The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-18

! A daughter was born on July IL to
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. westfalI, ner The
Dallas, Oregon. The little one weigh
-d ten pounds, eleven, ounces. Mrs.
Westfall was formerly zena Craft
ldaughter Of Mrs. G. T, Smith Of this
city.
Mrs B. B. Richards and little son
Roland. accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. H. II. Hill. left Wednesday even
ling for a few days stay in Tacoma
Mrs. Hill will visit sister there,
whom she has not met for a number
10y years.
X The Press printing plant is being
XthS>Week to the former location at
the corner Of Third and Jefferson
streets. The building at present oc-
cupied by the Press and the postof-
flee. was recently purchased BY
Watts & Rogers.
John Phillips, known by his Athena
friends as Red writes from Burke,
idaho, that he is leaving that city with
his BRIDE and after day or two in
lSpokane, will spend his honeymoon at
the home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Phillips in this city.
Lorain shick Is making hay while
the sun shines, SO to speak. during his
vacation. He is Janitor for the Stand
lard Theatre, B. B. Richards Insurance
Ioffice and McMadden's Pharmacy.
land on the side. Lorain finds time to
run errands and 30 swimming,
Mrs. Frank Miller Is here from
klamath Falls, visiting her mother,
Mrs. Walker, who Is in declining
heath. Her husband. Frank Miller.
| is chief Of the Klamath Falls fire de-
lpartment. Mrs. Miller will remain
| with her mother for some time.
The latest news from John Wall
was that he is now in Paris, where he
is G part Of the Composite Regiment
lof which the dispatches this week
Ieive account. John writes that after
gong to Brussels and London, he
hopes the next move may mean the
lgcod old U. s. Al.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dell and daugh-
tier, Lucinda and Mrs. Lucy Thompsoi.
of Walla Walla, left by automobile
early Wednesday morning for Hills
camp in the Blue mountains, where
Msr. Thompson owns a cabin where
they will camp for a few days and
prospect for huckelberries.
I. w. Ware writes from his home at
Nfedford that he Is greatly improved
latter an extended hour of California,
III which he saw nearly every city Of
notc in the state. With Mrs. Ware he
'so visited points of interest in old
Mexico. He hopes to be able. to re-
lsume his vocation as druggist in the
lnear future.
A letter from George Winship, who
is in the General Hospital at Fort
douglas, Utah, states that he expects
soon to be sent to San Francisco, fol
further treatment, and hopes to be
granted furloughA from SUFFERING
from heart and lrng trouble, and pic
lures received by his friends would
indicate that he has lost some avoir-
Idupoise during his protracted illness.
| Ralph, the little son of Mrs W. J
| Carstens, is again In the hospital a.
IPendleton, under care OF DR.. Parker
tSometime age the little fellow struck
lhis ankle with O vase BAN bat.
lflamation developed and an operation
iwas resorted to for relief. A seconc
operations took place last week, wher
a portion OF the bone was removed.
is feared there is possibility OF tn
[boy losing his foot.
Ernie Blomgren, of the 116th En-
tgineers. surprised his friends here b,
walking In Sunday evening. He wa
on the wrecked train No. 1s. at Thor
Hollow, Sunday morning. and was de
llayed in Pendleton all day. He Wis
lifted his sister, Mrs. John Barnes here
land was accompanied to his father
home near Weston, BY Mr.. and Mrs
Barnes. He reports that his buddy,
Swan Kennard. and he were sepa
rated but that kennard will arrive II
a few days. Sunday he took dinner II
Pendleton with Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Graham, the latter a sister Of Mr.
IKennard.
| A letter from Mrs. Effie Edingtor
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