The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-28
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bullock Of

Mr. and Mira W. A. Bullock Oj
Portland we're euests the 6rst If tho
week of Psv ara Mrs, n Errstt M
Rullock i in tbe insurance business
And i considering locatino IN Athens
for the coming winter, if he can find /
| suitable residence.
! Clifford Stone recently sold his home
, farm ia his brother David. ard will
move to Washington where he has
murchased farm near Pullman. Mr..
| and Mrs. David Stone will occupy theil
| new home. where last wear fine. bun
palow and harms were erected.
| Mrs. Arthur Coppock left Monday
| for Spokane. where she will meet her
mother and sister, Mrs. Tompkins and
| Miss Lillian. en- route home from thei1
summers soiourn in Alberta. After
visit with relatives here, they will
| 20 to Long Beach, Calf, for the win
ter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd rutman, who
have made themselves many friends
during their brief sojourn in Athena,
left Sunday morning for their former
home at Brownsville, where they will
reside. Mr.. Putnam has been asso-
ciated with Scott Fisher in the carpen-
| ter trade.
| %h,, Mar..,,nd h.s d;soon.; ;r,,od
Hthe milk business, and disposed of his
dairy interests to Bern Banister. who
will serve the former customers of
Mr.. Mcfarland. Mr.. Banister is we'll
equipped at his farm just west of
town, and insures his patrons salts
faction.
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;.:S M .i..;,s y VII I WILL. and
WIZ WI. ,,,ea. ~ -. rat'rr sha
will take an auto trip to Portland in
company with her brother, j. T. Lieu
allen. Mrs. Caton's health is slowly
improving and her permanent recovery
is hoped for by her many friends.
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.nis weeA ieIe.veu sap,es r :. n,s -
pe..a Peeones anu o'. -. ~. pa.s,
49, 80. =. .a;sn - - Thau ~ sr,ond;d
specimens, but Chas. says: "Next
| wear expect to have something bet
tre." If so. we will be perfectly will
ing to sample them.
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asu mi'' =, neo.. t'onel, es,,. Seass 10.
aiterSooi' ce.epfa.eu her mn u,l.nuay
" a oeiieh'lui lille eii'iu pay az
her nome. lovers were iala m loi tweh- ~; !
~ sliai peopie' .ne '1.o:a.'o,' pn: Dsrak @
u;ohas caLo and n,nch were sarved
hn Mrs F;shar .ss;sted hv Mrs
David Stone
Mr.. and Mrs. George Payne left yes
terday morning for Spokane, IN re-
sponse to a telegram summoning them
to the bedside OF their son-ln-iaw' Leon
Miller, who submitted to an operation
at hospital there. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and MRS. Chas. Wilkes
mr.. Miller RESIDES az nphrata' Wash'' ;
anu 'he cause u ms Suuuen ''''e'o was
uhhho"h " 'iie
I Many residents Of this city are wish
| ing this week for the decision OF an
authority on mushrooms. After the
recent heavy rains. mushrooms have
sprung up in abundance in many lawns
but owing to inexperience in this line,
housekeepers are chary of serving
them on the table. The under gills
are snow white instead Of pink, but
otherwise they would pass for perfect
ly good mushrooms.
This season seems t. have been an
ideal one for raising tomatoes in this
vicinity, where heretofore it has been
thoupht practically impossible to raise
this fayorite vegetable-fruit. Nearly
| every garden shows its patch of ripen.
ing tomatoes. Austin Huffman, farm
ing on Wild Horse creek, this week
showed specimen tomato measuring
fourteen inches in circumference and
weighing one pound. 1t was not the
only big one, either.
The first ball of the season will be
given tomorrow evening in the Opera
house. with the ladies of the Rebekah
| Club as patronesses. This promises to
be a brilliant affair, as the ladies' are
taking especial pains to make it sue
cess The Young people Of Weston,
| Adams Helix. Pendleton, and the sur