The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-04-21

sible 600. His best run was 81 out
of 100. Omar Stephens and M. L
Watts also shot through the teurna.
| ment.
Mrs. Charles DeHaas and Miss Eve
Cries. teachers of the Athena school
were dinner guests Sunday of Miss
Hazel Duncan, at the home of hel
mother. Mrs. Iven O'Harra in Yves.
ton.
/ Rehearsals are in progress for 9
/ playlet to be given by members Of
the Parent Teachers association, ir
connection with the school program
to be given in the auditorium next
Friday evening.
Mrs. w. r. Taylor leaves Sunday
for Vale, Malheur county, to visit
hel son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert Clore, at their farm
home. Her mother, Mrs. Leeper
will accompany her.
Members Of the Christian church
and all attending services Sunday en-
! joyed splendid Easter dinner in the
church dining room. During the af-
ternoon election of officers was held
and other business was transacted.
Tonight at l. o. o.. FIX. of p
Hall, the Odd Fellows will hold the
| annual celebration of the founding of
the order, with an entertainment and
banquet, at which Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs and families will be guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Emmel and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dudley left by mo-
tor car yesterday morning for Port
land, on business connected with the
]. c. Penney store. They will visit
at other points in the valley while
absent.
K To conform with the state fire
Regulations, an iron lamp house has
been installed in the Standard Thea
treNthis week. Other alterations of
the interior of the theatre have also
been made to insure safety and sec
urity Of theatre attendants.
Last Friday evening a number of
friends complimented Mr.. and Mrs
b. b. Golf at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. R. B. McEwen, with
a surprise party in their honor. Cards
were played, and a pleasant evening
Nepded with substantial lunch.
TX Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belts were
| Pleasantly surprised, at their country
home south of town, by number Of
their neighbors who invaded their
home last night with intent to enter
tain. A jolly evening was passed
ending with a bounteous lunch pro-
vided by the invaders.
Herman Rosenberg, Pendleton far
mer, will be tried in justice court for
driving. a tractor on the hard sur
faced highway, west of Pendleton.
The machine tore up the pavement,
and as there is a state law prohibit
ing the tractors from use of the high
way, Rosenberg is liable to fine.
Honoring Mrs. John Wall, a num-
ber of her friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. W. X. Wall last Fri
day and gave her happy surprise.
All the ingredients of delicious
lunch were brought by the guests and
a pleasant sociable afternoon was
passed. About sixteen were present.
l>kVernon Miller is in the line for the
prize rod offered by Watts G. Rogers
| Tor the largest trout caught in Wild
Horse creek by boys of is years Of
age and under. He landed 12-inch
Rainbow trout Sunday. Watts & Ro-
gers have included Pine Creek in the
competitive contest for the prize rod
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Hadley. Miss
Francis Williams and Miss Mildred
Christensen were dinner guests Mon.
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d
S. Fisher. of Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Basler, Mrs. Chas. DeHaas and Miss
Eva Christensen. All are members
of the school faculty.
Will Campbell is improving the
gaplinger place near town. He has
sown alfalfa and set out over 200
fruit trees this spring. 1t is Mr.
Campbell's intention to ultimately
build fine home on the place. He
will reside there this fall and winter
coming from his farm to school his
children here.
The condition of Aunt Martha Mays
has been very bad the past week, and
her many friends fear for the out
come Of her illness. owing to her ad-
vanced age. Her son, Charles Mays
and wife Of Walla Walla were in the
city Sunday to see her. She is be-
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