The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-03-17

her family, in which her shoulder was
badly sprained. In crossing ditch,
asingle tree broke, throwing the We
hicla on the horses, and tho tongue
also broke upsetting the rig. Mis-.
King was the only occupant who was
hurt 10 the accident.
Mrs. N. j. Garfield, who has spent
the winter here at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. W. r. SCOTT. left yes
terday to resume her residence 10
Walla Walla, her bouss having been
vacated by the tenants occupying it.
Mrs, Ralph b. McEwen who with
her two little sons has been attending
her mother. MIS-. E. E. Gcf, at her
home at NewbuIg, returned home
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Goff is slowly
recovering after long seige of illness.
George Hansell came in from Moro
on tuesday evening, and spsut oou-
pie of days at The home of his son,
Marion. We are always glad to have
George in our midst. He is go easily
enter tanned; "windmils," is bis hot.
ty.
DR.. J. q. MoMath, the Ostsopath,
will soon move to Dayton, WASH. to
practice his profession. Both he and
his estimable wife will be greatly
missed in Athena, having they have
gained many frisnds during their SO.
journ here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. q. Mansfield are
moving iuto the Mansfield home at
the corner of Fourth and Jefferon
streets. Mrs. Lizzie Mansfield is
moving into her cottage, just vast
and will be at home 10 her friends
after April 1st.
The Eastern Star Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mis-. f. B.
Boyd, where social afternoon was
passed pleasantly. The St. Patrick q
Day idea was carried out in the table
decorations. and the hostess was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Edgar Nc
Cready.
Fiye was discovered in the 81. A.
Barrett residence Tuesday morning,
but ives fortunately extinguished by
Mr.. Barrett and his father, without
calling out the fire department. The
fire caught from the stove pipe 10 the
| living room, end resulted in damage
to the wall and ceiling.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church: i:
Preaching next Sabbath morning and
evening. Sui tject in the morning:
"The Way to Victory" subject at
night: "The Character and Admin
istIation Of the Church" Sabbath
school at 10 a. M, at which the pas
tor will give chalk talk. All are
| invited.
This week Fay LeGrow received
from his brother ia. law, Colonel
Walsh Of the 9Th U, &. cavalry, a
collection of photographs which is
gIewsome evidence of the awful con-
ditions prevailing in Mexico. Some
Of these photographs are displayed in
the windows at Wares Pharmacy.
and are attracting tn, attention of all
who pass.
| Pythian Lodge, Knights of Pythias
entertained on a large scale last even
ming. Visiting memteIs Of the order
from Pendleton, Adams and Weston,
to the number of ~, were regaled
with sumptuous banquet. Ranks
were conferred by the team from Da
mon lodge of Pendletop. and the meet
ing was one OF the most interesting
held for some time.
Word was received in this CITY YES
terday morning Of the death of W. W.
Ray mond. at Seattle. The funeral and
interment will take place at Walla
Walla. Mr.. Raymond has teen in
very poor health for some time, and
recently went to Seattle for medical
treatment. The immediate cause Of
death was paralysis. His wife, one
son and one daughter survive him.
"Mike,' DR.. Plamondon's English
Setter died Monday night after attain
Ing the rlpe old age OF 10 years and
three months. In his prime. Mike
was reliable hunting dog, and with
old Joe" participated In many hunt
IN the foothills southeast OF town.
working In tue htuooie on prairie
oniokens THESE dogs were never ex-
celled. and only equalled by Fay Le-
0row's old pointer, Rogue.
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