The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-10-16

George 8. Horsman, retired stock
man Of the Gurdane section. was in
the city today.
Miss Bergeyin, who recently under
went an operation in Walla Walla
hospital for appendicitis, has returned
to her home south Of Athena.
Mra. Martha Gosey. pioueer lady
Of Portland, and mother Of Mrs. b.
M. Wood OF Athena, will celebrate
her 96th birthday next Monday.
Lilly Encanlpnent No. ~ will con-
fer the Golden Rule degree on Monday
evening. October 20, and,rit is desired
that all members be present for the
occasion.
The republican candidates have in
auguTated their campaign tour of the
county. The schedule announces their
appearance in Athena Monday, Oct
ober 20. at one o'clock. p. m.
r. o. Hawks, dsmooratio candidate
for county treasurer. was IN the city
today, and attended the Chant berlain
meeting. Mr.. Hawks ia we'll known
in Athena, where at one time be was
p1ncipal of the public schools.
X Marshal Ramsay recovered the stolen
fcar Of the Pacific Light & Power com-
pany. and returned it to Pendleton.
The car was found by the roadside
near Walla Walla where it had been
left by the parties who took 1t one
night last week.
William Winship is in receipt Of
copy Of the Weekly Freeman, pub
lished at Dublin, Ireland. The paper
was issued on September az, and its
columns TEEN with laudation for the
Iiish home rule success and loyalty to
the British Empire in its war with
Germany.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tompkins
have been confined to their teds this
week by severe illness. Mrs Tomp-
kins is still threatened with pneu
monia, and Mr.. Tompkins has rheu-
matism and cold. They will 60 over
to Hot Lake Springs as soon as atle,
for rest and recuperation.
Orel McPherrin has purchased one
Of the Hiteman cottages in the west
part Of town, and his mother, Mrs. E.
McPherrin. will Immediately occupy
the same. The family Of Mr.. Phil
lips, who have been renting the prop
erty. will move into the cottage va
Gated ty Mrs. MoPnerrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Kilgore Of Cor
nelius visitsd at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kilgore. the fore part
Of the week. Jess is as rotund and
robust as ever--his reward in surcease
from toll and being recently chosen
mayor Of his home town, the same vii.
laRe that claims Charles Norris as
resident.
| Mr.. Royal Sawtelle. the we'll known
Pendleton jeweler, who was formerly
engaged in business in Athena, was
united in marriage to Miss Fay L.
Hewett. OF Portland, Wednesday. The
bride is cousin Of Mrs. John Stanton
and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland Of Ath-
qua MI, s1u 1n''' oa"'0'A' va"
1,ue as onoie'on'
1k.John r. Barnes and Miss Ina Blom'
Ygren were married yesterday, at thu
home of the BRIDE near Weston. Th'
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Services at the Church Of Christ
| Sunday October is. are as follows
Mo a. m.. Bible school; ii a. M,
preaching, subject: "The Lion Of tht
IrlDe OF Judan l:ao, oommunlon
evening, onristian Enueavor a6 o.oo
preaoning az l;oo, suolec.' In
Publicity OF Cnristianity j. d
Harmon. Minister
l Rata E. Wom mboupb. whose an
uounoemept of candidacy FIR the OF
fice oounty coroner on the Ipdepen
dent fiekot apuears elsewhere in th
Press. is the first woman to run TO
office in this county, since Miss Har
riett Woodruff was successiui osndi
Date Tor inc oinoe OF county scnoo