The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-12-03

Henry Keen this week soli the Post
property on the corner of jefferson and
| Srd streets to W. r. Taylor,
Mr.. Elan, of tha Fix g. Radtke
grocery department, has splendid
window display this week. He Is
some window decorator and his work
serves to display stock with effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Mckay came
over from hot Lake, but returned
there the first Of the week tor another
two weeks stay, as Mr.. Mckay feels
that the treatment is benedtting him.
The death OF Maggie s. Peters,
daughter Of prominent farmer who
/ lives near the German Hall. died re.
GENTLY while on a tour with her pa
rents and brother through California.
The body was brought 10 Pendleton
for interment.
The MoBIide and Weeks Ford taxis
CT Weston, came head on in the fog
on the hill east of town. Wednesday
evening. 1t lis said the driver Of the
Mcbride car turned to the left instead
of keeping to the right side Of the road.
Both cars were badly smashed in front.
No one was injured in the accident.
Pendleton Tribune: Judge and Mrs.
]. W. Maloney left Monday for Cali
fornia where they will visit the Pan
anna Pacific expeditions at San Fran
CISCO and San Diego. They will make
tour of Southern California before
returning 10 Pendleton. They will be
absent at least month.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. h. Sanders return
ed on this mornings train from Oali-
fornia. where they spent couple of
weeks at the Exposition. The Judge
is Of the opinion that this old world is
pretty large patch of ground after all
for be says that he did not meet soul
that be knew, from the time be left
Athena. until he returned.
Preaching at the Methodist Episoo-
pal oturoh next Satbath, both morn
ing and evening. Morning sui jeot:
"Why the Saints Will Take tha
World" subject at night: "Vigi-
lance Essential to Success in the Chris
tian Life" SABBATH school at 10 a.
m. All are invited.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the baptist church, met yesterday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Homer I.
Watts. Twelve ladies were present
and refreshments were served. The
sum Of $2I was collected for foreign
missions, and three large packages OF
Christmas presents we're dispatched to
the mission at Shanghai. China.
The High sohcol girls tasket ball
team defeated girls town team We'd
tuesday, night at the High school gym,
by the one-sidod SCORE of 38 to 8. Bes-
sic Parker was the bright particular
star of the town team, scoring the
two baskets from the Held and tossing
a foul. Tonight at Weston, dortle
header will be played between the boys
teams and the girls teams Of the Wes-
ton and Athena High schools.
Strayed or Stolen IL will pay 500
reward for the return Of, or informa-
ticn leading 10 the recovery of the two
following described horses which
have either strayed or been stolen from
my pasture: One iron.grey mare,
brand HK connected 10 circle. three
years old: One mouse colored mare,
brand HK connected 10 circia, two
years old. Henry Koepks, Athena.
Oregon. ADV.
A special feature at the Dreamland
Theatre for tonight nd tomorrcw night
will be a Kalem Hlm in two parts,
presenting Harry Millarde. Alice Hol-
lister and Harry Hallan in "Ihe Soor-
pion's Sting" 3.-"rhey Looked
Alike" Lubin. For Sunday night, the
special feature, Vitagraph film in
two parts, "a Daughter OF Israel"
~ w. a. Tremayrs. S.-"The
Champion Process Service" Edison.
Last Friday evening, Mrs. Marion
Hansell gave shower at her home
in honor of MIR. and Mrs. Eugene
Shrimpf, who were recently married.
Refreshments we're served by the host
ess. assisted by Miss Greta Mcintyre.
The following we're present: Minnie
JohDson. Anna johnson, Lola Key,
Gail johnson, Red Phillips. Ethel Nc
IntyTe, Greta MsIntyIe, Maud Mans,
field. Arthur Chapman. and Ralph
Cannon.
A law suit, in Fw hioh $50 damages
and the liberation of hog. which
had been running at large was involv-
ed, was heard in Judge Richards
court Friday afternoon. The parties
to the suit. U. 81. Ferguson and W. H.
Street. we're repr resented BY At
torneys Percy of Pendleton. and HON.
err I. Watts Of this city. Street sued
for recovery of the hog, which Fergu-
son penned up while running at large,
and set up a claim for damages in the
amount 9mentioned. The justice re-
served his decision, taking the matter
under adVisement.
Tomorrow the annual bazaar and
dinner Of the Christian ladies' Aid So
oiety will be held in the dining room
of the church, and all is in readiness
for the event. The sale Of handwork
in quilts. comforts, crochet, all kinds
of nesdlework and fancy articles for
Christmas, will begin in the morning,
A splendid New England dinner will
be served from IL till and again be-
ginning at 5, will be SCI we'd until Z. at
price of 35 cents. Among the ingre