The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-03-30
Miss Jessie Rickman who snent the

Miss Jessie Hickman, who spent the
past winter at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. David Taylor, left this week for
her home in Wenatchee, Wash.
Mrs u n worth;noton and CON
Emery. were in Pendleton Tuesday,
and while in the city visited at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Gornall.
Tho press mon acknowledges rece;nt
of comnnn;cat;on from q w Han
coli Eso. Moro Orao ccntain;no re-
mittance for q, years subscription to
the Press. Uh-huhl
Amono tboso who will attard the
"M;litant Methodism" oroun meeting
in pendleton ton;obt are w 8 Cleiser
n O. Worthinpton. Emery Worthinp-
ton and W. c. Emmel.
Archie McIntvre Portland real es-
toto agent WAC IN town tbe fore mart
Of the week shaking hands with old
time friends and incidentally hooking
after q real estate deal
Miss Matte Connock and her father
and Mr. and Mrs Frank Connock left
the first Of the week for a Visit with
the family Of All Connock at their
farm home near Pullman Wash
land ia ouest of her sister Mrs
VIM Sbrimnf in this citv Miss
Fitzs;mmons Is en- ronte to noints in
the East where she will visit for some
time
births: To Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ellis,
boy: to Mr.. and Mrs. Ora. Barnes, a
boy; to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kilgore, a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Barton, a girl.
mo. ro,.. A.. ;,,ul ao.,ou ,;,,
pay S.oo per ton Tor old cast ana
maiieapie iron. steel' horseshoes, scrap
or any KIND OF iron, delivered at rail-
road track IN Athena. Weign on
Burke q Son scales.
Tha ro,o;ns 90 tbo-,o+o w;,,;.r p;-
ner were taken from Millers Undertake
ing Parlors Tuesday forenoon to the
Christian church where funeral services
were held, after which the body. was
taken to Walla Walla, for interment.
Nru;o.a, h,,o -ooo;v.d nous Of tho
,lna ;,,nass % Nov the i;ttle
dIrohtor - NJ ord Mrs John Tomn-
kins, in Los Angeles, California where
the family have spent the winter.
The little girl has been in the hospital.
Austin Foss recently purchased
strip OF ground joining MS resioence
iot on tne Eas' anu IS now niiinR ~ IN
rose bushes will he the dividing hedge
between the Foss and Pinkerton homes.
Elmer Tucker, prominent young
Weston farmer and pharmacist, is as
sisting |. w. Ware this week until he,
can secure druggist to fill the place
~ oa.;.nt W.. m' ' az ~ " Oraas, @ W Not;onaI M
r.Is .sIen' " ' e'N ~
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v The First National Bank has pur-
chased from G. A. Barrett the lot
joining the bank building on the west
and will soon begin the construction
~ p,,;,a;. uein ,;ii ~ s ioansd ' for h,,s;nass @
D,,rnosas Duns W." " ' -''
pun po'e''
Clyde Willaby has sold his place
below town to Oliver Dickenson AMI
Virgil Willaby, they dividing the
property on satisfactory basis. Clyde
has purchased 4sO acres of wheat land
ID "a faS b,, nnu, u honna
'o''s 'o' mo "'" "'
The Male Chorus of the Christian
church is rehearsing special music, to
be presented at the High School Bac-
calaureate services, at which they have
been invited to sing. Something spe-
cially good is expected from this pop
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[ C. L. McFadden, who is Second
lieutenant IN the oregon National
Guard, answered summons to join his
company Monday, and departed for
Corvallis. His position at Wares
Pharmacy is being temporarily filled
by Elmer Tucker of Weston.
n, Errot+ hos -ooo;uod . ,o,+or f.or,
DR.. W. 0. Flack, an osteopathic ply
sician of Portland, inquiring as to the
field in Athena and vicinity for his
profession. DR.. and Mrs. Flack have
long been established in the city, but
would prefer to settle In smaller
place.
III. pr... on, r.;no sa;,,, hos hoo,
toting the Littlejohn challenge around
until he can see imaginary Muggsy
McGaws chasing Joe Tinker around the
block, and unless Oceola Sebasky comes