The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23


TbarI's autos will carry passengers
10 Weston ball game Sunday. 50r
round trip. ADV.
Land for Sale--Tbe Vic Harris place
of 800 acres. 145 in wheat, Balance
summer fallow. Mrs. Lille Miller.
ADV.
| MIR. and Mrs. s. A. Barnes and Har
ry Turner motored over from Weston
Wednesday afternoon. 10 MIR. Turner 4
tig car.
Mrs. Miller has new stock of Pan.
anna hats. which she will be pleased
to show the ladies of Athena and VIC
unity. -Ady.
| Carl Long Of the Stona Garage,
pendleton. was in the city Saturday
and delivered Studebaker car to Eu-
gene sohrimpf.
No Fishing Allowed-Notice is here
bv given that no fishing will be here
after allowed on my premises. Henry
Kqepke. ADV.
/ lXJohn Wall and Vernie Grant have
Topened restaurant at Helix. The
toys are doiag well in the new busi
ness venture.
Eggs for Setiins-The M. J. Myies
.straiu of Barred Rocks at reasonable
prices; also Indian Runner duck eggs
j. M. Swaggarr.-Adv.
| Vsnard Bell was stricken with ap-
pendioitis yesterday and taken from
his home east of Weston, to Walla
Walla. for treatment.
zerba Brothers have sold Furds this
week TO Alex johnson, Ralph Nc
Even and Chas Downing. and a Stu
debaker to Eugene Sohrimpf.
Sirayed-Bay mare. 5 years old, wire
cut on right knee, white right hind
foot. weight about 900. Notify R.
Rowell, Touchet, Wasb.-Adv.
Saturday Judge Phelps granted a
divorce to Pearl bLynd from Pearl
Lynd. The parties to the action were
formerly residents Of this city.
EHorse Pasture. have good pasture
| for horses on Wild Horse Mountain,
at $l.50 per head per month. Geo.
Weber, R. F. D. No. 2, Weston. --Ad.
Mrs. L. E. Goff arrived from her
home at Newburg. Wednesday and is
guest at the home of her daug hter,
Mrs. R. B. MoEwen northwestj of
town.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give Eanef1t ball at the pavilion
tomorrow evening. Many tickets have
teen sold. and large attendance is
| expected
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sohmitt drove
down from Waitsburg Wednesday af-
ternoon and spent the night with Ath-
ena friends, returning home yesterday
afternoon.
The Sunshine Club met yester day
afternoon at the home of Mrs. David
Stone, and the next session will be
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Claude Reeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Hawks of Pres
oott, WASH. spent Sunday ut the home
Of his nephew, B. N. Hawks, in this
city. R. o. Hawks also spent the
day with his son.
| { For Sale have for sale. bound
wheat hay; two miles east and one
half mile south of Adams station, in
Spring hollow. @. Fl. Allen, Adams,
Or, Route ADV.
|~NMis. Hugh MoIntyre left Monday
mofning for Oakland, California. for
a months visit with relatives. and
during her stay will also visit the Ex-
position at San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. O'Harra. their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Newt O'Harra,
and Mrs. Albert O'Harra. all residing
on Pea Ridge, were visiting and shop
ping in the city Saturday.
Strayed or Stolen--A gray saddle
horse about years old. dark name
and tell. brand HI conn enied on right
shoulder. Information desired by
Charles Grant. Athena, owner. ADV.
Mrs. Harry Mcbride, Mrs. David
Stone, Mrs. L. R. Pinkerton, Mrs.
John Bell, Mis-. Dean Gerking aud
Mrs. Chris Thoeny had butter wrap
pers printed at the Press office this
week.
Baruum tina hypnotist, was in Ath-
ena on a return engagement Wednes.
day night. His show had gro wn per.
eeptibly since be was here week before
last. He is now carrying IA people,
band and orchestra.
N. Mcdonald and E. N Hull, oivil
engineers 10 the employ of the North
ern Pacific company. visited friends
10 this city over the week end from
Spokane. Mr.. Mcdonald Is a trot her
Of Mrs. B. N. Hawks.
and Vincent, of the Athena
Tennis Club played Rinehart and
Dickson of the Pendleton club Wed
nesday and deeated them at dou bIes
ga, 8 ] and ga. The Pendleton play
ers won the first set, 6 4.
The Preston. Shaffer Milling COM
pany will soon begin grinding out q
10000 barrel order of -four for the
National Biscuit company. This ,is
the first big order the mill company
has received for some time.
! The frost of Tuesday aud Wednesday
lights caused considerable damage to
fruit. gaidens aud alfalfa crops in the
west end OF the county. Ia this local.
ity the visitation was in spots and no
great amount of damage is yet ap-
parent.
Mrs. q. A. Barreit and Miss Jessica