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

3 Sanford Stone is building new
tarn on the lots be recently puro hased
from the Myriok estate, looated in the
north part of town.
Nr. and Mrs. CLYDE Willaby and
ohlldren came down from the Springs
Friday for supplies, and returned to
their camp Saturday.
viii Harden acd Freuoh Criglar
we're among the Athenaites who reg
lstered Ia Spokane the last Oft week
for the Colville land drawing.
Mrs. Walburn aud two sons have
arrived from Lake county, and the
sons will be employed in Henry Bar
rett's grain fields during harvest.
Miss Ida Rush returned yesterday
from visit to her trother Edward,
at Spokane Miss Rush registered for
the Colville reservation land drawing.
Mrs. VIM. Winship and daughters.
Mildred aud Audrey. returned on Sun.
day afternoons train from visit to
friends In Spokane and Starbuck,
| Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keen, and
Misses Zola Keen aud Savannah Smith,
went to Walla Walla yesterday to at
tend the birth of Nation" motion
picture.
In a letter received by Mrs. Harden
from her daughter Mrs. Mckay she
states that her husband ia not improv-
ing in health since returning to Cape
Breton. Canada.
The condition Of George Froome has
been considerably worse this week.
He was suddenly stricken with epilsp=
sy Monday, and although considerably
better. be is still iu 2recaridus con-
dition:
Miss Dora Bennett has 60 far reoov-
cred from her recent illness as to be |
atle to leave the hospital. and is visit
lug at the Casper Woodward home,
before resuming her vocation of dress.
making.
Mre. James Sturgis game up fram
Pendleton last evening and visited
With her parents, going on to Walla
Walla this morning, where Mrs. Elmer
Storie is today entertaining party of
Pendleton ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. W. Ware. Mrs.
I. E. Froome and daughter, Kathfen,
with George Demmer as driver, will
go over to Walla Walla this evening
to witness the great photo play, "The
Birth Of Natiou.'
Mr.. and Mis-. J. M. O'Harra of
Weston neig htorhood, were in the city
Saturday, visiting their daughtnr
Mrs. Jack Read. Mr.. and MIs. o.
Harra returned Friday from an auto-
mobile trip to ohelan Lake. Wasb.
Johu and Ad Rothrock returned
yesterday from a 1876 mile auto
mobile trip through Oregon. Idaho,
Wyoming, Montana and Washingto ton.
They took 10 the Yellowstone Nation.
al Park and other points of iuserest.
|
Flint Johps arrived in the city Tues
day from Vancouver, Wash, on a
business visit and is looking after his
fatbeI's farming interests In this vi
cinity. He states that his father.
NJ. NJ. Johns. is in Ill health, at the
present time.
Mrs. l.. Sherman, Misses Maud Sher.
man, Glare Partridge apd Margaret
Lyons, formed party whe went from
Athena yesterday to Walla Walla to
witness the Birth of Nation" pro-
ductlon. going over in Miss Sherman
car.
Joe Cannon. upland farmer. has
bought new Case separator which be
will use in the Athena neighborhood
this season for about q mouths run.
When this is finished be will move
the outfit tn the Weston uplauds says
the Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. DsFreeoe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Willaby drove
down from Bingham Friday morning.
the latter returning Saturday, accom-
panied by Miss Maude Mansfield,
while Mr.. and MIS-. DsFreeoe went
out to the farm.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sub.
iect in the morning, "The Mightiest
Constraining Power IN the Christian
Religion;' at 7:45 p. m. praise and
preaching service, Satpath school at
10 q. m. All are invited. Rev. W.
@. Reuter-, pastor.
Prof. A. Hawkins, wife and two
daug hters, are recent arrivals from
Wilcox, Arizona, and are visiting at
the home of their daughter aud sister,
Mrs. Archie Sbick. Prof. HAWKINS,
who has taught in the Wiloox schools
went on to Grants Pass On business.
A little son of Hugh Roby OF Thorn
Hollow, recently bitten by dog
thought to have Teen afflicted with
rabies has been taken to Portland to
receive the Pasteur treatment. A
Greek section hand, also bitten by the
dog, has also gone to take the treat
ment.
FIieuds Of the John Stone family,
Of Midvale. Idaho, have received word
of painful accident which ooourIed
there recently. in which their little
5-year-old sou, Garland, was the vic