The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-26

bis home in Pendleton the past weBk
With the grip. reports the e. 0.
W. L. Weir went to Walla Walla
| Saturday, and returned home with a
new Ford roadster OF the 1916 model.
N. A. Miller returned Friday even
ing from Shepheld's Hot Springs at
Carson, WASH, completely cured of
eczema.
| Marion Jack and family we're in
the city Sunday from Pendleton, vis-
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
T. Smith.
B. B. Richards. accompanied by W.
R. Taylor. W. P. Littleiohn and A. J.
Parker autoed to Helix Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Lockwood, Mrs.
Wagner aud Mrs. William Bush mot
ored to Walla Walla Saturday aud
spent the day.
Mrs. Henry Keen and daug hter Zola.
visited friends in Echo Saturday. after
attending the debate in Hermiston
Friday evening.
Mrs. Will M. Peterson and children
came up from Pendleton Sunday and
spent the day at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Macarthur are
back from their winters tsojourn in
San Diego, and want their Press sent
to their home in Portland.
/ Hereafter the Athena. Pendleton
auto Stage will make one round trip
on Sunday leaving Athana for Pendle-
ton at IL o'clock, noon.-Adv.
All mem hers of Dolph Lodge No.
80, A. r. & A. M, are requested to
attend the regular meeting Of the
lodge on Saturday evening. April g..
| The A. A. Foss residence is being
adorned with a new porch of modern
design. Elmer johnson and W. j.
Gholson are doing the carpenter work.
W. s. Ferguson has been engaged
in fence building this week. Mr..
Ferguson has ideas of has own regard.
ing fences. and be is building good
one.
Mrs. A A. Foss has recently made
an addition of several new varieties Of
roses TO her garden. Mrs. Foss has
splendid success in the cultivation of
roses.
The latest cut 10 autobug fashion is
being driven by Dean Willaby. Mr..
Willaby possesses new design in
auto alteration and it is known in Paris
as the "Jinnybug."
~ furry of snow gave an aspect of
wintry weather yesterday morning.
Coming after several weeks of sun
shine and spring weather, it was not
icstle to say the least,
k&A numher of local lodge mem bsrs
n went to Pendleton Monday evening to
sss the story of Damon and Pythias In
moving pictures, and to hear lecture
on the history of the order.
Far sale-As span of ane tlaok
brood mares one with fosl. will be
sold cheap if taken in the next SO
days. W.T.. of teain 5000. Arohii
McIntrye, phone. 25F5:-Adv.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Brothsrtor
and SOUS, Clarence and OlYde, cams
down by automobile, from their hom,
in Waitsburg, Saturday and speu
the day with Athena friends.
East Oregonian: Mr.. aud Mrs. Gar
s. Wheeler, who have been visiting il
San Francisco. Los Angeles and othe
California points fol- the past tw
months arrived home Tuesday evening
So far as known, Mrs. w. A. Wat
son has the record for numter of trou
taken from Wild Horse creek, thi
season. The lady caught 15 trou
Tuesday. all being over ten inches i
length.
Dwelly Herrick, the pioneer plan
! dealer of Walla Walla, and wei
known in this vicinity, died at hi
home in that city SUNDAY, at the aR
of Sc years. He leaves his wife AM
two children.
Mrs. Gen Harris came up from Pen
dleton Wednesday evening, and is |
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs
Minnie DePeatt. Mrs. Harris is con
valescing after three months lines
with throat trouble.
At the Methodist church Sunda,
morning, continuation of the sub
! ject. "Profit and Loss" will be con
sidereG: in the evening the sermol
subject will be: "Self Examination
1 A. M. Lambert, Pastor.
The army worn has made its appear
anoe in destructive mum bers at BiroI
] creek. and also reports say at Hermis
\ ton aud La Grande. Investigation
j are being made by A. l.. Lovett 0
\ the Agricultural College.
4 DR.. J. d. Plamondon Tuesday flle
suit against Millie and Henry Levi
4 for $34l, alleged to be due for profes
sional services rendered from the latte
4 part Of 1918 to the first part Of 1916
, W. M. Paterson is bis attorney.
The auto stage leaves Athena twio
daily for Weston, at $40 a. m. an
4:l0 p. M; and leaves twice daily TO
Adams and Pendleton, at 9:25 a. m
and $500 p. m. Express packages car
ried. Headquarters at st. Nichol
Hotel. A. NJ. Boyden, proprietor. "A
The last will Of Thomas Spence
who died at Milton on March 10 wa
protated in Pendleton Tuesday. hi
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