Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06
Hollis s. Cleve, Ceuterville.

Additional loeal on first page.
The city of Weston has received its
new charter, extending the limits.
MIR. Fl. @. Marshall is improving |
and bsautifying his property on Water
street.
The Weston merchants haye been
receiving large invoices of new goods
this week.
Mr.. F. NJ. Panty. clerk Of school
district No. 10, has given bonds to the
amount of s.. 900.
The lane north of town has been
straighteued SO AS to be continuous with
Water street. Good.
"A Mr. w. II. Morrow Of Pendleton
was married at that place on February
10Th, and died sn March I'd.
Mr.. 3. T. Shoemaker, the pump
man from Pendieton, WAS in the city
yesterday. Look cut for his ad next
week.
Next Sunday there will be divine
services at All Saints church, morning
ing aud evening, Rev. G. E. Johnston,
officiating.
David Brown, who has one of the
best ranches in the county, on the Wild
Horse, will plant absut $50 acres in
corn this spring.
Old Squire Depuy, after long
absence from the city, returned yester.
day afternoon. He was cordially well
coined by his many friends.
Prof. w. NJ. Pierce Of Milton was
in the city yesterday. The Milton
school, the first term Of which closed
last Friday will reopen next Monday.
&C. p. Davis labors as teacher in
the Ccnterville public school closed last
Friday, and Prof. Ellington will man.
age the school alone during the spring
term.
Mrs, A. w. Stansberry. living be
tween Echo and Prospect, has developed
symptoms lately of violent insanity anc
has been taken to Portland for treat
ment.
Mrs. Joseph Morgan has been dan
gerously i'll tor the last week. w,
hope soon to hear of her recovery. TIL,
family have the sympathics of man.
friends.
"A petition for semi-weekly mail SCI
+ vice between Vansycle and Juniper post
office has been forwarded to Washing
ton. Hitherto the mail has been brougf
.. i'll once week by private carrier.
Last Monday Mr.. NJ. r. Youn
and family arrived here from Michigan
; and will become permanent residents
Umatilla county. Mr.. Young is brotl
er of our hardware man, Mr.. J. y
" Young of Weston.
s AT the Inauguration ball at th
place last Wednesday evening Il
young folks are said to have had a ver
- pleasant time. About six couple fro
!. Milton were present. The supper go
, ten up by Mrs. Patterson was Grs
class.
,e -Rev. II. C. Oglesby, P. E., broug
TO his family here last Wednesday. We
al ton will now be his home and hea
er quarters during his stay in this distrit
i. Mr.. Oglesby who lived among us on
as before for several years has host
lie friends in this vicinity who will
id pleased at his return.
as On the south fork of Juniper Pal
ly Brothers, of Walla Walla, have lC
n acres In fall wheat; Mr.. Clark, 800;
e" l.. Gordon, l30; Dave Gordon, 100;
= II. Boyer, 100; J. B. Davis, l40; A.
to Long, 300; Thomas Nicley. 800; W.
,se Long, ITS; ]. Cornelius, ITO; Mr.. "
nd Hanson, 90; Mr.. Christensen, l60; \
it. Petrie, 60.
IN MIR. Davi1 Pinkerton, of West
ars who has been spending the winter W
he his son.in-law, Judge j. d. Fenton, {
ebrated his SOth birthday on last Thu
day. He is lifelong Democrat, Ii
ing voted for General jackson in is
and his last vote for Grover Clevela
-. in 1884. He and his aged wife, VIII,
IS years old, will start home next Nj
- day in company with Hen. Il. A. Lo
" EFT, who is relative of theirs.-- Ore.
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