The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-09-03

Judge Richards hned Emery W0r
thinRton md Milton fruit peddler
| s. each for breaking the automotile
speed limit. The peddler also was
assessed So for contempt of court.
The arrests we're made by special
officer Rawl Miller.
Mrs. John Rothrook, who with her
| dauR hters. ATeta, Resa and Ruth, and
her son Everett. has been sojourning
for several weeks at Lehman Springs,
returned this week to their home here.
Mrs. Rothrook is very encouraginGly
improved in health.
"Bill" Tuerok, U. of 0. student
/ who helped the Athena base ball team
on 10 victory, and has worked through
harv vest here, left Saturday for bis
home in Portland, and will visit the
Exposition at San Francisco before
the opening of the U.
| While milking his COW one evening
this wesk, Sam Spencer received a
sharp wound in the fleshy part Of his
hand when ths animal threw her
horn back unexpectedly. A deep
/ wound was inflicted, which necessi
tated medical attention.
kT Beginning Monday, the ouIfew bell
| will IiIg each evening. and the ordi-
nance will he enforced thereafter.
The hour for ringing the bell will be
determined at the Council meeting to
be held on that evening, SO we are in
formed by Marshal Boynton.
John Dawson is visiting his dauRh-
tera, Mrs. Fred Pinkerton and Mrs.
A. H. McIntyIe. Of this city. Mr..
Dawson has resigned his position as
guard at the State Reformatory at
| Monroe, Wash, and has been on re-
cent visit to the Panama Pacific Ex-
| position.
| A.. Williamson and 0. J. Albright
completed installation Of the furnace
and ventilating system in the new
school building Tuesday, after seven
weeks work, and left for Portland
Wednesday morning. They are en-
ployed by the Bayer Furnace Go. Of
Portland.
lXSparks from an N. P. engine set FIRE
t6\the grass on the right Of way Mon
day near the Roy Cannon field, and
the wind soon carried the flames into
the stubble. Fortunately, the sacked
grain was piled in esch end Of the
field, and the stubble, only, about 80
acres, was burned between the grain.
Dreamland program for Friday and
Saturday evenings: and 2.-"Grand
Opera in RubeviIle," Edison. a.
"Slippery Slim and the Green Eyed
Monster" Essanay. Sunday: L.
"An Affair Of Honor" Lubin. a.
IA Close Call" +" Vitaeraph. s.--"The
Love of Pierre Larosse," Vitagraph.
AJack Read has purchased Charles
Btytn's interest in the meat market,
taking possession yesterday. Here
after the firm name will be Read and
Meyer. Mr.. Read has been employed
in the market for several years, and
Athena people will be pleased to learn
: that he will move his family fro N
Q Weston, to reside here permanently.
VIM. Mckenzie, of Weston, Is il
!. the city today. Mr.. Mckenzie and
Q family have just returned fiom toul
through California and old Mexico
having covered 5000 miles in the tiip
!. Two oars we're utilized, and delight
!. fnl trip was unmarried by single &C
\. cident. The party visited the Fai
Il at San Francisco en- route.
Contractor W. M. zoph, wife an
two children returned yesterday moIr
70 ing from their home at Lebanon
= where they have spent several weeks
= Mr.. Zoph will erect modern bunga
: low for J. B. Anderson, on the lot
y be purchased on Third street, near th
Park. His brother and wife will ar
d rive soon from Lshanon.
D Chas. May was down yesterda
:, from his Weston mountain ranch
g He reports that much Of the grain j
q that vicinity has already been thresh
ed, though some Of the later sowl
Il yet remains TOO green for cutting
Mr.. MAY says that the maximum yiel
o of oats thresbed by his machine Wa
q go bushels, and of wheat 45 to th
Ia acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Long lei
:. Wednesd ~ morning via WaitshurR
: !. pomeroy and Lewiston, for Spokan
y y and Newport, Wash. for month";
- visit with relatives The trip is mad
!. in their Dodge car. and on the retnr
- they will. be accompanied by MI
Longs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
in Knowlton. who have spent the pas
il year in Spokane.
Is Paul McMath, who has been visi'
u ing bis parents here during the vHol
,g tion, will leave Tuesday for Los 81
eeIes, Calf. where he will resume b
a. studies in the Osteopatbic school II
of Physicians and Surgeons. The your
h man will graduate this year. He wi
IA be accompanied TO Los Angeles ~ b
Oh grandmother. Mrs. Halliday. who 7
sides in that city.
EgWalter Adams, Sam Pambrun al
vi Frank Berlin are farmers making b
90 plicatinn through DR.. Plamondon
er the State Game Farm for Distribute
ne of China pheasants. The doctor
ys forms the Press that he Is in q pot
ton to secure pheasants in limit
,e- numbers for those who will turn the
n | Iooca in tha ffeIds and nroteGt thel
at He will receive eighteen pairs 10
an ttew days.
be tkNDr. F. R. Dorm and BeIt Mule
HlokEoho, were 10 the city Sunda
cts Thebe gentlemen are members OF t
ia Echo council. and came TO Athe
Il expressly to view the new seho
~ huilding aity iaiI. street improveme