The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-07-21

tim. heavy anvil, near which b.
was playing, was in some NAME
upset, catching the little fellow AMI
fraoiuIing his shoulder. He was ne
covering at last accounts.
Mrs. A. B. Steele had as her bous,
guests over the week end, Mrs. barrie,
Bari of Dayton, Wash. who is hei
grandmother, and Mrs. W. D. Muir OF
Wlnona, Wash, an aunt, and her lit.
tie daughter. The ladies went on
Monday to Kennewiok TO visit rela.
tives,
Miss Frances Fehr. residing with
her sister. Mrs. Geo. Bear. will soon
60 10 Union county. near Hot Lake,
fol- visit with her SISTER. Mrs, Lester
Kinney, AID remain until the begin-
ming of school. Mr.. and Mrs, Kinney
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Baar last
spring:
Kathleen, the little daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. B. Radtke, celebrated
her sixth birthday, with the assistance
af fifteen of her little friends last
week. Ice oIeam aud cake was
/ served and some entertaining games
were devised for the entertainmer of
the youngsters.
Mr and Mrs. W. W. MCPHERSON
had as dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Read and son, Velton.
After dinner visit was made by auto
to the PambIun home south of town,
where the interesting deer park al d
beautifully laid out grounds We. 9
viewed and enjoyed.
DR.. Stone and family motored the
hrst Of the week to Thornton. WASH,
where they will visit at the home of
bis father, E. b. Stone. His brother,
John Stone, and wife arrived recently
from Honolulu. where Mr.. Stone is
teacher in the schools. and will enjoy
a visit with them at the parental
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer I, Watts re.
turned Sunday evening from their trip
through Montana. HiQh water and
bad reads we're encountered, and at
one point 1t was found necessary to
ship the auto hy rail for a distance.
Mr.. Watts is favorably impressed with
Montana as business and farming
section.
Rev. Davis Elrett, pastor OF tie
local Christian church. returned Wed.
nesday morning from the annual State
Convention Of Christian churches at
Turner. Greg, where be had plom.
inent part on the program. Mr.. Er.
rett visited with many old time friends
at Salem where be preached for ten
years.
Chail Icy SawyeI, ths Mexican boy
WING has teeq attending the Ohemawa
school in the Willamette valley, ar.
rived iu town Friday evening, and
will work through harvest, returning
to the school in September. Charley
is learning the baksrs trade, and bis
sew ices are used iu the cammissarY
department of tbe big scheel,
The Weston Leader reparts cougar
desclibod as Of unusual size having
been seen several times of late OH
Bear creek south of the Blue Mouu-
tain saw mill 1t is said to have twice
chased the children of some campers
into their camp. Lieuallen, Tuuker
and NaThaps, cattlsmep, intend to 40
out after the beast 1t 1t Is heard Of
again.
Mr.. and Mis-. W. r. Martin, of
CentralIa, WASH, with their two ohil.
drep, have been house guests at the
HawcIth home the past TIVE weeks.
and panied them last week 10
Spokane. Mrs. Martin is a sister Of
Mr.. HawoItb. Mr., and Mrs. Haworth
expect to take possession of their Spo.
kane farm about the last week in
August.
Jos. N. Scott, who recently pur-
chased the Tom Cook farming outfit,
will offer at public sale at the Wright
livery Stable 10 Athena. tomorrow
afternoon at 80 O'Clock, IL head Of
good work horses, ranging up to 1400
It's; all good farm stock and ready for
harvest. Also 8 sets good butt~ohain
harness. Terms. 0ctober /, without
interest, Five per cent oft for cash,
A baby daughter was born July II,
1915 to Mr.. aud Mrs. DelheIt A.
Clore, nee Miss Edna Taylor, at theit
home near Abingdon. Illinois. and the
little cne lived but short time. The
many Athena friends of the young
couple will extend sympathy in their
sorrow and loss. Mrs. CIore'a mother,
Mrs W, p: Taylor Of this city, is
with her. and with her daughter Miss
Lucille, expects to return nome 10 the
near future.
enlargement" and "The Gospel
Message-What Is IT." will be the
respective themes at the Christian
church Sunday II a. m. and 8 p. m.
Junior @. e. at 3 p. M; Senior q, y.
at p. m. Bible school ut $3.50 a. NJ,
Geo. r. GeIking director. The Chris
tian church choir led ty DR.. Scott
will furnish the music at each service.
Midweek meeting Wednesday p m.
The public cordially invited aud vel.
come. u. Errett, Pastor.
At the July meeting Of the local
@. W. B. M, held last week at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Dobson, after the
business session Of the auxiliary, the