The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-10-29

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ADV.
Mrs. N. J. Garfield, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. R.
Scott for the past fortnight, returnad
to her home in Walla Walla yester.
day.
Arnold Wood informs us that the
Press was in error last week in an
nouDoing that he had purchased car.
and that be only had the machine on
trial.
Remember that at all times you can
get fresh Walla Walla bread, pies.
cakes and douRhnuts, at the Queen
Chop House, north side Main street.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Campbell were
up from their home near Pendleton,
visiting friends 10 this vicinity Fri
day. They rode up in their new
Buick car.
Mrs. Bowles and Miss Laura Bowles
Of WalIs Walla, visited at the Le-
Grow home for couple of days, be-
ing accompanied home today by Mr..
and Mrs. LeGrow.
Miss Ruth Bodine. a graduate nurse
from Albany, Ore. visited Sunday be-
tween trains at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. W. Gross. Miss Bodine Is
niece Of Mrs. Gross.
Mrs. J. v. Mitchell and little son
game over from their farm near the
State Line, and spent Sunday with her
husband, who is employed as oper-
ater at the O.-W. depot.
j. D. Matheson, of Portland, Assis-
tant Superintendent on the O.-W.
r. & N. spent the week end at the
home of his mother. law, Mrs. Jack
son Nelson in this city.
V Mr.. and Mrs. Byron N. Hawks ar
rived in the city this morning from
Portland, and will remain for some
time, Mr.. Hawks having some bust
ness matters to attend to.
The Athena library will not be open
Saturday evening after five O'Clock, on
account of the Library Ball being
held that evening. The library will
be open in the afternoon as usual.
The Golden Rule Store sells ladies
Fur sets at 80. 80 TO $l2.50; ladies'
Nuts in newest shapes at $4.98 to
80. 90; ladies' silk Sweaters in water
melon pink. emerald green and orange
for IS. 80. Why pay $l0.00G-Adv.
Mr.. Sayres, who accepted position
as salesman at the Fix & Radtke store
has departed for Turner, WASH,
where be will engage in business for
himself. MIR. William Elan. OF Day
ton. WASH, has taken his place at the
local store.
E. A. Bennett has moved his paint
store to the building opposite the
Tum-a-lum Lumber oompany's office
on lower Main street. Charles Kirk,
the implement and hardware dealer,
required the room formerly occupied
by Mr.. Bennett.
November will be Eastern
Oregon Day" at the Land and Pro-
ducts Show in Portland. Umatilla
county has an exhibit in place at the
show, one of the duplicates Of the ex-
hibit sent to the Panama Pacific faii
having been sent down.
W. ]. Gholson had birthday an
niversary yesterday and in honor oi
the occasion, a sumptuous dinner was
served at the Otha Resder home, west
of the city. II was an annivelsary
all right, but William was shy Of tell.
ing just the precise number Of th'
mile stone.
Services at the Methodist Episcopa
church: Preaching next Sabbatl
morning aud evening. Morning sub
| ject: "The Greatest Thing in th
World;" subject at night: 9Th
bleness of the Divine Require
ments." Sabbath School at 10 a. m
All are invited.
When Frank Grasty, who was OF
the Montana hunt with Fay LeGrow
| Sam Pam brun and Homer Watts, re
turned to his home, he found that hi
house, with all contents had burnet
during bis absence on the trip. Frank !
friends hereabouts will feel sorry Il
hear Of lis loss.
The Sunshine Club was pleasant!
entertained at the home of Mrs. Geo
Wood ward on Thursday afternoon
Oct. 81. There were twelve member
present, and visitors we're: Mrs. Wal
Ian of Adams; Mrs Elliot Of Wall
WaIia and Mrs. A. B. Stone OF Ath
ena. Refreshments were served at
4 o'clock.
A "witoh window" at Ware
Pharmacy. the work Of W, L. Weir
ia typical Of the Halloween sea son
A witch is seen stirring her cauldron
and one can well imagine the iucant
alton Of double, double, toll an
trouble" as she '.stirs her monstrou
mixture well.
Next Friday evening, November
the California Jubilee Quartet. wh
have appeared SO successfully in Ath
ena before, will give one of their poi
ular entertainments in the Schot
House Auditorium. These ooloIe
gentlemen are artists in their lint
aud we bespeak for them full hous'
w The bell formerly used at the ol
KschooI building. has been temporaril
tarned over for use ty the fire depar
ment, for alaium purposes iu case {
fire. 1t will probably be located
the vicinity of the Preston Shaft