The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-08-20
Mrs. Anna MoIutyre and daughters,

this week upon her son, Archie. at
the Pendleton hospital.
A harvest ball will be given at the
Athena opera house tomorrow even
ing. MilleI's orchestra will furnish
music for the occasion, and an enjoy
able time is anticipated.
Mrs. Ella Law of Texas. visited for
several days at the home of her bro
ther, John Burke. Brother and sister
had not met for 25 years. and the re-
union was happy one.
+ Victor Burke had the misfortune to
Receive puncture Monday; not tire
puncture but foot punoture, caused
by stepping on a nail. His foot is
pretty sore. reports DR.. Sharp.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Oaspar Wood$
ward, August Is, 1915, a daughter.
Dr. Sharp, the attending physician
reports that the welcome little visitor
has been obristeped Mary Jane.
Charles English, 2s-ysar-old son Of
Ken English Of Auburn. Wash,. died
recently after a lingering illness with
consumption. His mother now de-
ceased, was a sister Of Amiel Schubert
of this vicinity.
n Mrs. A. r. Little. who visited here
in June, writes that she has just ar
rived at her home in Port Huron,
Michigan, after pleasant visit at
Denver, Col, Marshalltown. Iowa,
and in Chicago.
Uncle John Calender returned Sat
urday evening from his visit to San
Francisco and the fair. He was ac-
oompanied to San Francisco hy bis
daug htsrs Iva and Ruby. They had
an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Forrest went
over to Walla Walla Sunday morning
for the purpose of consulting physi-
clan in regard to tine health of Mr..
Forrest who has recently been threat
enel with heart trouble.
| Mrs. Genevieve Harris came up
from Pendleton Sunday and spent the
day with her sister. Mrs. Minnie De-
Peatt. She was accompanied by Miss
es Florence and Elsie Morton and Jen-
ME Thacker, of PendletOn.
| Seventy persons partook of splen-
did dinner at the Thorn Hollow bath
ing pool, Sunday last. This cool and
refreshing resort is popular and offers
place of am usement. for the entire
countryside on Sunday afternoons.
i Mis-. Ortis Harris and Mrs. Lloyd
Smith, 10th Of whom nave been visit
ing heir mother. Mrs. Minnie DePeatt
in this city, left Tuesday morning for
their respective homes. Mrs, Harris to
Spok ane, and Mrs. Smith 10 La Porte
|. City. Iowa.
While viewing aquatic sports in
natures natatorium at Thorn Hollow
Sunday afternoon, certain Athena
young man, dressed in bis best toys
. fell from the log on which he was sit
ting, taking an involuntary plunge
among the batherss '-Ss r.
j. Ii, Harmon, who is at La GraDd'
this week assisting in the Lowrey lee
lures, will be home for next Sunday
preaching in his own pulpit In tn
Christian church Sunday morning
and at the union service in the Meth
odist church in the evening.
Friends here have received card
from Mr.. and Mrs. Edward q. Koonti
who, having purchased car are tour
ing the Willamette valley. from tnai
Or esent home in Portland. They il
tend visiting via Mckenzie pass, Crt
ter Lake and Bend, in Central Oregon
Mrs. Henry Koepke, who with be
son Henry and daughter Dorothy
visiting ia California. last Frida
attended the big exhitit Of Ualiforni
products maintained in Los Angelo
by the Cham ber of Commerce. Mr.
and Mrs. Koepke formerly resided i
Los Angeles.
A. B. Steele has joined the looa
sheep raising association. along wit
] Criglar, Hansell and Barrett. iii
holdings comprise one gentlema
lambie that has cleaned the yard
vegetation and now turns its gastron
omio attention to the nail heads i
the side walks.
I Dreamland program for Friday an
Saturday nights: l and 2.--"As W
N Forgive Those" Lubin. Ssh
Z Wanted Gar; or, A Fool There Was,
n Lubin. Sunday: "The Upper Hand,
v vitagrapn. 2.--"Ehe Beloved Al
yenlureT," Lubin. s.--"The Hou
That Went Crazy" Selig.
El&Umatilla county harvastels are
demand in Alberta wheat fieids, whe
labor has grown scarce on account
/ European war enlistments. SIEVE
men boarded The train from here ye
terday morning. Wages range fro
S3 per day for driving binders, u
ward for other harvest Jobs.
L The First Annual School Fair vi
be held at Vincent, September
and IL, in conjunction with the Thi
Annual East End Fair. The Press
in receipt Of the prize list. throul
n courtesy of County SupeIintsnde
Young. More extended notice "
be taken of the fair in next weei
Press.
Doc Stamper, foreman Of the Bl
rett Pine Greek ranch. was thro'
from a weedsr last Wednesday. a
seriously injured. He was riding
''slioker," and the blade struck
rock or some underground obstrr
tion. Doc was tossed upward a
fell across the frame of the macbil
fracturing a couple of ribs and bru
ing him considerably.
According to report received
tha IocaI library toard this week fr