The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-06-26

keen visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. O. Walter, west of town. are
now visiting at the Jack Swart home
in Dayton, Wash.
Miss Dora Bennett will take vaoa-
tion of two months at the home of her
mother east of town. after which she
will return to Athena to reopen her
dress making parlors.
Another new consignment Of the
very latest panamas have been receiv.
ed at Mrs. Lille Miller's. Also the
new patent leather bands for Panama
hats, now so popular. ADV.
Mrs. William Booher gave charm.
ing afternoon June l4tb. in honor of
Miss Arrilla Cook, of Portland. Twen-
ty.four. guests were present, and the
afternoon passed most pleasantly.
Shell Reynolds. for many years city
clerk Of Walla Walla, has been 10
Athena this week with force of
men, engaged in repairing roofs on
several Main street business tuildings.
The Frank Jackson family residing
west of Athena, with the exception Of
one child, is down with the measles.
DR.. Sharp. the attending physician.
reports them to he getting along nice.
ly.
Mrs. Lloyd Michensr, who has been
living for several months at the o. O.
Whiteman farm near La Gross, Wash,
has returned with her little son to this
city. Mr.. Michener still remains with
Mr.. Whitemap. .--.
Miss Dolly White, who sustained
serious injury in an automobile acci
dent some weeks ago and whose life
was despa1red of, has fully recovered
and is now able to be out and among
her friends again.
Mics Flora Booth came down from
Lewiston, Idaho, Monday. where she
has been very successfully engaged in
nursing and will make an extended
visit with her sisters, Mrs. HUT and
Mrs. Lee johnson.
A. L. Swaggart shipped three thor.
ouRhbred Poland China hogs by ex-
press, this week. They we're consjgn-
ed to Walter Norton Of Woodburn,
Oregon; Morris Lynch and J. N. Bad.
delev. of Walla Walla.
Miss Carrie Sharp left yesterday for
Seattle, where she will matriculate
with the summer session of the Uni
versity of Washington. Miss SharI
will te accompanied by young lady
friend from Portland.
The July meeting of the O. W. B. M
will be held next Wednesday at th'
home of Mrs. a. II. Hill. The topit
for the day will be: sour 1ndiar
Work in Northern Canada" witt
Mrs. W. e. Dohson as leader.
Mrs. f. s. LeGrow has returned
from Walla Walla, and is aooompan
led by her mother and sister, Mrs. ant
Miss Bowles. The injury to her arm
sustained while orankins her auto
mobile. is somewhat improved.
Pendleton has decided not to oele
brate the Fourth of July. The deci
sion was arrived at after engaging th
Athena band for the occasion, ant
making other extensive arrangements
The tand is now open for another on
gagement.
W. R. Taylor and Guy Jonas re
turned from Wallowa county with
carload of cavalry horses purchased b
Mr.. Taylor. The horses. 80 head, ar
now quartered at the Barracks at Wa
la Walla. whsre they are being fitte
for inspection.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield left Wee
nesday morning for a months Wis
with relatives at Lewiston and Grang'
Vile. Idaho. Upon her return she el
poets to ba accompanied by nieo
Miss Fountain. Of Lewiston. who wi
spend the summer here.
Dreamland Theater program for tt
night and tomorrow night: and
-"Death Weight" Essanay. 81
"Bronoho Billy's Secret" Essanay
Sunday evening: 1.-"Getting tt
Best of Dad" Lubin. 2.-"Phon
Alarm" Pathe. 3.--"Old Coupons.
Biograph.
Norman Page. the eldest son Of T.
Page, former resident Of this vioiI
ity. arrived In the city this week frol
bis home in Santa Ana, CaIifornii
aud will spend the season in the hal
vest field. He reports bis father I
being in fairly good health for ma
SO years Of age.
a. B. Steele of San Jose. Califo
mia, spent Sunday in Athena. He
the travelling REPRESENTATIVE of who'll
sale ssddlsry firm, and while bearin
the same name as our local harneI
dealer is 10 no way connected by fan
lily Relationship. BE motored wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele to Walla Wall
.. Sunday.