The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-10-15

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3re writing this week at the home OF
fMr. and Mrs. Otis Whiteman. near
LA Crosse, Wash.
Mrs. N. J. Garfield OF Walla Walla,
is guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Will
R. Scott. and her mother, Mrs. Jack
son Nelson in this city.
Lloyd Locke, an eleotrician OF Port
land who is employed in Pen dletoa,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar McCready in this city.
Zerba Bros. new welding machine
is doing good work, and they are pre-
pared to do welding of all kinds; the
more difficult kinds. especially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Loaft. who
have been visiting at the Geo. Thomp-
son home west Of town, left the first
of the week for Twin Falls, Idaho.
Mrs. Effie Hahn and daughter and
Mrs. Robert Wright and daug ID ter
Hazel of Walla Walla, were Sunday
guests at the D. H. Mansfield home.
v Cleve Myers has moved his shoe
Nshop 10 she little building two doors
east of the M. E. church, where he is
prepared to mend and repair shoes ou
short notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pinkerton, who
have Teen visiting in Portland, return
ed home last week. They reIort the
families of Walter Ely and Alfred
CASTILLO as prospeIing.
The ladies of the Baptist church
realized the substantial sum Of $29. SO
from their pastry sale Satur-
day. The ladies desire to thank the
public for their generous patronage.
" Weston seems to be getting on the
pap. whether by auto speed ordinance,
nav stores or street Improvements.
They are now planning a Weston Day.
and we will watch for date and de-
tails.
Methodist Episcopal church services
for next Sabbath: Morning subject,
"Palms and Cedars;'' subject at nigh
Preparing for That Great Meeting. "
Sabbath school at 10 a. ID. All are
invited.
~ Henry T. Hill OF LaGrande was in
the>eity yesterday tuying horses for
jone of the bslligerent governments, lin
the European war. He purchased
several horses, and will return fol-
mpre at future date.
\ George Brace was in town Wednes-
day from the river ranch. He was
hethyning home from the Cold Springs
country, after delivering bunch of
horses which he pastured during the
summer, to the owners.
NJ. V. Mitchell will again take up
the>teleRIaph g key at the O..W. s.
R. N.Ndepot, after an absence of sew
eral years from the office. Mr.. Nit
cheli has been at Wallula for some
time previous to coming here.
II the man who wants real bargain
In choice 7-passenRer auto will head
over to Watts & Rogers at Weston.
he will find one in the Hudson Six 40,
$500. 90 of and beauty. Just linn
tered up. F. D. Watts. ADV.
Patrick Henry Hendron was before
Judge Richards yesterday on charge
of teing disoIderly. He was fined $l(
and the judge also collected another
fine Of $l5, which had been standing
against Mr.. Hendron for many moons
General Manager Downing OF the
Rock Island Plow company, was il
the city Wednesday, in COMPANY
with Mr.. Kellogg, travelling repressn
tative of the company. He sold cal
load of these famous plows to Charles
Xix, the implement dealer.
Catholic Mission starts on next Sun
day. 18th. THOSE who attended /
Catholic mission given some few year
ago at Athena do not forget how 10
teresting and Instructive it WAS. Th'
coming mission will keep mp the high
standard set, for Father Power. Y. s
s. r., "has, the goods.
/ The first meeting for the fall of thu
Mothers Club will be held on Frida,
afternoon. October 10. at the home o.
Mrs. Lloyd Michener. The ladies de
sire the presence of all who are inter
ested in the meetings. regardless o
whether You are members or not. The
Club will meet regularly once montl
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