The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-06-04

MRS. walter b. dlnkle, VINO mao Leen
her guest for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson will spend
next week camping on the Umatilla
river.
| Monday was generally observed by
tanks and federal offices as legal
holiday.
B. B. Richards has been able to be
down at his office part Of the time
this week.
County Commissioner Mack Cock
burn was in the city Tuesday from
Milton.
+ A 10-horse power gasoline engine
was sold at the Kirk Implement House
this week.
1 E. J. Murphy, we'll known PEN.
dleton business man, was in the city
yesterday.
| Miss Jeanette Jack of Pendleton.
was a guestsat the q. T. Smith home
over Sunday.
| W. W. MCPHERSON left Monday for
Woodturn, Oreg., where be will join
Mrs. MCPHERSON.
County Judge Marsh and John
Montgomery Of Pendleton, were In
the city Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tompkins are
expected home from California to.
morrow evening.
| Mrs. Clyde Beach of Lewiston. Ida
ho. was guest of Mra. Wilkinson
Tuesday afternoon.
"Red" Williams, popular base ball
player, is assisting at Urquhari's
during the picnic rush.
Have your photos made pionic days.
Ohmart & Abrams, over Barrett'H
Hardware Store. N
Harry Kemp came up from Portland
Wednesday, accompanying his fathers
remains to be buried here.
Mrs. Charles Bryan aud little son
1 Archie. returned "Wednesday from a
visit to relatives at Pasco.
Miss Mae Singer of Waitsburg, was
a guest this week 10 the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Uoomans.
Zel ba Brothers have sold two Ford
cars this week, one to A. L. Swaggart
aud one to II. o. Worthington.
Mre. Edward E. Koontz returned to
her home in Portland Wednesday. af-
ter visiting friends here for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirk have
moved into the Coppook house, oorneH
Of Fifth and Current streets south 56f
Main.
NV. P. Littlejohn left Monday for
California, where be will join his wife
and daug hter at the San Francisco ex
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Long and Mr..
and Mis-. R. q. Sailing mctored to-
Waitsburp Sunday and spent the day,
with The J. r. Ke: shaws.
kNMx. and Mrs. e. A. Dudley aud l..
L. Rogers aud family left the first Of
the week foi visit to the Panama.
Pacific Exposition at San Francisco.
Watts aud Rogers believe that every
"Other Fellow" has more money than
they have. See what they will do to
get some Of 1t Pioneer Picnic days.
See big Ad.
Mrs. E. L. Barnett and Miss Flort
Kemp of st. Johns. Ore. we're guests
at the Wilkinson home Wednesday
while in the city attending their
! fathers q funeral.
|S. P. Willaby is up from Portland
for few days. He will return home
by way of Waitsburg, and be accom-
panied to Portland by his daughter.
Mrs. Fred Kershaw.
%fhe fellow Deputy Sheriff Jinks
Taylor arrested in Athena few days
ago on suspicion of being one Of the
Milton safe crackers, has made con.
fession, admitting the robtery.
| I. M. Kemp came down from Col
ton, WASH. Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of bis father, the late H. W.
Kemp. Mr.. Kemp is 10 the farming
and bograising business near Cotton.
| Charles Kirk reports the sale OF
three Johnston binders this week. He
has one in operation on the floor Of
the implement house, a gasoline engine
kbeing used for motive power.
l\George Hartma cashier of the
Fist National Bank of Pendleton,
was in the city Monday. He motored
up from the Adams ranch, where be
and his wife we're spending the day.
| Reserve your orders for Chris
Thoney's straw berries. which will
soon be on the market. They are
home grown. without irrigation, and
are the suitable kind for canning pur.
poses. ADV.
| Mre. Fred Collins and children have
been visiting this week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tharp. Mrs.
Collins is recovering from the results
of injuries sustained in the recent
automobile accident.
Milt Swaggart, pupil of the emf
nAnt painter, Robert Lane. has two
lapdscape paiutiuqs on exhibition at