The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-09-08

was IbC6uL NlbltuA a. tuo hoao -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker. Mr..
Duncan and Mr. Walker had not met
for 80 years.
Walla Walla papers announce the
marriage of Claude Still, we'll known
in Athena, to Miss Ida Lula Stutble-
field, of that city. which occurred
Wednesday of last week.
q. Q. Osburn, old time Athena
druggist, was in the city Tuesday.
For several years Mr.. Osburn has
been travelling auditor for the Pacific
States Telephone Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Preston Of
Huntington Beach. Oalif.. are guests
at the home of their daughter, Mis-.
Jos. N. SCOTT and will visit in this
vicinity during the fall months.
Mrs. s. M. White was stricken with
slight stroke Of paralysis at her
home in this city, Friday evening.
One side is partially affected, and the
patient is showing some improvement.
Mrs. J. L. Thompson left Tuesday
in company With her mother. Mrs.
hay, for California " here she will re-
main during her oonvalesoenue. She
was accompanied as far as Peudleton
by Mr.. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bell went to
Milton Wednesday and brought back
some nice peaches from the Weir
home. Tho Press was also kindly re-
mem bered by Mr.. Weir, who sent
over box of the luscious fruit.
While engaged in hauling wheat
near Helix Monday, Matt VandeIpool
was caught under an overturned wheat
wagon, aud received serious injuries
In the hack and abdomen. DR.. pla'
nondon has been in attendance.
Miss Carrie Sharp will leave this
afternoon for La Grande, where she
will have a position 10 the public
schools. Miss Katherine Sharp left
the first of the week for Dayton,
WASH, where she has taught the past
two years.
Prof. and Mrs. J. o. Russell and
sou Elmo are now comfortably estab
lished in the Tompkins home on Higl
and 4th streets. Mrs. Tumpkius ]
visiting among Athena friends ant
the rest of the family are getting set
lied in their Walla Walla home.
The Septem ber meeting Of the Chris
tian Woman's Board of Missions wa
held Wednesday afternoon at the hom'
of Mrs. David Taylor. The new offic
eis of the society were inst allied b,
MIs. Davis Errett. Mrs. L. L. Lieu
allen being president for the mex
three months. The division pres
dents are: Mrs. Henry Koepke. Mrs
i Osborne and Mrs. B. D. Tharp
Twenty nine partook of the hospitalit
of Mrs. Taylor.
/ The College luna good place t
eat. No cleaner place In town. YER
B home like, an experienced chef. Wh,
do your house wives delve over no
stove, cooking meals, when you cal
4 get Sunday menu like this: Orean
4 of tomato soup, banana fIitters, cat
bage salad. sliced tomatoes. roas
prime beef. frioassee Of chicken, eg
L dumplinRs, steamed or mashed pota
/ toes, string beans, lemon cream pie
+ all for 25o.-Adv.
4 Miss Hazel Doolitlle, of Snohomisf
Wash, formerly teacher in the Att
ena school, spent Sunday with frient
u in this city. Ia company with MI
IN aud Mrs. Will Ulrioh of Index, Wash
relatives, she left home on July
/ travelling ty automobile to Minneap'
4 iis, Mimi. and the party'were on the
I return trip. Miss Doolittle left th
auto patty here and tuok the nigt
1 train for home, so that she might ha
ten tn her school in Suohomish.
/ Program at Christian church SUI
day: Billie school at $3.50, Cleo.
L Gerking director; preaching bv Il
4 pastor at II, subject: "Conseoration.
Il Christian Endeaver at 2 p. m; preac
ing 1t 8 o'clock by Mr.. McQuary
Spokane Midweek meeting Wedne
day, 7:30 p. %. The pastor makes
special request that all the memte
who can, be present at the moInil
service Sunday. Special reasons.
Il Baptist Church, Milo q. Bentl
/ pastor. Sunday school classes for al
be there on time 10 a. m. Mornil
worship II O'Clock, subject: ~
Atousment Money B. Y. P. U.
$50, evening worship 1880. subiec
"God's Love" Ladies' Aid Will De
with Mrs. Bentley Thursday at :S
chorus meeting Fridays at 7:s0. I
singing by a trio composed of Mis-
Minnie and Ella FoItna and Nj
Bentley was greatly enjoyed bo
morning and evening last Sunday.
The Athena postofice safe "
blown open Tuesday night or eal
Wednesday morning. The job "
complete SO far as gaining entrance
the safe goes, the door being blo'
completely off, but the burglars sec'
ed only 90 cents 10 cash and 81
postage stamps. But slight clue
been obtained by the officers and
capture of the perpetl ators ia don
fuI. They took a speeder from
section house at Weston, lode 10 I
city aud after the rottery, made th
getaway on IL. Ttey took tools fr