The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-09-04

J. N. Scott and family spent satur-
day in Pendleton, where Mr.. Scott at
tended the Dsmociatio Central Com
mittee meeting.
Miss Katherine Sharp leaves IN
day or two to resume her duties as
teacher In the Dayton schools. where
she taught last year.
Plain and fancy pastry, also whole-s
some wheat, graham, rye and oreamt
bread, baked fresh every day at the
Athena Bakery. ADV.
Mrs. W. G. Miller left on Wedues-
day mornings train for Portland.
where she will select her fall stock Of
hats and millinery goode.
Misses Evangsline and Elizabsth
Fix, children Of Albert Fix Of Walla
Walla. visited at the J. r.. Mathers
home 10 this city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. will Potts and Miss
Walker passed through town Wednes-
day fIom the ranch, en- route for Bing-
ham springs. where they will spend
several days.
Lost: Between Adams aud Helix.
Ford hood, tied in sack. Please
leave at Athena Garage and notify
Ed. Leroy, 72Q W. Poplar at. Walla
Walls. ADV.
Jack Vincent, artist, decorated the
Roundup chuck wagon cover with the
outlines Of Texas steer, which will
greatly enhance the attractiveness
Of that vehicle.
Miss Dora Bennett, after spending
the summer al the home Of her motheF
10 the mountains. has returned to the
city, and this week has been the guest
Of Mrs. Dean Willaty.
Take your shoe repairing to to O. L.
Ulm's Model Shoe Shop. where there
is machinery to turn out the work in
modern style. Prices reasonable and
abstraction Ruaranteed-Adv.
Dean Dudley returned last week
from Portland. where be was fitted
with an artificial limb. Dean gets
around remarkable well, but says he
seems to be learning to walk again.
Miss Leila Garfield returned from
Seattle and spent Saturday and Sun.
day here with her RraudpaI ents. Mr..
and Mrs. jackson Nelson. before going
to her mothers home In Walla Walla.
T. s. LeGrow has returned from a
trip to his Montana ranch. Rains
have been falling throughout Mon
taua. with the result that the ranges
are in good condition and stock is
doing well.
George and Fred Gross, Luke Reed.
Arhur Douglas and George Thompson
left Wednesday morning for Wallowa
Like. Two automobiles transported
the party. They will remain at the
lake for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebsr Luna will join
party Of Milton friends on trip to
Wallowa Lake. this week. Eber will
endeavor to bring hack larger trout
that the Pen d'Oreille specimen exhib-
kited here by Byron Hawks.
a Roy Burke, a former employe in the
A Mechanical dspai tment OF this paper,
has assumed control Of the Helix Ad-
i vocate, Frank Minor Smith retiring
from the frm of Julian q Smith,
former publishers Of that paper.
| B. B. Richards has made three
car shipment Of W neat to the Quaker
i Oats Cereal company, of ChicsRo.
This is the first order received from
this COMPANY and 1t may be that
profitable market can be built up ir
future.
The Winchester Arms company. al
ways original advertisers. have eclips.
ed former efforts in their latest pro-
duotion. A splendid hunting scsne IL
llthograph is made the center attrao
tion in one of the Foss- Winship show
windows.
Orel McPherrin. who recently los
his light arm as the result Of beini
caught 10 belt on the Berlin Rich
mond ombine, returned Monday from
the hospital at Walla Walla. He \
getting along nicely and is able to D
on the streets.
@. B. Lane, the forest guard. al
rested by Warden Averill on chare
of hudting grouse out of season. wa
lined $35 aud costs In justice couI
at Pendleton. He plead guilty. chang
ing his plea. when ordered place
under 300 bonds.
Mis-. M. L. Watts and daughter
Veruita, arrived home Sunday moir
! ing from Seaside, where the past wee
was spent, after a summers sojouI
\ 10 Portland. Mrs. Watts is very muc
improved 10 health, to the great plea
ure Of her many friends.
Jim Spence, who has position wit
an implement firm at Pomeroy. Wasl
is taking months vacation in tn
county, accompanied by bis wife. I
was in the city Tuesday. and pickt
mp q few shekels soliciting subscri
tions for couple OF newspapers.
LoIain, tie young son Of Mr.. al
! Mrs. Arthur Sbiek, underwent q 81
| oicaI onaratinn at Waila Walla. Mo
\ day for removal Of the tonsiIs al
4 adenoid Rrowths. DR.. B. A. Stol
' Of this city performed the opeIatio
/ which was successful In every respec
"JInks" Taylor aud bunch
4 buccaroos will round up the wi
Texas steers owned BY the Round'
| association. and which have be-
ranging in the foothills south