The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
Commencing Wednesday night. with

Commencing Wednesday night, with
Mary Pickford In "Esmeralda, Man
ager Martin Of the Peoples Theatre
will begin the service of Paramount
Pictures on Wednesday aud Saturday
nights of each week.
Mrs I. W. Ware ia recovering at her
home on Fifth street, after a minor
operation, performed by Drs. Plamon-
don and Sharp. Miss Rena BeIgevin,
Of Seattle, ia with her for few days
in the capacity Of trained nurse.
Lee Tong. one Of the best informed
Orieutals GU the Coast will preach at
the Christian church Sunday, II a. m,
under the auspices of the Christian
Tomen's Board of Missions. He is
director of the Christian Missions in
Portland.
At ths home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. D.
Tharp. Sunday, birthday dinner was
enjoved by the families of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin, and Mr.. and Mts.
ThaIp, the occasion heinR in honor of
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Tharp, whose
birthday it was.
Beginning next Wednesdsy The
Peoples Theater will put on the fam
oos Paramount nictores. shiHh will
bs shown each Wednesday 4nd tnr-
day night. Mex. Wednesday riptt
Mary Pickford will to sssn il, one 81
her popular plays.
Mrs. joseph Forrest and daughters
have moved to Lowden Station, Wash.
where they have taken up their res
id4noe on farm. Mrs. Forest was
up from Lowden this week visiting
her mother at her home near Thpru
Hollow, and returned Wednesday.
DR.. J. D. Plamondon and Henry
Barrett made trip tc Prescott Tues.
day, and returning 10 the blizzard,
they passed three cars at the foot of
Dry Greek hill, which we're tied up in
the snow drifts. Henry's Chalmers
car olimhed right along, and the trip
home was safely made.
Baptist Church next Sunday: Sun
day school at 10 a. M. preaching II
a. m. chart sermon on Tbs Golden
Altar and The Table Of SbeW Bread.
B. Y. P. U. meeting at $3.50; preach
lug at 1880, subject of sermon: "lhe
Bible and the FOULS Controversy"
Public most cordially invited.
M. FaY Loveridge Of Dnlkee, Un-
ion county, joined bis wife here and
after a week g visit, was accompanied
home by her and their little daughter.
Mrs. Loveridge has teen here since
the death of her sister. Daily White,
some weeks ago. She leaves her mo-
ther in slightly improved health.
Weston Leader: Joe HodRson has
leased 425 acres of land eight miles
east of La Crosse, Wash, which will
be farmsd by his son, J. L. Hodgsou.
Included with the place is q complete
farming outfit. Mr.. Hoogson left for
his new ranch this week with car
load shipment Of horses and household
goods.
Jarvis Hurd former resident OF
| this city, dropped dead from heart
failure at Pilot Rock, yesterday. The
remains will be brought to this city
and inter ment will take place tomor>
row at Kees cemetery, where his vile
is buried. Mr.. Hurd was Mason,
aud at one time was Master of Dolpd
Lodge No. 80 Of this city.
Mrs. Georgie partoh and Der bro
ther, Blaine HanselI, are visiting al
the Marion Hspsell home near town
Mrs. Partoh will soon be Joined by hei
husband, who will accompany her t.
their home near Sunnyside, Wash
She has been i'll at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, George dansel
at Moro, for some time, bnt is Teoov
ering.
Nj. and Mrs. O. L. MoFadden have
returned from their short wedding
trip, and are cozily established IL
the Cation residence. Their manl
friends have given them cordial wei
come, and among the atten tions Rivei
the newly weds we're two or three ser
enades. The bride and groom hav'
been the recipients of many costly ant
beautiful presents.
Mrs. r. B. Boyd and Miss Lilliar
Ware went down to Psndletou Tuesda.
evening to witoess the production o
EVERY the great allegorica
play of Henry W. Savage. They wer
much pleased with the performance
They remained Tuesday night a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James II
Sturgis. who had left Sunday noon fn
trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Dudley will
leave next Thursday for winter
soiourn In California. En- route, the.
will pe joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Victo
Mcdonald, Of Walla Walla. who viii
accomp pany them to the San Diego OK
position. They will witness the Penn
sylvania Oregon football game o.
the Stanford campus, in whicl
their son, Glen, will be player
| A. L. Swaggart returned this morn
ing from Portland, where he took frs
prize with the best pen of three hog
at the Northwest Live Stock Show
over competitions from all other North
west states. Mr.. 5waggart also car
tured third prize for the hest carloa