The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-07

about the same, little improvement
being noted in bis condition.
The liitls daughter of Mr.. aad Mrs.
Will Saunders bruke her right arm
near the elbow Wednesday. Dr..
Sharp reduced the fracture.
Miss Lillian Winship and Mr.. John
Winship of Harrison, Idaho, spent
Sunday at the home of their uncle,
William Winship, 10 this city.
Gwendolyn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. McIntyre. of Adams, was
taken Tuesday to Psndlston hospital
to be Operated upon for appendicitis.
To keep your radiator from freezing
you only have to purchase Paoo-Aloo-
hol, dena:ursd, at Kirk q Implement
House. at small cost. 1t does the biz.
In Watts and Rogers big ad. you
will find what they hope from their
"New Minister" to help them get
better acquainted with us.-Adv.
A. L. MoMath, father of DR.. Mo-
Math, is 10 the city this week visiting
at the home of his son. He will re-
turn to bis home at Logan, Iowa,
Sunday.
Mrs. n. BuIoker of Walla Walla
was guest during the holidays Of her
daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Mitohener in
this city. She returned 10 her home
Saturday.
The High school German class will
meet next Tuesday evening. As far
as possible the meeting will bs car
red on in the German language, in.
cluding social features.
For Sale.-Fifteen head of good
young Jersey aows. fresh and coming
fresh. Also l6 head of full blood Jer-
sey heiters, due to ffeshen in the early
spring. II. B. MoEwen.
ALI lady members of the Eastern
Star are requested to meet at the
Masonic Hall. next Tuesday afternoon
at 5 o'clock at which time an Eastern
Star club will be organized.
Ruth and Louis Stewart left Mon
day for Salem where they are attend
ing Willamette University, after
spending the holidays at the home Of
their parents, north Of town.
". O. Shuts. formerly we'll known
as railroad conductor 10 this county
passed away in a Portland hospital
Tuesday, after lor & illness. He was
a son in-law of A. w. Nye.
Removed.-I have removed my
place of business from the Spencer
blacksmith shop to the Ooomans shop
across the street. Horseshoeing, spot
cash, hereafter. W. J. Oarstens. --Ad.
Orville Burnham attended a reoep-
tion Wednesday night at Weston,
given by the Weston Bigh school bas-
ket ball team, after it had defeated
the Weston town team by score Of
26 10 16.
Miss Ceoile Boyd returned Saturday
to Pendleton, after spending the va
cation at home, and will finish her
work there with the end of this sem
ester, leaving February 10 enter
Columbia university.
Mrs. L. W. Smith. nee Merna De-
Peatt, writes friends here that with
her husband she has moved from La
Porte City, Iowa, to Cedar Rapids,
whore Mr. Smith has been promoted
in the railroad employ.
SUBJECT at the Christian church
Sunday morning: "Human and Divine
Partnership" evening. "a Present
Day Emphasis. Bible school at 10.
BY special request the choir will re-
peat their Christmas anthem, Sunday
morning.
r. e. Ware, Of Bnrley, Idaho was
holiday guest at the home of bis rro-
theI, !. W. Ware in this city. He
was accompanied home ky his little
son, Wayne, who has made his home
with MIR. and Mrs. Ware for the past
several months.
DR.. ]. q. Turner, formerly OF Lowe
& Turner, eye specialists of Portland,
will be in Athena again Tueday, Jan.
11th, at the st. Nichols Hotel. Head
aches relieved. GLOSS eyes Strengthened.
No charge for consultation or exam
ination. In Weston Monday, Jan. 10.
ADV.
Miss Laura Smith has entered Sac
red Heart hospital at Spokane to be-
come a professional nurse. Her place
as bookkeepsr with the Milling COM
pany is being temporarily flled by
Mr.. Daugherty, late of the OW. sta
tion force here.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church: /:
Preaching next Sabbath morning and
evening Subject in the morning,
"The Worlds Greatest and Best
WORKER" topic at night. "Desiring a
Better Country" Sabbath school at
10 q. NJ. all are invited.
At the Dreamland theatre Friday
and Saturday: "His Romuny Wife,"
featuring vola Smith, Louise Vale.
Rankin Ritcbis and Alan Bale; "Ole
Way to Advertise" Sunday pro-
gram: "The Still, Small Voice." in
two parts; "Ain't II the Truth" an
Essanay hummer.
On account of the long election bal.
lots and the time consumsd in count
ing by clerks aud judges Of election,
the County Court has been redistrict-
ing and dividing the larger precincts
of the county. Hereafter Athena
will have three voting precincts iu-
stead of two, as heretofore. Ibe di