The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-08-30

from the fields are to the effect tha
this is the best crop of the season.
For Sale.-Horse and buggy; driy
ing mare, VT. 100. buggy bran new
Harness for sale at reasonable price
Seth Haworth, Athena. Phore 23F4.
II W. D. Chamberlain is in the city OIL
official business. He is connected will
the tax department of internal revenut
service and is adjusting special ia,
payments.
| The Athena Honor Qua rds will here
after use the Red Cross headquarter,
for meeting place. The Guard will
meet next Friday afternoon, instead
Of Thursday.
! No Shooting Allowed. My farm i.
in the game preserve and no limiting
or shooting of Mongolian pheasant.
will be allowed. jackson Nelson,
Athena, Oregon.
Mrs. S. F. Sharp, chairman of the
local Red Cross, has received a dozen
refugee garments, which must be fin
! j hid before October lst. All workers
take notice.
In the draft contingent leaving Pen
dleton Tuesday mo. ming, Athena was
represented by Jesse Myrick. who goes
to Camp Lewis. and Charles Payne.
to Fort Mcdowell. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kibbe have re-
turned to Athena from Condon,, where
Mr.. Kibbe worked through harvest.
He reports grain there yielded from
Is to % bushels per acre.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Mansfield are
preparing to move to Walla Walla.
Miss Maude will have a position in a
store there. and Velva will take a
course of study in business.
Miss Greta Mcintyre will attend
Whitman College this year. Mrs.
Mcintyre will reside in Walla Wslla
during the school year, having rented
residence at 404, Sumach street.
Mrs. A. A. Foss is prepared to fur
nish information to any one regarding
home service work pertaining to the
war. War insurance, and all other
features of information, included.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Reeder have
returned from an automobile trip to
points on Puget Sound. The trip was
a enjoyable one. coed roads being
in evidence, with slight exceptions.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Pinkerton have
returned from the country, where they
assisted in harvesting the Watts Bros.
grain crop. and will be janitors at the
Athena school building again this year.
The housewives of Athena are invit-
ed to attend cooking demonstration
of Wear Ever Aluminium at the Chris
tian church Monday at 2:3O. Each
will receive an aluminium
pan.-Adv.
Miss Jessie Brierley, who resigned
her position as principal of the Athena
High school to accept position in the
new high school at Pilot Rock, will !
teach during the coming year at Mil
ton, instead.
Mrs. Otis Whiteman came down |
from LaCross Wednesday to see her
brother. Lieut.. Maurice Hill. and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Will Rider are expected |
from North Yakima today, to join in |
the family reunion.
Mr.. r. E. Stewards sample of corn |
left at Foss' hardware store for in
spection. has b.en gloriously vanquish-
ed by sample measuring nine feet |
in height, left there by Mrs. Sabina
Mort IN. Nextl
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Taylor have
'ecei7ed announcement of the wedding
If Miss Estella Elizabeth Keefer, of
Houston, Texas to Captain Benjamin
franklin Foster. U. S. A., to take
'lace on September 7th.
Miss Hazel Sanders, who had planned
o matriculate with StAHelen's Hall
n Portland, has decided to finish her
Ugh school course at Corvallis, the
oming year, living at the home of
er grandmother, Mrs. Ashpaugh.
Marion Hansel and family are
pending couple of weeks at Bing-
am Springs. Among others who are
t that resort from in and near Athena
re Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coppock and
ons and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Clemons. {
Mrs. X. d. Cashatt. and two chill
rem and AnCrew and Miss Sadie Nor
can motored down from Spokane last
aturday, and are visiting their par
lts in Weston, and at the home of
|r. and Mrs. A. M, NorDean in this
ty.
Virgil Wilaby, who is confined in 4
lard l, base hospital, Camp Lewis, "
rites that an operation on his injured n
,kle developed that a bone was frac- Z
red and that it will be some time D
'fore he will be able to participate a
training.
A party held in honor of the Athena D
'ys leaving this week to join the "
IVY, was given at the home of Mr.. U
ID Mrs. John Mathers, Tuesday even v
g. Miss Elizabeth Mathers being
stess to the number of young people
rticipating.
Members of Mckenzie Chapter, D
E. s., are Notified that September swr 81
b, being the first Wednesday in Sep -
nber, meetings will be resumed on ~
at date. and held on first and third -
of each month. By order i; :;
the Worthy Matroa. y
Mrs. Olin +. McFeron received a of
I'd stating the ship on which her hus- G.
nd sailed has arrived safely over m