The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-09-26

will, en- route visit the clarene,
Wrights in Wallowa county MI
Jones recently purchased a farm neal
Vale. VI
| Chaperoned by Chance Rogers, d
party of hunters left Athena thii
morning for the Watts & Rogers rancf
near Odessa. Wash. on duck
hunting trip. lake on he Watts II
Rogers ranch affords idesl sport to
scattergun experts. J
4 Harold Cochran is here from Med
ford, in the interests Of the Mutna
Life Insurance Company Of New Yorh
Of which he is agent. Mr.. Cochran
( will assist the force in the First Ma
4 tional Bank part Of the time during
Mr.. LeGrow's absence.
Mrs. Cox and family left last week
for Centralia, Wash. to reside. Mrs.
Cox. who is widow. having liveds.jn
Athena for several years. and leaves
many friends here, has purchased d
tract Of land in that vicinity, and VIII
build up home there.
/, Mrs. O. G. Barton and her sister,
( Mrs. John Stone, retnrnedFlast week to
| their homes at Midyale, Idaho. They
we're accompanied by the mother Of
the late Osie Barton. and were taken
over BY Fred Gross. the trip being
made in his automobile.
Misses Belda and Francis Rainville,
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rainville. are down from their home
at Colfax. WASH, visiting relatives.
They are guests of their grandmother.
Mrs. $. G. Stanton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stanton. and other friends.
Mrs. M. N. Johns. Miss Gilmore
Chapman and Flint Johns left Sunday
afternoon. by auto. en- route to their
home at Vancouver WASH. after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vile Johns. The young people will
this week take 10 their studies at the
University CT Oregon.
Mrs. A. j. Wagner leaves next We'd
nesdav for Belville. Kansas, to visit
her sister. From there she goes 10
Oskaloosa. Iowa, to visit relatives.
and will probably remain in the mid.
die west the greater mart Of the win
ter. Mrs William Shrimpf will be
her travelling companion.
This evening in the banquet room Of
the High school building. the Soph.
omore class will be hosts to the FRESH
men class and teachers Of the high
school The rooms are being. tastes
fully decorated and entertainment and
refreshments will be furnished by the
Sophomores to their guests.
New rental books on the Library
shelves are reported as follows: Har-
old Bell Wright, The Recreation of
Brian Kent; Cooke. The Cricket; Ham
ilton, Who Cares; Sinclair. Burned
Bridges: Stockley. Wanderfoot: Ruck.
A Land Girls Love Story: Atherton.
The Avalanche; Hough, The Broken
Gate.
Mrs A. Matthews will move the
Stvle Shop into the building recently
vacated bv A. B. Steele. The Style
Shop will occupv the front norton of
the store room and Mr.. Matthews will
use the back part for an automobile
uDholstering and harness repair shop.
DR.. G. H. Smith will have his office in
the building being vacated by the
Style Shop.
Mrs. William Shrimpf will leave on |
October 1st for a couple Of months |
visit with relatives at her old home in
Holton. Kansas, and will visit Kansas
CITY. Leevenworth and Lawrence,
Kan. This is Mrs. Shrimpf,s first.
visit east in many years. and she an
ticipates much pleasure in it. She
will be accompanied by Mrs. A. j.
to within eighty miles of her
destination. Mr.. Shrimpf will visit
their daughter. Mrs. Virgil zerba, on
the, ranch during her absence.
Z John Douglas came to town Wednes-
lay from the Frank Brown place on
Gold Spring. and had broken shoul-
der blade set by DR.. Sharp. John
was unaware of the nature Of his trou-
pie until examined by the physician.
Some days ago he was loosely thrown
from swinging porch seat by one of
The men at the ranch. and after suffer-
ing increasing pain from the slight
TALL, decided to consult a doctor, with
he above result. He will carry his
shoulder in "sling" for some time to
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Wilmot will
cave TODAY for Long Beach, Califor-
,ia, where they intend to make their
permanent home. This most estimable
'ouple will be missed in this vicinity,
where by their sterling qualities they
rave endeared themselves to many
riends. Mrs. WiImot, as "Aunt Liz
lie" Mansfield. has been known and
owed for manv years and her husband
Turing his five years residence has
made host Of friends. They will
rive through in their Dodge car. this
'eihg their fourth trip over the Pacific
'ighway to Long Beach. and will visit
riends at Eugene and other points en- ,
cute f
Uncle Lu Wilmot has received word