The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-05-28

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accident. is recovering.
Mrs. A. R. Little, Of Port Huron,
Mich.. arrived In the city this morn
ing and is visiting at the home of her
brother, F. B. Boyd. Mrs. Little has
Eeen attending the San Francisco fair,
and visiting relatives there.
Misses Carrie and Katherine Sharp
arrived home Sunday evening from
Roslyn and Dayton. Wash. respect
lively. where they finished the years
school work. Both haps been retain
ed in their positions for next year.
Miss Laura Smith leaves the last of
this week for Bingham Springs where
she will spend part Of her vacation.
She will visit at Goldendale. WASH,
and then join her mother in Portland,
tefore returning to her work here.
DR.. W. R. Scott was called to Mil
/, ton Tuesday, owing to illness Of his
brother law Otis Ingle. He found
Mr.. Ingle to bs afflicted with appen-
| dioitis. An operation was successfully
performed Wednesday at Walla Walla.
Mrs. M. L. Watts and daughter
Vernita. will leave tomorrow evening
for Vancouver, Wash. where they
will take a boat for San Francisco
and expect to away three months. Mr..
Watts will accompany them to Van
oouyer.
The June meeting of the @. W. B. M.
will be held next Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Charles Gerking west Of
town, unless prevented by rain; in
which case it will be held in the
Christian church parlor. Mrs. Ger
king will he leader Of the services.
Dreamland program tonight and to-
morrow night: and 2.--"The Ad-
ventures Of Kathlyn, No. 8" Selig. 8.
-"Dawn," Selig. Sunday: l.
"Out in Happy Hollow" vitagrsph.
2.-.For Two Pins" Lubin. g.
"Sophie Starts Something" Essanay.
Ohmart g. Abrams. the photograph
ers Of Weston, have made arrange
ments to be in Athena on Picnic days,
June 4th and 5th. They make any
style photos from the pustal cards up
to family groups. All work guaran.
teed. Location announced next week.
| ADV.
The authorities Of Willamette Uni
versity. recognizing the splendid record
made by Louis Stewart while in the
Athena High School. have offered him
scholarship in that institution. Or
dinarily these scholarships are award
ed only to the largest high schools.
They have made an exception in this
case.
Mrs. Louise Glass and daughter,
Mrs. Hazel Woods and three children
arrived Sunday evening from Bnhl,
Idaho. where they have spent the past
year at the home of 0. q. Chamber
lain, and were guests at the Wilkin
son home. They left yesterday fol
their bone at Lyle, Wash Mrs
| Glass is sister of Mrs. Wilkinson.
| Miss Flora Booth is visiting her sis
ters, Mrs. Hutt and Mrs. Elmer John
con In their homes here. and will TAX
much needed rest from her vocation
of nurse. She has been praoticing j
Spokane and Lewiston. Her two sis
terg who have been attending the Nor
NAL school at Lewiston will also spen
their VACATION here.
Game Warden Vincent and Attol
ney Watts aufoed to the government
dam Sunday and brought home tbre
chinook salmon. which were gener
ously distributed among their friends
Deputy VinHeDt distinguished himsel
by arresting man named Watts ant
one named Kirkpatrick for catching
salmon contiguous to territory forbid
den by law.
Yesterday morning at the home o.
Mrs. Casper Woodward, Mrs. Wood
ward and Mrs. Olaud Wallan enter
tanned at an elaborate breakfast. wher
covers were laid for seventeen gu ssts
Among the most prominent were Mr.
and Mrs. Theo Rinehart of Pendletun
DR.. and Mrs. Wood. Pendleton, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Noble Of Walls
Walla. The same party motored Sun
day to Bingham springs where pleas
ant day was spent.
/ Miss Cecile Boyd arrives home thit
evening having closed her work in ths
Pendleton schools Wednesday after
, noon with May fete on the Roundup
grounds. Her services have been re
tained for next year. and she will
! leave Sunday evening for New York
where she will take special work IL
recreation and folk dancing in Chalif'
school until July l., when she will en-
ter Columbia College for the summe
term. She will be accompanied b
) Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Ohloupek of Pen
dleton.
Athena Jared we'll at the Hors
Show at Milton yesterday. In the ten
mis- tournament, Brooks defeated Tone
of Walia Walla In the singles, an
. Plamondon and Harmon defeate
Thompson and Toner of Walla Wall
in doubles. SwaeRart's Black Dia
9 mond won first in the ladies saddl
class; Mrs. J. D. Plamondon driyin
w. r. Taylor's team, won first In th
J ladies' driyingI class. while Levois
MoEwsn won second in the gentle
men q saddlers.
Bert Cartauo has leased plot Q
ground on the Russell place belo'
. town and will engage 10 the hog bus
/ iness. He ia now feeding a bunch o
! poIkers. Foss tells 10 that Swiggar
i ia sore over prospective competition
and ia circulating the report that BeE