The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-08-06

| mEt. u, w. pUlltu leIt MODuhY mora
ing for a visit with friends and reIa-
tives at Cor wallis and Centralia. Wn.,
prior to her departure for San Fran
CISCO, going from there to ner new
home near Grady, New Mexico. She
will te Joined at Corvallis today by
her daughter, Miss 1Ieta ELLINGTON,
who left Athena yesterday.
East Oregonian: County Judge @.
81. Marsh states that the sign boards
ofdered several weeks ago by the coun.
ty court will te here within two
weeks. The delay has been in the
factory be states. Sign boards for all
of tho CROSS roads and main trunk
roads in the county were ordered by
the court.
A news item from Hot Lake says;
Mrs. VIM. r. Scott of Athena paid a
few days visit to the Hot Lake Sana :
tarium to meet her uncle, MI. J. D..
Matheson. Supt. of the O.-W. R. q N.
who is taking course Of the baths.
Mrs. SCOTT is the possessor of mag
nifioent soprano voice and delighted
, the guests with many beautiful solos
while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Akers we're 10
the city Sunday, having brought home
little wayne Swaggart, with whom
they nave peen staYlng In rortiapd
during me treatment Tor a serious IL
ness. Ine little boy IS oomplateiY re
storeo 20 nealtn, ana the pal ents' Mr'
ana MRS. a. L. swagsart. are pIalsinR
tne metnods OF rfol. Dlamonu' tne
fortiano psycnologist' 10 wnom oreoit
says Dean COLLINS In tne Monday
oiawnsn: irwin BROOKS, wnom we
used 10 know 10 college, was In our
MIDST the otner day ana SAID ne was
nelping Iun pank 10 eastern oregon.
wa told MIN that II we ever mored
out that way we would deal wltn mis-
panK exclusively. out the news oion .
appear TO cheer him up greatly, and
on second thought we Couldn't see any
reason why 1t should either.
MI. w
Ion waterworks was completed 10 less
than contract time, says the Leader.
Ihe pipe Iuns for nearly half mile
along the Ted of Pine creek connecting
the new reservoir lake with the estab-
lished system, and has been inspected
and found to be without leak. The
| contractors are said to have made fair
wages at $421, though the highest OF
six bidders put 10 proposal of $4,000
for the same job.
Ai'uur iathel anu oualios Iunn.
nHives'ots ou .ue Maiion nalsel oraw
oooaMn , m insoaseu - az o..on .1 -.
result that Parker received BADLY
slashed arm from kuife thrusts by
Dunn, From all accounts. and ao-
oordiug to Parker's statement, be
was the agRressor After the Hght
Parker rode into town and DR., Shtrr
dressed the wounds. which required
several stitches. The iniured man il
pepbew of A. i. Parker.
/
Louis A. Reckon, special agent To-
the Aetna Llarllity ana Aooioent IN
surance company, OF wnion .. D
hicnaros IS tne looai represen'atlv
came 70 the city ana aolusteo tn
cialms OF Cnaries LoVeiace anu youn
Hawortn lot damages tniough aocl
oents received wnlie 10 the employ Q
clarence oonnof ano LuKe head' q
speotlVely. MI. heoRon sestieo WIZ
Loveiaoe lot StfS'4o ana f'aWorsn ~
$6S. Lovelaoe nao MS aoiiar pon
fractured py oeing tnro"o iIom
wafer tank. anu nawottn su5'hiuou
:,
weston LEADER WESTON peopie wn M
say good oye with muon iegret 10 on
mart O. abrams VINO CLOSE .ps,, pno
to-atuolo mere tomolIcw ana VII mhs' s''
Itneir hext stano at Atnena. ness w
agreeaeieRentiemen ana expert ppo
toglapners' WHOSE worR ne.s nas peel
Oh ,ne niRnest oiuer oi mern. nquip
peo Win iho vefy pesl anu iateS.
pnotoRrapnio appiiances, anu io'tiuet
VIII tue kno Fleoge 'nst comes iron
many years ol SUCCESSFUL eAperienoe
tney nave oeen aoie 10 tuIn OUT 10
'ne oenent OF tneir weston pa.rons
grace Oh woik tnat is not excslieo Il
tne iaiges' oen'eis VI popuia',on np
preoiaIion Oh 'neir Woitn anu apiiiI'
mas oeen attesteo py suoh senelou'
pattonage tnas tney haVe oeen Aep
nusy up 70 tue nour OIL 1neif oepar' ute'
Snouid thay eVei oome again. .ue'
VIII GO assufed Oh nnulng many iiienu'
and wei Wisners 10 the "eS'on JUL
munity.bss
| WalIa WaIla Frontier Days viii