The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-09


them sprayed at reasonab ble charge.
Walter freeman, Miss Grace Baker
ana Miss Grace Hatton Of Pendletor.
visited in Athena Sunday.
Mrs. Emery Achilles and little
daughter were in town Wednesday.
from the ranch 10 vansycle.
/Mrs. Harry Saulsterry of Pendleton
1s visiting at the home of her mother,
1 Mrs. Anna McIntyre iu this city.
| Mrs. and Mrs. Willard Bradley Of
Pendleton. spent the week end at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bern Banistar.
Z Land for Sals--The Vic Harris place
Of $40 acres. 145 in wheat. talance
summer fallow. Mrs. Lille Miller.
ADV.
w City Recorder Richards has install
ked loose leaf system for keeping
record Of the proceedings of the city
council.
D. 81. Mansfield and F. J. Beaie
have been 10 Spokane this week pIr-
chasing horses for the war lords across
the water.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcbride
were in Wednesday AFTERNOON from
the farm, attending the Chandler
Dickenson wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Whiteman mot
ored down from Lacrosse WASH, yes
terday. They enjoyed the trip and
made it in good time.
MIR. and Mrs. L. D. CLARK, Of Helix.
we're 10 the city Wednesday, guests at
the wedding of Miss Ruth Dickenson,
a sister of Mrs. CLARK.
Archie Mcintyre is putting in GAO
rods Of hog wire in his fencing at the
ranch. The Kirk Implement house
filled the order. ADV.
Eggs for Setting-The NJ. J. Myres
strain of Barred Rocks at reasonable
prices; also Indian Runner duck eggs.
]. M. Swaggart.
Clarence Wright has Fled on
homestead in Wallowa county and
will leave Athena as soon as the road
is open over the mountains.
Miss Alice Gaines arrived In the
city Wednesday morning from Med
ford, and is visiting at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. II. I. Watts.
Aohl See dass Operetta, "The
Windmills of Holland,'' tomorrow
night, at the opera house. Admission
rs cents, reserved seats, 35c.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Keen and
| daughte and Mrs. J. D. Plamondon
went to Walla Walla last evening TO
hear the famous Helen Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Taylor drove
to Pendleton Tuesday. MIR. Taylor
served on the federal grand jury in
session at Pendleton this week.
A fine assortment of new sailor hats
have been received at Mrs. Millsr'sl
millinery store; also some beautifur'
things In artificial fiowers.-Adv.
/Oths and Claude Reeder, prominent
Warmers of the Helix district, made a
business trip to La Gross, WASH, this
week. Otha went on to Tacoma.
zerba Brothers have sold Dodge
cars this week to Dean Willaty, Jack
Read and F. W. Long, and Stude-
baker roadster to Mrs. d. |. Watts.
I am agent for the Grow Car. Price
$500, completely equipped with cleo
trio starter and lights and guaranteed
for two years. A. Phillips, Weston.
Horse Pasture. III have good pasture
for horses ON Wild Horse Mountain,
at 81. SO per head per month. Geo.
Weber, r. F. D. No. 2, Westou.-Ad..
A party consisting Of Miss Dora
MyIiok. Miss Cole, Frank Griffin and
W. D. Cham berlain motored up from
Pendleton Sunday and visited friends
here.
W The Foss- Winship Hardware COM
Hpany this week received bill OF
lading for their first consignment of
freight to be received via Panama
canal route.
| Among the sheep shearers who left
this week for various points to harvest
the wool crop, are VIM. aud James
Wood, John Stanton, Millard Kelly
and Fred Flint.
| D. B. Jarman, who has been man
aging a store in Freewater has gone
to Dallas. Dragon, to manage a store
there. Mrs. Jarman and children
will join him soon.
E. A. Bennett, the painter. will
move his paint store into the rear Of
the store room he is at present occu.
pying. CHARLES Kirk will occupy the
front part of thu room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dickenson left
yesterday morning for Tekoa. WASH,
where they will be present at the an
nual conference of the Free Methodist
church. They went by auto.
For SaIe--A span Of fine tlack
brood mares one with fosl, will be
sold cheap il taken 10 the next 30
days. W.T.. of teain 5000. Archie
MoIntrye. phone. 25F5.--Adv.
The brick work has been completed
on the new school building. The walls
will be flushed when they are topped
with eight feet Of concrete, the forms
for which are now being placed.
The library board announce that a
number Of new books will arrive soon
to he placed on the rental table and
those already there will be transferred
to the shelves for common distritu-