX The Athena Rrasshoppers and the
| Weston Bulldogs met in battle royal
Saturday after1 noon, Athena winning
the game by the score Of 81 to IL.
For Sale.--A small saddle horse,
also two male Poland China hogs.
Alfalfa pasture for stock. Phone, 247.
Casper Woodward, Adams, Greg, ct
Services at the Methodist Episco.
pal church viii begin half hour
later in the evening. Young Peoples
meeting at seven, and preaching at
| eight p. m.
| MRS. E. r. Cox is seriously i'll at her
koms on Jefferson street, and her
friends are apprehensive Of the worst.
Her illness is caused from acute stom-
aoh trouble.
Judge Richards took time by the
forelook and opportunity by the tail
and time enough from official duties
Monday TO witness the ball game at
Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle ROXY are pack
ing their household goods in prepara-
F, tion to moving to Pendleton. where
Mr.. Roty has employment in the
Golden Rule store.
A consignment of new trimmed hats
arrived at Mrs. Miller's Millinery store
this week. which show some of the
very latest STYLES. Also some natty
shapes 10 untrimmed hats.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mack Swain arrived
in the city from Walla Walla, yesier-
day. Mr. Swain will stage play
by local talent for benefit of the High
school athletic association.
For being drunk and disorderly and
creating dlstur bance, John Taylor
was fined yesterday in Recorder Rich
ards court the sum of $50 or Is days
in jail. He chose the latter.
j. s. Perringer will conduct SER
vice each Sunday morning at the Bap-
tist church. Mr.. Perringer is Whit.
man college student and is we'll
known in this part Of the county.
Miss Lula Tharp will enter the
Walla WallaShospital May 1st. where
she will resume her studies for the
profession of trained nurse, begun last
winter at st. Vinoent's in Portland.
Mrs. Sam Haworth returned from
Walla Walla yesterday, where she
spent week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Martin. She reports
both as improving from their illness.
s. J.. Campbell. county fruit in
speotor. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Campbell is in this section On
fruit inspection tour. and reports that
he finds many trees infected with FIRE
blight and scale.
The Foss- WinRhip Hardware COM
pany has taken over the large stock Of
fishing tackle heretofore carried by
B. N. Hawks. Hereafter this firm
will carry full stock of fishing tackle
and sporting goods.
J. B. Saylor, the we'll known stock
man from the Butter Creek country,
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. Saylor
says the stock is pretty we'll cleaned
up in his part of the county. He still
has 500 head of beef cattle fatteniug
on his place, and has 200 head of stock
cattle.
Word comes from west of town, that
Sam Booher and his crew are doing
good work on the county roads. Con-
siderable grading ls being done and
where occasion requires. dragging is
resorted to. with the result that the
roads under this crews supervision
will be properly worked.
For fighting, Harry Brown aud one
Preston, from Walla Walla. were fined
$40 each, in Recorder Richards court
Saturday. It is said Preston used vile
language to Browns wife and that
be was justified in giving the fellow
a thrashing. Brown carried the fight
into the parlor Of the st. Nichols ho-
tel. where a stove was overturned In
the melee.