The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-05-09


panying Mr.. and Mrs. W. R Taylor.
Lorin O'Gara of Pendleton. publish
er Of THE STAR" the grade paper of
the Pendleton schools, was in the city
yesterday and called at the Press office.
We will receive the new Columbia
Records on the 10th and goth of each
month. Come in and hear the new
ones. Athena Drug Company. ADV.
Helen Lucille, the little three-year-
old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. H. A.
Barrett has been very seriously i'll the
past week. but is now considered out
Of danger.
A fine new four-passenger Stephens
Salient Six was delivered to W. S.
Ferguson this week by R. A. Thomp.
son, local agent. The car, beautiful
model. is finished in black.
Thursday evening Miss Grants
second French class and Miss Esben-
sens second English class drove to the
Weston dam where they had a picnic
supper and took some interesting pic
lures.
Announcement is received of the
birth of son. to Mr.. and Mrs. Qrtis
D. Harris. on April 80. at their Hbme
in Kalispel, Montana. The young man
weighs eight pounds end is named
Enrol Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B Richards and
little son Roland left Sunday evening
for Tacoma. Mr.. Richards returning
Wednesday evening. and Mrs. Rich
ards and Roland will remain for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. S. F. Sharp and daughter, Mrs.
James McSherry, left Sunday for Ia
coma where the latter will join her
husband and reside in the future. Mrs.
Sharp will remain with her daughter
for couple of weeks.
Audra and Mildred Winship yester-
day received handsome silk embroid-
cred souvenir pillow top. sent by their
brother D lex, prior to his departure
from France. However. Dick came
near beating the souvenir home.
Mrs. Alfred CASTILLO and little son
left yesterday for short visit in PEN
dleton. after which they will return to
Portland to reside. Mrs. CASTILLO has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Eliza Pinkertor, for the past three
months.
Miss Carrie Sharp. who is enlisted
in the Government service and holds a
clerical position at Bremerton, Wash.
is home on a fifteen days furlough.
and will keep her father, DR.. Sharp.
company during the absence Of her
mother on visit to Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S LeGrow left
Sunday for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Bowles, who live on Mr.. LIZ
Crows stock ranch in Montana. They
make the trip by automobile, and in
tended spending Monday night will
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hawks at Boomers
! Ferry, Idaho.
Rev. Pratt, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church. last night rendered
his resignation. to take effect June
1st. The resignation comes at this
time for the reason that the health of
Mrs. Pratt. has been failing. The
family will return to their home at
Pullman. Wash.
George Gross. who was taken SER
iously i'll last week, was moved to Col
lege Place sanitarium. Saturday, ac-
companied by DR.. Sharp, his attending
physician. An operation for gall stones
was deferred temporarily on account
of the patients condition. Mrs. Gross
is remaining at the bedside of her
husband.
Better not take any chance with
"Fly-by-night" dentists, but consult
one who has proven his work by sue
cessful practice in our midst. Get
the best dental work. Have it done by
a dentist whose guarantee is worth
something. "a word to the wise ought
to be sufficient DR. Sponogle, Dem
tist-Adv.
Lewis H. Nelson. the Umapine SOL
dier who was shrapneled and gassed in
the Argonne battle and who was listed
on the war records as dead. left Mon
day for Sargent. Nebraska. on two
months visit with his parents. He
will return to Umatilla county and
work on the farm of Hodgens brothers
northwest of Athena.
Mayor Watts went to Baker Monday.
by automobile, where he inspected
plans for monument to be erected in
memory of his deceased wife. The
monument will be of beautiful Vermont
marble, and when completed will be
placed at the grave in Athena GEM
etery. Mr.. Watts was accompanied
to Baker by W. 0. Read.
II. c. Curry, Eve-sight specialist.
formerly of Walla Walla, now Of Seat
tie, who has made many professional
visits to Athena will make the next
professional visit Monday. May IL. at
the Hotel st. Nichols. for one day on
ly. Eyes examined and glasses fitted.
Mr., Curry will be glad to meet the old
friends and patrons. ADV.