The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-05-01

mis-. .. a. BANKS AnQ daughter
Lula. Of Santa Rosa, Calf are Wis.
itiDg al the home of Mrs. N. Dioken.
son in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walters, and
little son, of Bellingham, WASH, we're
guests Friday and Saturday at the,
W. G. Miller home.
Frank Swaggart is meeting with
success in fsrming in Wallows ooun-
ty. He now has 1850 acres under
lease, near Enterprise.
W. q. Miller came down from
Pomeroy Sunday afternoon, and will
remain in Athena, taking
position in the SHARP harness shop.
Dean Dudley is progressing most
satisfactorily after his operation. and
If no implications in set, ii is hoped
will be allowed to come home next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tompkins and
Mrs. 81. o. Worthington motored to
Pendlston Saturday, where they wit
messed the Athena schools win the
track meet.
George MaEar captured a couple of
young badgers yesterday on the Ath
ena. Weston road. He has them in
captivity at his home and will make
pets Of them.
Remember the Dreamland special
for tomorrow night. 5000 feet of
film featuring Bonivita the Lion
Tanner, and Sara Bernhardt In LA
Tpsca." 900 admission.
|Sam Hutt easily handled the trans
portation problem that confronted the
school. when it went to Pendleton
Saturday to attend the track meet.
He used his big autotruck.
Mrs. J. D. Matheson has returned
from Walla Walla. She was accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. N. J. Gar
field. and the two ladies are visiting
at the jackson Nelson home.
The members Of Mignonette Lodge,
ebekahs, have baen invited to attend
the session OF the Pendleton lodge this
evening, and will 60 en- masse, having
chartered the Hutt autotruok.
Remem ber that You can get high
grade bacon at the City Meat Market
for 18 cents per pound. Lard is selling
in pound buckets for 65 cents, 10
pound buckets for $l.25.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Watts, Mrs.
B. N. Hawks and Mrs. F. s. LeGrow
motored to WalIa Walla Sunday to
see Mrs. Lizzie Watts, who is i'll in
that city and reported to be not i'm
proving.
A pleasant party was given Wednes-
day evening in the basement of the
M. e. church by Mr.. Fred Koontz'
Sunday school class. A number OF in
vited guests enjoyed the hospitality Of
the class.
Mrs. Lille Miller will receive next
week a shipment of the new shapes in
Panama hats. both large and small.
and in any piioe to suit. The Panama
season is now on. Don't fail to see
them. ADV.
Fred. the young son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. johnson. was thrown from a
horse Tuesday and at 6rst the accident
was thought to promise serious conse-
quences: but at present the youngster
ia doing we'll.
The Athena band will give con
cert on Main street. next Friday eve.
ming. May. This is the frst of the
series of concerts that will bs given
by the hand during the spring and
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Stewart and
Miss Pearl Coomans went over to
LaGrande Wednesday evening, as del
egates from the Methodist Sunday
school to the conventit n now In ses-
sion in that CITY.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Sohmitt motor
ed down from Waitsburg Friday after
noon, and have been visiting friends
in Athena this week. Mr.. SoEmitt
has begun the erection Of $4,000 res
idence in Waitsburg.
XMrs. r. A. Thompson, Miss Jessica
/MeEwen and Miss Lizzie Sbeard have
been elected delegates to represent
MiRnonstts Lodge, No So, Rsbekahs,
at grand lodge, which convenes III
McMinnville, May 10 to ~.
A wrapping counter has been added
to the fixtures in Hawks drug store
this week. With this addition. the
new fixtures at the store are complete,
and the convenience aud attractive
display Of goods is noticeable.
Chance Turner a we'll known resi-
dent of Weston, has disposed of bis
residence property in that city. to
Marvin Price. Mr.. Turner and fam
lily will leave Weston shortly and 60
to Wallowa county to engage in farm
ing.
DR.. Plamondon's pheasants are vie
ing with neighborhood hens In egg
production. The doctor has four hen
pbeasants that have laid over sixty
eggs. and the end is not yet. The
eggs are being placed under hens for
Matching.
Frederic B. Gross and Nellie q.
McNamara, we're married Ia Port
land, April 29th. 1914. and will te
at home at $40, Everett street, Port
land. The Press extends oongIatula-
tions Of Athena friends to Benny"
and his bride.
A survey to locate the corner of the
street at Miller's furniture store. was