The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-06-13

The ladies Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church will hold pastry sale on
Saturday, June IA, beginning at 1
o'clock, in the Fix g Radtke store.
The patronage Of the public is solio-
tied. Come and get something good
for your Sunday dinner.
XThe material is on the ground for
|'the basement of Cass Cannon's new
residence, which is to be built across
from the city park. Contractor Gore
of Weston, has the contract for build
ing the house. instead of James Ash
worth, as reported 10 last weeks Press.
Dean Willaby. who became indis-
posed at Colfax, last week while visit
ing relatives. has recovered and re-
sumed his trip to Spokane by auto. in
company with his wife. Mr.. Willaby
was attacked by faintiug spell on
the streets of Colfax. last Friday. He
has had two similar attacks in the
past.
IA swarm of bees attempted to make
tReir home in an unused chimney at
the Foss residence. The bees swarmed
from the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
nedy. and some Of the buys are so
skeptical that they believe Austin
knew the bees were about to leave the
hive, and that he Eaited his chimney
with chunk of honey or sugar.
The Pioneers and their friends en-
jcyed very pleasant and successful
reuniou at Weston. Friday and Sat.
urday of last week. Rain interfered
but little with Saturdays program.
Officers who had so faithfully per-
formed tbeii duties the past year,
were reelected at the annual business
meeting of the association.
Program at the Dreamland for Fri
day and Saturday evenings: L.
"When Youth Meets YOUTH" Kalem.
2.-'"The Horse Thieves" Pathe. 3.
-"The Shotgun Ranchman," Essa-
nay. Sunday evening: l.-"Her
Fathers Hat" vitaeraph. 2.-"Au
International Romance, Selig. 8.
--"Alkali Ike Stung," Essanay.
Miss Nettie Cannon came over from
Walla Walla Saturday and visited
over Sunday at the home Of her uncle.
Oass Cannon. near town. Miss Can
non has made herself indispensable in
the Walla Walla schools, having
taught there since leaving Athena
several years ago. She oontemplates
a visit to her home In the east this
summer.
Halsey Enterprise Mis-. Marion
Hansell, of Athena. Oregon. vino has
been visiting her parents at Oregon
City, came up Monday and spent
couple of days with her grandmother,
Mrs. R. A. Stafford and uncle, G. P.
Stafford and wife. She was accom-
panied by her little daughter, Helen,
who is great granddaughter Of Mrs.
fStaGord.
TX Dr. Sharp found it necessary to ex-
kamiaA the fractured arm Of little Lor-
aid Shick with the x-ray, and with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Shiok, took the boy to Pendleton Mon
day. good view of the injury was
obtained, showing the bone to have
slipped after the first operation some
time ago. yesterday he was taken
to PendlSton again. where with the
aid of DR.. Parker, the bone was reset
Mrs. J. Fl. Hiteman has received
word of the death Of her brother,
Stephen T.. Streeter, which occurred
at Sacramento, California, on June 10,
1918. Mr.. Streeter was 58 years and
days of age. He had in former
years at various times spent some time
at bis sisters home in this CITY and
was we'll known here. He bad been
in i'll health for many years. Lee
Hiteman. who lives at Berkeley, Cal. !,
had charge of the funeral, the de-
ceased being laid in the Odd Fellows
cemetery at Sacramento,