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1 Press Paragraphs "The Shamrock Handicap" Standard Theatre tomorrow right. Allie Knight of rendleton was in Athena Wednesday. Mrs. Francis Lieuailen was here from Adams Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Russell of Pendleton, spent Friday in Athena. Charles May of Weston was a busi ness visitor here Wednesday. Everett Knight, is in Portland for a week's visit at the metropolis. Mrs. Harold liarnett was an Athe na visitor Wedn.-sday afternoon. B. D. Tharp came over from Wal la Walla, and spent the day in Athe na. Dr. Sharp is home from the hospit al at Walla Walla, and is improving in health. Mrs. B. B. Richards and Mrs. O. 0. Stephens were Walla Walla visit ors Tuesday. R. C. Prestbye and W. S. Fergu son were business visitors in Pendle ton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickey re lumed to Athena Wednesday, from Ferdinand, Idaho. Henry Koepke returned home Tues day night from Spokane where he upent the week end. Lloyd Mathers who is employed in the 0. W. R & N. depot at Milton was in Athena Sunday. A new mens furnishings display window has made its appearance in Athena down at Steves. Robert Sleeman of Seattle, ia here from his home and is visiting hi;, sister, Mrs. W. J. Crabill. Mr. and Mrs. William Marsh of Endicott, Washington spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Lee. ALLEN BELL DRAYMAN Thone 24 Transfer and Express Prompt Service Dealer in ! ICE ! "Wild Horse Mesa" Sttfndard Theatre, Sunday nighU Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Booher took Sunday dinner at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Dwight L. Hackett. Mr. Young, Nash dealer of Fetidle ton was a luncheon guest at the B. B. Richards home Wednesday. Miss Pauline Myrick of Walla Wal la spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Myrick. Mrs. J. C. Burke has gone on a visit to the home of her son, V. C. Burke, at Winona, Washington. ' Mr. and Mrs. Louie Jensen of Reed & Hawley mountain were in town Friday and visited with friends. Miss Margaret Lee who has been confined to her home for several days by illness is able to be out again. Mrs. Alex Shaw has returned to her home at North Powder, after vis iting her sister, Mrs. Arnold Wood. Frank Broughton, step-son of the late Zeb Fawset is here from Amity, Oregon, to work in the harvest fields. Miss Ellen Henry who is attend ing Willamette University at Salem, is expected home the last of this week. Mrs. Nellie Taylor, Mrs. Leeper and Mrs. Clore were here from Pen dleton visiting Athena friends Wed nesday. Mrs. D. H. Mansfield, of Pendleton and Mrs. J. L. Hamilton of Joseph, were week end guests of Mrs. Bert Logsdon. John Benson will go to Baker to work out the assessment on his min ing claim. Harry McBride will ac company him. Mrs. John Walter has been ill nt her home west of Athena, as the re sult of influenza terminating in an attack of quinsy. Reverend and Mrs. Bollinger were in Milton yesterday, where they were guests at a birthday dinner, honor ing their son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Frazier of Milton spent Sunday in Athena, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton. Mrs. M. M. Johns had as guests at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gecrge Ayers of Wallula and Mrs. Lillian Fredericks of Weston. A. M. Gillis. former resident of Athena, and now prominent farmer of the Washtucna country passed through Athena Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson were in town Wednesday from their stock ranches on the Umatilla river. I For a nice box of Chocolate, try . Jits Nationally oAdveitised McFadden'S Pharmacy IllFailMAlffllllMlBlMlM "Oh, You Tony!" Standard Theatre Wednesday night. E. V, Holt, former electrician for the Preston-Shaffer plant in Athena, passed through town Monday . en route by motor car, to California. W. C. Russell and Sanford Stone returned Tuesday from an extended fishing trip in Central Oregon. They reported a fine time and good luck. C. D. Gabrielson, special agent for the Royal Insurance company made his annual business trip this week. Mr. Gabrielson's home is in Salem. Herman Hoffman, local agent for the Case combine harvester, unload ed two machines at Walla Walla this week, to deliver to purchasers there. Three more binder sales have been added to the season's sale list by Rogers & Goodman, who handle the McCormick-Deering line of machin ery. B. B. Richards is having a well dug on his premises, and will install a pumping plant for irrigation pur poses.' John Hoey is digging the well. Mrs. Mary Croupe of LaCrosse, niece of Mrs. Martha Shick has re turned to her home after spending the last week at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Con Norris and children and Miss Edna Miller of Endicott and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller of Spokane are now visiting at the M. I. Miller home. Word from Newmarket, Tennessee, is to the effect that James Haworth is working in a barber shop there, and that "Dad" is having the time of his life. Marcum Anderson who has recent ly moved to Walla Walla from Port land was a week end visitor of M. L. Watts. Mr. Anderson is a nephew of Mrs. Watts. Beryl Hodgen, University of Oregon-student is home for the summer. He will be employed on the ranches of L. L. Rogers during the summer vacation season. Ray Jones is carrying the mail on route: 2 out of Weston, in place of the . regular carrier, Ray Gordon, who is on a fishing trip in the De schutes country. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Hackett returned Friday from their Califor nia trip and are being heartily wel comed by their congregation at the Christian church. Miss Billie Baker and Miss Anita Schoeble of Portland who were guests of Miss .Edna Pinkerton several days this week will return to the metro polis the last of this week. Last Sunday Milton I. Miller and family, Mrs. Con Norris and children and Miss Edna Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller spent the day at Bingham Springs swimming. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Birch and son of Walla , Walla, who are moving to Tacoma to reside, spent the week end in Athena at the home of Mrs. Birch's brother, Earl Martin. "Scotty" Kretzer, who is a studont at the University of Oregon, at Eu gene, arrived home this week and will be employed on the Watts broth ers ranch during the summer. Miss Elsa Ringel is home from 0. A. C. for the summer vacation per iod. She was met at Pendleton, Fri day by her father, Louie Ringel. and her sister, Miss Emma Ringel. Mr. and . Mrs. H. F. Miller and family of Spokane and Mr. and Mr. J. W. Miller and Mrs. H. J. Miller ; Steves New Gent's Furnishings Department Carries Road lis oss of the vera Park Mills Men's Fancy Hose, Workmen's Sox, Boss of the Road Sox, Rockford Shirts, Fancy Negligee Shirts, Dress Shirts. Workmen's Shirts, Men's Underwear including N. B. Fullback Union Suits, Park Mill Light Weight Ribbed Underwear. Full line of Garters, Suspenders, Belts, etc., and last but not least, a big line of Canvass and Yukon Buckskin Work Gloves. Prices on These Goods Are Right STKVK S OUOCERY Quality Quantity, Service. Phone 171. Athena, Oregon of Endicott, Washington were visit ing at the M. I, Miller home last week. ' Mrs. Charles Bulfinch of Weston and her sister, Mrs. P. A. Worthing ton of Portland, were calling on Athena friends Tuesday afternoon. -. Miss Edna Hanna, director of mus ic at-the Malen Burnett school, and instructor of the Athena class, i3 spending her summer vacation in the East. She will return in August. . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wissler of Pendleton were Sunday visitors at the McLeod home in the west part of town. In the .afternoon they motored to Walla Walla, accompanied by Miss Gladys McLeod. Mrs. Robert N. Stanfield who re cently, returned from Washington was the guest of Athena friends Sun day. Mrs. Stanfield has spent sever al days. this week, visiting Mrs. Lil lian Fredericks at Weston. Mrs. C. M.- Eager and daughters. Virginia and Betty, Wednesday went to Dayton, .where they will :visit at the ' home ; of Mr. . Eager's . parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Everett Eager. They will return home, Sunday. Mrs.. M. L. Watts and Mrs. H. I. Watts are spending the week in Port land and are expected home Saturday evening. Mrs. H. I., Watts is dele gate from McKenzie -Chapter and is attending Grand Chapter, O. E, S. , Miss Billie Baker, and Miss Anita Schoeble . of Portland and Misses Edna Pinkerton, Lois .Mclntyre, Edn DeFreece, Phyllis Dickenson and Mrs. Fred Pinkerton were dinner guests of Miss Hilda Dickenson Tuesday even ing. Mrs. McNair is assisting in the dry goods department at the Athena De partment Store during the absence of F, B. Radtke, who with his family h on a motor trip to 'Crater Lake and other recreational points in Southern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. RayvShick and Mrs. Helen Fletcher of Portland and Ar chie Shick and daughter , June, of Walla Walla spent Sunday in Athe na, visiting at the homes of Mrs. Martha Shick and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Shick. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Smock of Weston, Miss Otha . McCorkell and Velton Read of Athena left Tuesday by motor for Seaside, where they will enjoy that summer . resort's re creational advantages. They will be away about ten days. Mr. and Mrs. George Gentner of Chicago, arrived in Athena last Wed nesday and are visiting at the home of Mrs. Gentner's aunt Mrs. F. B. Wood. They are on their way to Los Angeles and are making the ov erland trip by motor. Miss Ruby Fessehden, a teacher in the Hood River high school, and the Misses Loreno West and Charlotte Brosious visited at the home of Miss Zola Keen and later attended the commencement exercises and alumni banquet at Whtman college. Dr. A. C. Froom returned to Athe na Sunday from St. Vincent, Alberta., where he spent several weeks on his farm there. He left Monday for Portland, where he will remain sev eral days in the interest of hia pat ent automobile window silencer. Mrs. W. S. Ferguson who has spent several days visiting at Nampa, Idaho arrived home Wednesday night. Her daughter Mrs. Horace Belnap who she has been visiting is expected here Sunday. Mrs. Belknap wiil be accompanied by her little son and daughter.- Miss Nell Savely, popular teacher in the Pinkerton district northwest of Athena will return for her fourth year's work this fall. At present Miss Savely is at Franklin, Kentucky where she was called by the serious illness of her father, whose condition is now improved. Mrs. David Stone has returned to her home after several weeks stay in Walla Walla where she was called due to the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Elliott who has been suffering from the effects of a fall is now improving and hopes for her recovery are entertained. - Mrs. Lillian Dobsbn, wha with her sister, Mrs. Guy Shields and niece, left June 5th for. a trip to Yellow stone Park and other points, writes friends here that on the 10th they were encamped on the Little Mis souri near Custer's battleground, and were making about 200 miles per day. They expected to be in Detroit, within a week or ten days. The trio are traveling in a Ford, and enjoy ing the trip to the full. The Churches M. E. Church Sunday school at 10 J a. m. Morn ing worship at 11: a. m. Sermon subject: "Purposive Prayer." - M.L-i." " ' ' - - 1 11 I II n i II l.o ,IJ,llifaM.inililir- ill II II ri TinTTO Till 1 11 1 11 Vl UUUUHHUHHVjaHimUUUUUWUU IE This is an age of out door sports and every sport has its correct costume. Cnn'mmi'nn Jo, .nKnn Twldv'fl . OlIlimTTliriOf CUlt TYVIICr. Hf flDOVe YBX)Y02LCh ; in fit, color, lines and in every thing that makes for comfortable action and " pieasmg appearance. ColumM&lnit Baptist Church ' Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morn-! ing worship at 11:00 a. m. Junior Young People at 6:00 p. m. Thei Seniors go to Hermiston Sunday af-j ternoon and will remain for evening ! ! services, hence no Senior evening ! ! services. Song and Praise service at ! 8:00 p. m. Young Peoples Prayer' ! league Tuesday evening at 8:00 p. m. Mid-week meeting every Thursday evening at 8:00 p. rh. If you have not a church home worship v. Ufa us. Swimming Suits are made to fit. snugly,' to give the.utmost freedom of action and to please with their bright,' permanent colors and smart style. ' We have them for Men, Women: and?; Children, in one and two piece suits ', Price $2.25 to Per Suit $50 Phone" Your Order To 152 Athena Department tore THE STANDARD THEATRE Free Tickets for this show to MR. JOHN BURKE Saturday, June 19 Janet Gay nor and Leslie Fenton In he Shamroc fe Handicap International News. Comedy Admission Prices, 10c-35c Free Tickets for this show to MISS SADIE PAMBRUN Sunday, June 20 Zane Grey's With Tack Holt, Noah. Beery, Billie Dove and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Filmed in the Arizona wild horse country a new and fascinating r back ground. Where horses know no master, and hearts know the. thrill of Jove. Furious fist fights, reckless riding, and a stupendous horse-stampede climax . story for story, punch for punch,, thrill, for .thrill, there isn't a better .West?.. : ern on the screen. . . . , , . Pathe Review Comedy Admission Prices 10c-35c Wednesday, : June- 23- Tom Mix and Tony In Q 7 fe 9 You To take a cowboy, green from the ranch, and plunge him into the midst of Washington society could not fail to be an interesting and amusing experi ment. It is around such an experiment that the plot of "Oh, You Tony!" is built In the supporting cast are Claire Adams, Richard Loreno, Earle Foxe and Mae Wallace. Comedy Admission Prices I0c-35c Coming: June 25 and 26-Two Nights John Barrymore in! "The Sea Beastl: MobyCick'-"- 6