The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-07-31

Judge Fee is ins town today on pro-
| fessional business,
For Sale. Two sound, young work
mares and mule colt. Louis Keen,
FIeewateI. Ore.--Adv.
For SaIe-Charles Grove. phone
| 39F12. Athena. has good team OF
mares. harness and wagon, and q
splendid milch COW, which be Offers
| for sale at reasonable price. ADV.
Mrs. L. s. Vincent is spending the
heated term at Meaoham. Mr.. Vim
cent visited the camp Wednesday, and
reports large mum ber Of people at the
popular resort enjoying the cool noun.
tain breezss.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rider came
down from North Yakima Monday
evening. for the purpose Of attending
the funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Richards little daughter. Mr.. Rider
is brother Of Mrs. Richards.
.fFa.s4t iNd. afl
Mr.. and Mrs. Csapsr Woodward
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Stone spent
Wednesday at Bingham springs. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Joseph
Isaacs. of Blytheville. Arkansas. q
\ sister, who is visiting the ladies.
Mrs. W. P. Littlejohn suffered a
| severe cut on the arm Sunday after
noon, by the treaking Of lamp
chimney in her hands. An ugly cash
laid open the flesh. neoessitatiug the
/! taking Of four stitches hy Dr.. Stone,
who was called.
| Still there is big demand for hous.
es to rent in Athena. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frod Radtke who are occupying the
residence recently purchased by DR..
Welsh. will live in tent. taking
their meals out" temporarily, until
other arrangements may be made.
Mark Moorehouse. Of Pendleton,
whose illness was mentioned in the
Press Of last week. died at his home
in that city, Wednesday afternoon.
The young man was well known
throughout the county, and was the
only son of Major Lee Moorehouse.
| Mrs. jamie Woodruff. accompanied
ty her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tomp-
kius, went to her home at Two Rivers,
WASH. where she will settle up her
FAIRS, before taking up her perma
nent residence in Athena. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tompkins have returned home.
| Miss Odessa Russell, while visiting
at the home of friend near Helix,
fell from horse and received serious
injury to her head. She remained I'M
conscious for number Of hours. Sht
was brought to her home in this city,
and gradually recovered from th'
shock.
Mrs. A. B. McEwen in COMPANY
with her sister, Mrs. J. s. Norvell O.
Helix, has gone for visit at thei
old home In Tennessee. The ladie
accompanied Mr.. Norvell when b
conveyed the body Of his aged mother
who recently died at his home. eas
. for burial.
NJ. L. Watts went down to Portlan
. Saturday to visit his wife, who is re
caiving medical treatment there. MI
I Watts returned Monday and report
very satisfactory progress in be
health, Mrs. Watts having game
about 20 pounds since beginning tb
course of treatment
4 Photographer Allen. Of Pendleton
was in the city Wednesday. and LEI
h during the day for the harvest fields t
take pictures of different combine out
fits for the Holt Manufacturing com
pany. Mr.. Allen recently returne
from the East, where he went som
months ago for bsnef1tting his health
One of the best pictures shown TO
j some time at the DTeamland theatre
. was thrown upon the screen Wednet
day evening. 1t was 8-reel special
entitled "Ths Wreck and the cost Q
the picture must have been deal I
secure. for two locomotives ana thIe
coaches were demolished IN the mas
in's.
III Contrary to announcement made
| the Press M looal auxiliary Of th
| OW r M announoe tbat the NEE
| iro for Anonst will he held: but III
| date will te August IL. instead OF tl
| 9th as indicated IN the year nooi
| The meeting will be OF especial lnte
est, and will be at the home OF ME
j B. ID. Iharp.
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