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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-08-23

The lobby of the st. Nichols Hotel
has been dolled up this week in fresh
coat of paint.
\ Mrs. Jorgenson, of Seattle, lisa guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Morton, at her home
south of town.
Mrs. Kimball, of Pendleton, was a
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Omar
Stephens, Monday.
Mrs. W. E. Dobson is expected home
Sunday, from a months visit with
relatives in Portland.
D. Scott Fisher is making extensive
improvements to his residence proper
ty on Adams street.
Mrs. Nichols, a professional nurse,
OF Pendleton, was guest at the Johns
home in this city Monday.
Mrs. Oliver Dickinson and children
are spending the week with relatives
and friends in Walla Walla.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter B. Hinkle. August "a,
1918, at their home in Echo.
Carl Swanson has secured the con-
tract to build the new school house at
Thorn Hollow. The building will cost
$4,S4l.
Mrs. A. B. Steele returned Sunday
from Bingham and her little daughter,
Elizabeth. has fully recovered her
health, after months sojourn at the
springs,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-08-23
Press Paragraphs

For spring fryers, phone 2e3, Ath-
ena.-Adv.
Mrs. Kinnear was in the city Wed
nesday from Walla Walla.
New books, recently ordered, have
been received at the library.
How about set of cord tires this
fall2 Better see Dick.-Adv.
Miss Mildred Stanton is visiting rel.
ativcs in Walla Walla this week.
Miss Velva Mansfield has returned
from visit with friends at Dayton,
Wash.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Michener will
leave Athena next week for Portland,
to reside.
E. A. Dudley returned Saturday
from Portland, where he spent week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Taylor were in
the city Tuesday. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Tay-
lor.
Found. d.-Lady's ring and chain. Own
er may recover same by calling at this
Office, prove property and paying for
notice.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-08-23
% Years Ago.
From the Press OF August 20 ls9!

Rev. La Violette left for Spokane
Wednesday to attend Conference.
Three boys saved woman from
drowning last Saturday at LaGrande.
Angus Gillis has completed the
warehouses for the Pacific Coast Ele-
vator company.
Senator A. R. Price was one of the
excursionists to Cascade Locks last
Sunday.
W. D. Fletcher. the telephone man.
ager, is looking over prospects in La
Grande, and may possibly put in sys-
TEN.
Campers at Kamela were routed out
by the forest fires a few days since
and had to move camp.
DR.. Sharp reports the arrival Mon
day night at the home of Thomas Bra
den, of fine pair of boy twins. Mr..
Braden resides south of town.
Clark Wood, editor of the Weston
Leader, went to Cascade Locks Satur~
day night with the excursionists. Sun
day night he went on to Portland.
The school directors of Umatilla
county have received their apportion-
ment. No. 20, j. W. Maloney, re
ceives from the state, $318.15; from
the county, S454.50. Number of chill
dren, 303.
DR.. j. A. Moffitt, of San Francisco.
Calf, and Miss Mabel L. Walter
were united in marriage. Tuesday,
August Ii, at the residence of the
brides parents west of town. DR..
Moffitt formerly resided in Athena,
where he successfully followed his pro-
fession. The bride is the daughter Of
ex-county commissioner Clark Walter.
Saling's camp is becoming more and
more popular as resort, the poplation
numbering in the neigbhorhood of $50
at present. says the Leader, They are
having the best of good times, missing
only the fun of picking huckleberries
which were very numerous last year
but are now scarce.
The Pilot Rock Record says Hazlet.
the pilgrim print, arrived Wednesday
having come over from Heppner "by
hand" Hazlett has tramped around
the coast for the last 30 years. ver-
itable parasite, never doing days
work when he could possibly dead beat
his Way,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-08-23

Mrs. Chas. Williams returned home
Tuesday, after ten days visit with rel
atives in Portland. Mrs. Williams
accompanied the J. A, Kinks, by auto.
and returned by train. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirk, and the Charles Kinks, will re-
main for some time longer.
Columbia College at Milton op'ns
the fall term September 23, and the
prospects for a successful year are
very bright. says President H. S.
Shangle. The outlook is for heavier
attendance than last year when the
enrolment was rs per cent in advance
of the previous year.
Governor Withycombe will again be
visitor at the Pendleton Roundup
next month. In response to an invit-
alton from President Til Taylor, the
Governor expressed the opinion that
he would be unable to resist the lure
of Pendleton's big annual cowboy
carnival, even though the pressure of
war duties is crowding him for time.
Virgil Willaby returned to Camp
Lewis Wednesday evening, his period
of turlough having expired. His an
kle, which was severely sprained still
necessitated the use of crutches, and
on hts arrival at Camp Lewis he en-
tered the hospital. He was accom-
panied to Camp Lewis by his brother
Dean.
Maurice Hill, in the aviation corps
at Payne Field. Miss, wires his par
ents here that he has received his com.
mission as second lieutenant, and will
have fifteen-day furlough, in which
time he will visit his home here. He
is expected by the middle of next
week.
Plans for big truck and tractor
show in Walla Walla early next spring
are taking shape A meeting was
held at the Commercial Club rooms
August 20 to outline preliminary plans
for the show. Walla Walla is believed
to be the logical place for show, as it
is in the center of the big farming
district of Eastern Oregon and Wash
ington. and leading Spokane dealers
have agreed to take part.
John Dawson. we'll known here, who
is a & lard at the Walla Walla pen
itentiary, shot and killed "Tiger"
johnson, desperate criminal, in the
prison Tuesday. johnson, who had
long been unruly, was in the act of
tampering with the lock on his cell
door and was warned by Dawson to de-
sist, refused and was shot by the
guard. Dawson was exonerated by the
coroner.
Miss Irene Hawks of Walla Walla,
who is house guest of Miss Lucille
Taylor, was the inspiration for slum.
ber party at the Taylor home, last
Thursday night. The fore part of the
evening was spent in PendletLn, where
the young ladies of the party motoret
returning to the home of the hostess.
Those participating were: Misses
Eloise Bergevin. Katherine Froome,
Hazel Sanders, Zola Keen, Iren,
Hawks and Lucille Taylor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-08-23
the very best but let us reach the high
ater mark next Sunday night.
B. B. Burton,
Methodist Episcopal Church.

The pastors of the both the Baptist
and the Christian churches have most
generously planned a union service to
be held at this church next Sunday at
8 p. m. The sermon topic will be-:
Strength for Life's Day. The
union services of the summer months
have been we'll attended and splendid
spirit of cooperation has marked each
meeting. The people of Athena are
invited to come and make next Sun
days service one of the best of the
season.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. A live
superintendent, carefully selected
teachers, and the spirit of welcome
char acterize this school. Preaching
topic at II a. m.. "What Is a Chris
tian?" Walter S. Glelser.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-08-23
The Churches.
Baptist Church Notes.

Regular services next Sunday at II
o'clock. Topic, Lessons from the Life
of the Palm Tree. Let all be present.
The evening service will be union
service at the Methodist church.
Sunday Sept. lst, the churches will
resume the regular morning and eve
ming services in their respective
churches.
Wednesday evening September 4th,
the first prayer meeting of the fall
season. This will be business meeting
at which every member of the church
is requested to be present.
D. Z. Baker, Pastor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-08-23
The Christian Church.

Preaching at IL, Bible school at 10.
At o'clock everybody will go to the
Methodist church to hear Bro. Gleiser.
Let US make this a great meeting. We
are sure of splendid sermon, and the
interest and spirit of the union meet
jngs through the summer has been Of
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

9prns %friitelige O~p0rogelie.

9grns friiteIige Op0ragelie. De
9un0ifaber % bellige Snotrpf,
Ion bibringes 8prnene / Spnoags-
%lfolen, er Deo Si0en al oen aall-
beige @eIiignelie, iom 9prnene er
@enitanO for / Geligionsifolen og
&onfirntontltue1 uulloperlige.
ut iao monge at bore gern maa
ien0es no / oenne farefuloe 8er0en
meo ct iaa lapmaaIt 6orraao al
friitelige Sunolfaber, iom 8ilfpls
oct er for manages 8eofommenoe,
er beflageligt.
Sfte er oct banlfeligt NOT at faa
0fGno og aOinoer, Der ct ififfeoe
og piaige til at opto9e en- @erning
i Sg1oogsifolen. Og De arbeioere,
Ilon1 ri bar, er pit b%ereopillige til
at erfenoe, at De trenger til al ben
Siplp, lon tilbpoes, for at blipe
mere ififfeOe til oeu berlige men
ofte ponifeli9e @erning.
6or at poe bore Senoogsifole-
orbejoere / Minneioto areos no.
gen Siplp / 5orm al 5ingerpeg,
Opmuntring og 3ilifDnoelie er oct
ri in0bpoer til Ssnoagsifolemeoet
/ Sutcbinion fra t0.-12. Ueal-
9lan0t nn6et bill fplgerloe en1ner
blibe inolebet og 0reftet :
y acknowledgements u~ooanelie
p Opmuntringer / SenoagSifoleA
gerningen.
3 9ibelflasl Ell.
% s f9re MGno og &pinoer,
iom bar ell 8erning | SenoogSlfo'
len, fom nj og oGr meo til Wtsoef
/ Sutcbinion for at npoe og poe,
iao port Senoogsifolearbeioe fan
oripes meo iterre 0pgtigbeo og
aroft @lio til sore og Brts og
til pore 9prnS og itnges Vel
iiqnelie. 8. 81. 2nno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
Hettelier.

5 Artiflen oSnmmeniIutiing~ ,
0ioc 3 / @r. rs, itaar Der Iiot
lpnecrc ncoe emo miot / ArtitIen:
.7Sor mig mao man iige ON
1roen, bpoo mar pil." 5fuIoe
ltoa: 5or mig nlau man iige on
y ibeIen, bpao man oil.
5 artifleu oSfolefasicn", Sioe
4 i 0r. II. itoar Der, anoen 81.
nie: yrIler ifol ieg baoe aritif
ifuloc itaa: eller ifaI icg babe
Sreoit.
2qngere neoe itaar: vler leg
nof, at ieg tilfenoes IooIig mcgen
aritif"; ifuloe itaa: ier leg not,
at ieg tilfenoes Iopli9 me9en 81 + e
bit.
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%, 29-32; 42-45 oio) lige iaa
lt@rft frembGOer ban Sfriftens
0iaieitGt (Se obenfor). 9an lerer
at oen beIli9e Stao ifal poelagges,
at 3en1plet lfal neobrDoeS (0tattb.
u, 1-2), men Sfriften ifal be
itaa eOinoeli9 (Qiattb. 3, 17-18).
3. Den bellige Sfriit CT for mig
@ltos Oro, % oct toffer ieg Quo
for. 90 iloen oenue Gro turOe ieg
life oGre 9rGit ct giebIif mere,
for ieg oiloe life babe noget pit,
uiDigeligt 9uoifab at bringe mine
0ieomenneifer % MeoipnOere, life
llogen bis 1rgit % goOt 9aob, Der
life beifpmmer / 2io eaer / 0oo.
Qten / Ooerensitemmelie meo Den
belli9e Sfrift, ~iorlo0en0e mig paa
oens g%taaoelelter, tor Ieg ira Gag
til Gag nGrme mig nler % mer
ben ltore goigbeo, f%orDisiet ON, at
Der oeo Seiu 9loo er betalt for mig
inotil @noen, at ieg bar Ell naaoig
ono % ct inligt 9iem / 8ente,
Der er iaare meget beore emo oct,
ieg DOG iao ne0ig oil forlooe, ior.
oi oct RUNNER Dem, ieg %elifer. %
jeg tor tale til mine Qfeomenneiter
ON oct bpicite og bi9tigite / 8iO %
goigbeo paa @i0s 8egne % / bans
gta0lt, foroi ieg bar bans 0r0 ior
mig, bois 2pfter uI0rig ioiger %
meo bOilfet bans 9lanO iolger, ior
at itaoiGite oct ior bper Den, Der
mootager oct / 5ro.
Der er meget / Sfriiten iom ieg
life foritaar, men oct, ie8 ioritaar,
er tiIitrGfftligt til, at @uo bar
flnnet finoe mig og ieg bamL o9
set, ieg life ioritaar, bar ieg iaa
grunoet 9aab on, at ieg lfal fom,
lie til at i%oritao. llaar ieg tr9nger
til oct % p%irfelig bar 9rug for
oct - o9 iaa er oct 10 nof, nof
ior mig.
6. Ger or ogiaa meget i &erOen,
ieg life ioritaor, nlligepel tan
ie9 Iepc / oell og al @uoS Roa0e
mo0neS / oen ior en- ialig Gnigbeo
Ser er ogioa mcact i mig ielo. ieg
life ioritaor, alliaeUcl lcOer ie1
% Oct toffer icg @lio ior, OespGrre
life iom ieg bliroe, oerfor itoar iea
/ ooglig @plo til ham. Vt Ser mac
bare meget I Sfriitcn, ieg life Tor
itaor, er Ell 5slge al oen9 Gprin.
0elic, iaaoeliom al oens Snoboio,
og life minoit al min ringe 6atte.
conc. Den inoeboloer @oaoer la
5ortipttes pao Sioe s.