The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-01-23

A
rhe J. T. T. Club spent last evenin
at the home of Miss Gladys Andre
The evening was pleasantly spent sl
cially and refreshments were serve
by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banister an
Mr.. and Mrs. Bern Banister were Il
Weston Tuesday, where they attende'
the 74th anniversary OF the birth o
Grandma Banister.
L. J. Foss is In the city for coupl
Of weeks visit with relatives an,
friends. His daughter, Mrs. Mitchell
10 visiting at the toms Of Mrs. Thorn
as Taggart in Portland.
County School Superintendent I. e.
Young. was in the city Tuesday from
Pendleton, and paid the Athena
schools an official visit. He returned
to Pendleton on the evening train.
Mrs. Winship and Mrs. Hawortt
have returned from Walla Walla,
where they went to attend their IA.
ther, Mr.. Martin. who was danger
I06ly al. He is better at present.
<The Kenworthy Players will present
the tOow boy" at the Athena opera
house. tomorrow evening, under q
special engagement. The COMPANY
will return here for a two nights en-.
gagement. on February and 2.
Regular services at the Christian
ohuroh Sunday. including Bible school
at 10. sermon and communion at IL.
In the evening an illustrated sermon
on tha Life of the Master. Good mu-
sic and special ILLUSTRATED solo.
Butter wrappers were printed at
the Press office this week for Mrs. Al.
II. Mclntyre, Mrs. Lee johnson, Mrs.
Leon Kidder, Mrs. David Taylor,
Mrs. Maggie La Brasche, Mrs. George
Gerking and Mrs. Sheldon Taylor.
Mrs. Theo Danner OF Milton. and
daughte Mrs. W. 81. Hawley of Mon
tana. were guests Sunday at the home
of Mrs. w. K. Wall. Mrs. Hawley
will 20 to Portland this week, where
she will visit her brother and sister.
Gaorge N. Taylor. a travelling sales
man. spoke In the Christian church
Sunday morning to union oongregsk
ton. in the interests Of the prohibit
tionists. he went from here to Wes-
ton, where he addressed an evening
apdisnoe.
< The O-W. has installed a drinking
fouafain in the waiting room at the
depot. The fountain is attractive 10
appearance, being constructed Of
niokle and porcelain. The company
has placed fountains in all depots
along the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Huffman of
Union, were in Athena between trains
Tuesday. Mr.. Huffman has farm
in Union county which be is desirous
of exchanging for Umatilla county
property, and left here Tuesday even
ing for Hermiston.
The annual exhibition of the Uma-
tilla County Poultry Association was
held at Milton this week. Judge
Miller Purvis found a large number Of
excellent birds to ecore. and the at
tendance was all that could have Eeen
reasonably expected.
Mrs. 8. q. Stanton returned home
Wednesday evening from Lewiston,
Idaho, where she spent several weeks
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Rainville. Mrs. Stanton had
a most pleasant visit, but 10 pleased
to ba at home again.
There not being sufficient numter
of members attending last Saturday to
hold meeting Of the Oaledonian So
ciety, meeting il called for tomor.
row. Saturday January "a, at the OF;
foe of B. B. Richards, at one O'Clock.
W. s. Ferguson. Secretary.
Dell Stanton. who has again teer
suffering terribly from gall stones
was taken to Walla Walla, today
where probably another operation viii
be resorts to in an attempt to affoit
relief to the young man. He was ac
companied by his brother John.
Indian lands are to be thrown opeI
to the public on February IL. If yo'
wish good claim at very low gov
ernment appraisement, write to Joh'
Keefe, Hillsboro, Oregon. who ha
had three years experience a. govern
ment surveyor and timEerman.
Frank Lockwood Of Walla Wall
has placed his 480-aoEe farm located
miles from Helix and half mile fror
Hillsdale station In the hands Of Mrs.
Lille Miller for sale. Terms will b
given on a portion Of the purhcas
price at Z per cent interest. ADV.
Mrs. 4. e. Gornall. wife Of th
new pastor Of the Methodist Episcops
church this week underwent sui
/ gical operation in hospital at Spt
kane. Mrs. Gornall is getting alon
as well az could be expected unde
tha circumstances, so il, is reported.
AZ The First National Back has II
4d4Etribution a number OF manua
relating to the provisions Of the NJ
income tar Law. The little pamr I
are replete with necessary ins
tion, so If you desire to be eniightene
on the subject, call fof one at I'll
bank.
Friday and Saturday program
the Dreamland: 1.-"Disciplinir
Daisie. vitagraph. 2 and 3d. "Tl
Deerslayer. vitagraph. Snnda.
t.-"Her Guardian" Selig. g..
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