The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-01-19

of one Of the chain of stores at Red
/ Wing, MINI. The young man has
been employed in the Pendleton Golden
Rule store.
The evangeIistic meetings held at
the Baptist church will close Sunday
evening. Evangelist Mills, who has
conducted series of meetings here,
will go to Salt Lake, where he has an
engagement covering a period of sew
eral weeks.
Burke g. Son have received new
Ford demonstration car, and COM
plete stock of Ford extras. The gar
age is now open for business. Special
attention given to repairing and over
hauling Ford cars. Try us once, and
you'll come again.
Manager Power of the Golden Rule
Store, has been in Salt Lake this week
purchasing goods for the store. In
company with managers of other Gold
en- Rule stores he went to Salt Lake in
specially chartered car, over the O.
w., and Oregon Short Line.
Clifford Bannister, son of D. B.
Bannister, Of this city, and Miss Pearl
Hevel, Of Holdman, were married in
Pendleton Tuesday afternoon, the GER
emony being performed by Judge Jos.
H. Parkes in the presence of relatives
and friends The young couple will
live on a ranch near Holdman, where
Clifford has been farming for some
[ time.
Sunday was AL Johnson's "a birthday
anniversary, and he was given birth
day dinner at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Ross Catron. The eleventh birth
day Of his little grandson Donald John
son occurred few days previous ane
he was included as an honor guest al
the dinner. Two birthday cakes, one
decorated with 70 candles, and the
other with ii, graced the table.
A-team driven by Frank Jackson
became unmanagable while being driv-
en- Though Main street Monday, but
were stopped without injury or dam
age being done, in front of the st
Nichols hotel. Arch Mcintyre volun
! teered to drive the team out to Jack
sons ranch, but the horses ran away
again when on the road west of town
When stopped a second time, the team
was unhitched and led to the ranch.
The Christian Church program Sun.
day is as follows: Bible school 9:5t
a. M, Communion and preaching u
theme: Goods Dependencies. /" Moor
luncheon for church officers and fam
lilies and Bible school officers ant
teachers in the basement of the church
Evening service, 1880, theme: "Wher'
There Is No Vision" Special morning
anthem, "Arise, and Shine;" Mall
Chorus at the evening hour. The pub
lie cordially invited and welcome.
| Gerald F. Kilgore of this city AM
Miss Juanita Hunot, of Pendleton
were married Wednesday afternoon
in the Episcopal rectory in Pendleton
Rev. Charles Quincy officiating. TIL
young lady is the daughter of Mrs. E
Blancett of Pendleton, and the groom
is a well known and successful youn
farmer of Athena, the son of Mr.. an
Mrs. VIM. Kilgore. The young peopl
will make their home in Southern Ida
ho, where Gerald has purchased land.
Il A0regonian: Senator Barrett, VIII
isSnASalem at the State Legislature
received a message last night tina
tickld him more than if his favorit
bill had passed both houses by unani
nous vote. The message said: eth
baby has her first tooth" This re
ferred to Helen Lucille Barrett,
months old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Barrett of Athena. Little Hele
is the Senator's only grandchild. TIL
cutting of her first tooth will be mat
ter of historical record in the Barret
household.
A wedding of interest to many 0
the young people of Athena, will b
consummated tomorrow in Brownsville
when Mr.. Floyd Putnam will be mar
ried to Miss Jeanne Howe, of tina
city. The groom is we'll known here
where he spent several months a
the home of his sister, Mrs. D. Scot
Fisher, and the young lady is a popula
teacher of Brownsville. The youn
couple will come to Athena to live
and will reside in the M. E. parsonage
on Third street, Mr.. Putnam bein
associated with Scott Fisher in tn