The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George limerick of
Portland, visited last week at the ho Ie
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. King, west Of
town, Mis-. limerick, niece Of Mr..
King was formerly Miss Bonnie Mich
ael and lived hers with her mother.
Miss Hazel Sanders returned Sunday
from most pleasant visit with her
sister, Mis-. Starr Charlton. in Albai-
Ia. Miss Sanders visited the famous
summer resort at BanG, which she
desoi bias as beautiful in the extreme.
Miss Cecilia Armstrong, who taught
in the Athena schools last year aud T
was again eleated, was married We'd
nesday in rendlston, to Mr.. John
Milton ObildsIs, Judge g. H. Marsh
officiating. Both are of Milton. and
| will make their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hanscom, and
Mrs. j. W. Maloney and sou, Harold.
| Of Pendleton, were in the city Mon
raj of Botby Maloney. j. W. Malou i
ey, who was absent on hunt, could
not be reached with a message.
Mr.. and Mis-. Ortis d. Harris, who !
with their little daughter, Margaret |
Darleue, have besn visiting hers the
past two weeks, left Tuesday for their
home. the time of MI. Harris vacation
having expired. He is pastor of the
Davenport, Wash. Christian church.
Mrs, M L. Akers and little daEgt
ter came up from Pendleton Tuesday
evening, and IN company with htr
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Swtg-
CART, left Wednesday for McDougal
Camp 10 the Blue mountains. where
they will remain during the hot wea
thef.
In honor of the return of Mrs. W.
R. Tay lor to their circle, the Chris.
tian Church Aid society we're MARCHED
in q Eody yesterday afternoon. aftsr
their labors to the Ware ice cream
parlors, where all received refresh
ments at the expense of Mrs. David
Taylor.
Misses Minnie and Ella Fortua have
arrived from David City, Nebraska,
and are guests at the home Of Rev.
and Mre. Milo q. Bentley Miss
J Minnie will teach the seventh and
eighth grades in the Athena school.
, and her sister will have a position in
the Milton schools.
3 Miss Helen Russell arrived home
8 Sunday morning after pleasant visit
: with relatives in Portland. While
absent sha enjoyed fishing tiip on
the Deschutss river in company with
= her father, Theodore Russell, whose
; iun as conductor on the railway is
from Portland 10 Bend.
t Oliver Dick enson is building COM
mndious barn GU his acreage Just bs
: low town, aud with his family will
encamp on the premises during the
erection Of modern home, which be
i will build himself. The excavation
for full basement will be the tlist
step 10 bis enterprise,
Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson cane up yes.
a terday morning ttom Portland, AND ID
: arranging for the removal OF her
= household eBaots, having disposed OF
her property here. With her daugh.
st ter, Miss Velma, she will iesids at
}. Hood River again this year. They
81 have spent the summer in Portland.
. Mrs. Mary Tonpkins and daughter
Miss Lillian, arrived home Sunda.
:. tIom an extended visit at Calgary
ne Alberta, Mrs. Tompkins has lease
II her home to J. o. Russell, Superin
ar tendent of Athena schools, aud will &
to Walla Walla where Miss Lillia
N and Wesley will attend Whitma
ba College.
on Flint Johns, who has been work
IT. ing in harvest with the Watts thresh
ing outfit, was called home Sunda
a. ty the very serious illness of bis ia
'Io ther, Maurice M. Johns in Vancouver
n Wash. Mr.. Johns senior, is reporte'
te to be confined to bis bed and grea
anxiety as to his condition is expresse
by his friends.
8 at the Christian church Sunday
!, Bitls school 9:50 Cumm anion an
=, preaching / a. m. Christian Endea'
~ or Z, and preaching at 8. Mornin
theme, "Life in the Makiug;" ever
ed ing: "What Will You Do Wit
ill Jesus?" Music at both service b
nis the choir. The public cordially il
ng vited and welcome.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Me-
ill SABBATH will te the last of the col
th. ference year. SUBJECT 10 the mornint
a "The Armies of Heaven on VIII
] a Horses" AT 1880 p. N. a praise al
preaching service. Tbs publ, is co
,;., daily invited. Sabbath school at
- a, M. All memhe Of the Sabhat
- - school will please bring their NIT
,n boxes.
Dr.. A. B. Stone, who has dispos'
Of his office and practice 10 Athena
!, DR.. q. s. Newson. will move bis fal
=, ily to the farm of bis father, II.
,rt Stone near Thornton. Wash. he W
- have charge OF the farm. and N
and MIS-. Stone, with Mrs. Woodwa
lat. and daughter of Walla Walla al
ing George Woodward and family, V
on. probably spend the winter in Honolul
a. a. Ruth, the ten year old daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams W
reside south of town, was cruelty h'
OF ty the kick of horse Wednesda
ton when she alighted from the vehicls
to its heels. The animal struck the lii
in girl squarely in the mouth and brc
re- loose several teeth 10 both the upl
and lower java. splintering the boz
Fix of the chin. Doctors Sharp and I
mondnn were called, and relieved