The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-06-11

wednesday trading with local mer-
chants.
| Lost--A ladY's chain and pendant.
Finder will please leave at this office.
ADV.
Angus Mckay OF Walla Walla, is a
! guest this week at the Winship home
in this city.
| II you want to buy city property or
farm lands, enquire of Henry Keen.
ADV.
Weston friends have received news
| Of the death Of 0. q. Beeler. at Prime.
vile, recently.
Miss Edna Carris of WaIla walla
has been guest Of Misses Grace and
Ethel johnson.
d. 81. Mansfield, who has been buy
ing horses In the Palouse country, has
returned home.
George Winship. Mrs. VIM. Win
ship and daughters spent Wednesday
in Waila Walla.
George Winship is home from Eu-
gene for the vacation period, having
srTived Monday.
The Walla Walla Union reports the
arrival in that city Of J. B. Hunting
ton. OF Manila, T. i.
Charles Kirk this week cold to Gum
bach q Nelson of Hudson Bay, 40.
inch Smalley feed cutter.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stone came
up from Pendleton Saturday, and
mingled with the picnic crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hawks and Mr..
and Mre. A. A. Foss are spending a
couple Of days at Bingham Springs.
Mrs. Henry Wood and granddaugh-
ter, Milred Stanton. are visiting at the
home of Mrs. ALT. johnson at Walla
| Walla.
Miss Maudie Mansfield is spending
the week in Portland, the guest of
Mrs. Robt. Cronin and Mrs. Fred
Lisuallen.
| Emery Worthington is working in
the grocery department ut Fix & Rad
tke's, during the absence this week Of
Mr.. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregory and
Miss King and Miss Kennedy Of Walla
Walla, we're guests Of Miss Zslma De-
Peatt, Sunday
This is the week for Pioneer Picnic
and the, music is already 90. See
how Watts and Rogers will make you
the richer for coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Stone will re.
side in Athena. They will occupy the
residence Just vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Haworth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield went over
to Weston last evening to attend the
Pioneers picnio, Of which association
she is an honored member
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ely of Nampa,
Idaho. were In the city this week,
guests at the home Of Mr.. Ely's mo,
ther, Mrs. Henry PinkertoD.
| The weather has Teen right for ma
turing roses, and the result is tina
many beautiful blossoms may be seer
in Athena flower gardens.
Only three miles over the hill t.
where Watts and Rogers will offer tt
make you richer in going home thai
when you came. See Zig Ad.
Tharp g. Son will run auto stage
between Athena and W eston toda
and tomorrow, for the con nvenience o
those desiring to attend the picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Koepke enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan of thl
CITY, and Mr.. Gildersleeve of New
York. at their home south of town.
VIM. Winship returned home Sat
urday afternoon from business visi
to Spokane. he was within two tlook
of the scene Of the bank IobDery Il
the Falls city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tompk I'M
returned home from California Friday
evening. Mr.. Tompkins is somewhat
improved in health as compared with
his condition before leaving home
last fall.
Mis-. A. R. Little, of Port Huron,
Mich, who has Eeen visiting her bro
ther. F, B. Boyd, left Wednesday for
Milton where she will speud couple
of weeks with her sister. Mrs. R. D.
Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banistsr and
Miss Helen Russell left on yesterday
mornings train for Portland. where
they will remain for couple Of weeks
before proceeding to San Francisco to
visit the FAR.
Mrs. R. q. Sailing, who favored the
Picnic with a solo Saturday morning,
left this week for Portland where she
will receive instruction from Profes-
sor Ehrins OF New York City, vooHi
instructor of note.
The weather conditions we're perfect
for holding the Athena picnic, and
large crowds were in attendance both
days. The literary program at City
Park and the sports and games were
especially interesting.
A splendid specimen Of woodwork
may te seen at the office Of B. B.
Richards. The product is beautiful
tatle, made by SCOTT Fisher, the car
penter. Fir timber was used through
out and the effect is splendid.
Today and tomorrow the Pionsers
are holding their annua reunion at
Weston. II the weather man will only