The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-02-19

evening for two weeks visit at Salem
and other points In the Willamette
valley.
Mrs. Matte Mitchell after visit Of
several days with relatives in Athena.
left for her home in Sherman county,
Tuesday.
Roy Burke has accepted work with
the Ford garage at Walla Walla, and
orders the Press mailed to his address
( in that city.
| Walla Walla papers report the
death of Erza Marshall, an old timer
| of Weston, which occurred In Walla
Walla Tuesday.
| Piersol 6 Booher. the new tailoring
and pressing firm ara having their
building on lower Main street remod-
eled. painted and papered.
| Herman Sailing, formerly we'll
known citizen Of Weston, but now
residing on farm near Forest Grove,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Luna have 10.
GATED at Joseph. Wallowa county.
where Mr.. Luna will be employed in
general merchandise sture.
Osteopathy is making wonderful
progress. Call at DR.. McMath's office
at the Barrett building and be relieved
Of those aches and pains. ADV.
E. A. Dudley has purchased new
"Six" franklin automobile. Hs trad
ed bis old Rambler car in on the pur-
chase Of the new machine.
Wanted. Man and wife want work
on ranch for the summer. Experience
ed. References. Address, 219, Beaure-
gard St., Pendleton. Ore.
Mrs. M. L. Watts drove her car to
Walla Walla Tuesday. accompanied
ty Mrs. l.. s. Vincent. Mrs. Y. s. LIE
Grow and Mrs. Byron N. Hawks.
Miss vesta Cutsforth, teacher in the
Athena schools will leave today for
Lexington, on account Of the serious
illness Of her sister, at that place.
Butter wrappers we're printed at the
Press office this week for Mesdsmes
Will Potts, W. q. Estes. e. A. Dud-
ely, L. P. Defreeoe and MIR. J. F.
Zerba.
AT a special school meeting held
Monday afternoon, Ernest Zerba was
elected school clerk to serve the un-
expired term of Charles Belts. re-
signed.
A full line Of Spalding's Ease ball
goods for men and toys will be carried
hereafter at Walkers billiard hall.
The line includes, balls, bats, mitts,
etc. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brook and son of PEN
dleton and Miss Mabel Bryant, Of
White Salmon, Wash, visited Miss
Laura Smith Sunday at the Gholson
home.
Booher & Piersol have their spring
samples open Tor inspection. They
guarantee satisfaction both in at of
clothes and quality Of cloth. See
| them-Adv.
p. T. Harbour, the Weston brick
manufacturer, was in the city Satur-
day. He will Fill an order for 100, 600
brick for the new school house, now
| building in this oity.
The Mothers Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. VIM. Winship next Fri
day, February 26. The subject for
consideration will be: "Ghe Eject Of
Clothes on Character"
Edward Benn has returned to the
employ of the Mosgroye store as book
keeper, after years absence in Mon
tana. we're he was employed in the
railroad Offices at Butte.
Mrs. 7. J. Kirk and her grand
daughter. Ellen Ehrha are expecting
to leave soon or LaOross, Wash, where
she will again make her home with
her son, George Ehrhart.
The annual ball given by the local
lodge of Knights of Pythias was we'll
attended, and the occasion was enjoy
ed by all present. Weston and other
nearby towns were we'll represented.
The county road machinery has been
transferred to point near Blue Noun
tain station, where operations will be-
gin on the constructor of the maoad-
am road between Weston and Milton.
Mr.. Duncan has moved his family
to the Brotherton place vacated by the
Belts family. and MIR. Baer Of the
Mosgrove Mercantile store force. will
occupy the Henderson cottage vacated
by MIR. Duncan.
The Lamar school observed Lin
coins birthday anniversary with an
appropriate program. Washing toms
birthday will be honored tonight by
an exhibit and a grand chicken
dinner will be served.
John Stone, brother of DR.. Stone,
and we'll known In this vicinity, who
has been teaching school in Honolulu,
has engaged in the newspaper bust
ness, having Joined the editorial staff
Of the Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Sam Hutt took truck load Of
Knights Of Pytbias to Weston Wednea-
day night. where Stevens lodge royalty
entertained the visitors. Ranks were
conferred, addresses were made and
the evening ended with banquet.
Friday, February 26 a public sale of
horses. harness and farm implements
will be held by W. e. Woods at the
Price place, Blue Mountain station.
The sale will begin at 10 a. M. and
lunch will be served at noon. ADV.
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