The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-06-20

Miss Edna Zerba left Wednesday
for the coast, where she will spend th'
summer.
Merry Stone is sporting new Ford
touring car. purchased through the
local agency of Zerta & Coomans.
Henry Keen purchased new Buick
automobile yesterday. BE disposed of
his Mitchell car several months ago.
Frank Helmick has returned to Ros-
ALA. after a pleasant visit with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs D. M. Helmick.
Miss Ida Kelly went over to Walla
Walla Monday, where she is now es-
tablished in the Walla Walla Hospital
as nurse.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harden,
corner of Second and Jefferson streets.
is being enlarged by the addition Of a
new Kitchen.
Mrs. Sarah Bowles and Miss Laura
Bowles of Walla Walla, were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. S.sLe
Grow Monday and Tuesday.
/Georgs Kidder has just finished
painting VIM. Kilgore's new tungalow
south of town. Mr.. and Mrs. Kilgore
now have comfortable home Oh the
farm.
JUnele John Calender is gradually
recovering from bis severe attack of
rheumatism. However he is yet a long
way from being we'll. aud is confined
to his room.
There are many beautiful roses in
Athena this year, but none more ex-
quisitely beautiful than those at the
home of Mrs. A. A. Foss. She has
a grand collection.
A consignment of the latest shapes
in new sailor hats has arrived at Mrs.
Miller 3 millinery store. Next week
she will have in stock more of the
popular panama hats.
Children's Day program at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
evening at 8 O'Clock. Good music,
orchestra and vocal solos and reoita-
tions. You are invited.
p. A. Worthington, right of way
agent for the O.-W. R. & NJ, was up
from his home in Portland aud spent
Sunday at the home of his brother,
Postmaster Worthington.
Mrs. Will Rider and little son. of
North Yakima, arrived In the city
Sunday and visited relatives until
Tuesday evening, when she proceeded
to Elgin, for visit there.
}XThe estate Of the late Gus Cornoyer
MAs appraised Wednesday at $8,275,
reports Attorney Bishop. lhe ap-
praisers were John +. Thompson. W.
Fl. Sayers and Ed. Stowe.
The pastry sale held by the M. e.
aid society in the Fix & Radtke store
Saturday, netted the sum of $40. The
ladies could have sold much more had
they provided the material.
Agent Mathers of the o. W. is TAX
ing vacation and with his family,
will visit relatives at Weiser. Idaho
aud Spokane. He was relieved Mon
day by Relief Agent Culley.
Albert J. Bolster. field secretary
forthe Oregon Prohibition campaign,
and former candidate for governor of
Iowa, will speak in the Christian
church next Sunday evening.
Jim Hill mustard is giving consid-
rable trouble to Umatilla county
farmers this year, aud large plumber
of men are employed in the task of
pulling the obnoxious field pest
NE. @. Barnes who has been conduct.
ing the Bon Ton restaurant and lunch
counter in this city, has leased the
Weston Bakery, and left for Weston
this week to engage In business.
I1NAt the annual school meeting Mon
aay,> Henry Koepke was elected to
mom bership on the board in place of
B. B. Richards, whose term expired.
Chas. Belts was reelected clerk.
Maurice Hill came in from Eugene
Tuesday where Re finished his first
year at the University. He will pro-
badly serve as assistant secretary of
tie Roundup associatlon again this
summer.
The music class of Mrs. J. D. Pla-
mondon gave piano recital at her
home Wednesday afternoon, in which
the following took part: Zola Keen,
Phyllis Piper. Edmond Potts and Ma
mie Sheard.