The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1892-08-12
CITY AND COUNTY.
Local Notes Gathered by the Reporter
Births, Deaths, Marriages and
Other Interesting News.

Hurrah Cor new sidewalks!
New apples, peaches and water
are in the market.
F. G. Hull, of the Milton Eagle,
is very i'll with bilious fever.
Red bull calf for sale. In good
condition. Inquire OF s. S. Shields.
List your property with the Wes-
ton Zeal Estate, Loan & Collection
Company.
Robert Jamiesoh's family has
returned from a wesk's outing on
Linkton mountain.
A complete stock of fresh fami-
ly groceries were received at Bar
nett's cash store this morning.
Farm and city properties for sale
by the Weston Real Estate, Loan
q Collection Company. Office in
LEADER building.
Read the bargains in real estate
offered by the Weston Real Estate,
Loan & Collection Co., on the Sec
ond page of this issue.
Harry Brown, foreman of the
LEADER composing room, is visiting
relatives in Boise City, where he
will remain twn weeks
Mrs. G. A. r. McGrew and chill
dren are enjoying the cool shade
and good water at Saling's camp.
Bob wears black shirt.
Every day brings new residents
to Weston. More dwellings and
more business houses are among
the pressing necessities.
Ed Sailing reports that huckleber-
ries are plentiful in the vicinity Of
Saling's camp. Huckleberrying is
a favorite pastime with Ed.
David Peters, Pendleton veteran
who was recently granted pension
of @12 per month, has received q
voucher 1or $271.2O back pay.
There are nearly 100000 brick
ready for shipment on the Weston
Brick & Tile Company's yards
Thirty men are constantly employ
ed.
Charley Coker departed for Ritz
| vile, Wash, on Wednesday, where
he will attend to the horses belong
ing to Kiilgore, McDougal &
Milton.
T. F. Rourke, of the we'll knowl
grain shipping firm Of Hamilton &
Ruurke, was visitor to Weston
on Wednesday. He reports NJ
movement in wheat.
[ On Thursday last n FIRMLY n
campers on Bread street were eau
toned by Marshal Beers to depar
from the locality for good and sui
ficient reasons. They departe'
forthwith.
| Died, at Tacoma on August
1872, Mrs. Eva Kobiey, formerly {
this county. Mrs. Robley was wei
known in this section. The re
mains were taken to Walla Wall
for burial.
! Quite number of inquiries fe
dwelling houses have been made d
this office during the week by pal
ties who desire to locate. Thos
who have residence properties te
sale or to rent will please repor
N. H. Wilson, representing tt
Salem Statesman, one OF the brigh
est papers published in Oregol
called at the LEADER sanctum t,
day. He is on a soliciting tour ft
the weekly edition of the Statesman
j.. Stone, of Milton, was
the city on Thursday, the guest
MIR. and Mrs. Neil McEachel
Newt admits that Weston no
:, shows more substantial improv
!, ments than any other town in tt
county.
8 George Darveau, of Pendleto
t was in the city Wednesday makil
, preparations to start for the Gree
, horn mining district, where ~
foot tunnel will be run in
: Carbonate mine, owned by Darvea
Richardson, Duprat and Beardsle
J. The sad news of the death
n Mrs. John McRae, of Milto
n reached US on Thursday mornil
; Heart trouble was the cause. T
many friends of the young husbal
1t will sympatl.ize with him in tt
:. misfortune. One child is left
9 bear the father company throu
life.
l. Mr.. VIM. Cumming. of Golde
: dale, Wash, was among the CALI
n at the LEADER editorial rooms d,
Is ing the week. Mr.. Cumming /
l. accepted position in the new g
1T eral merchandise store of Marst
Ii & CO., Main street. as manager
ts the dry goods department, a
Or will remove his family here.
The new firm of Sailing & {
r proprietors of the Red Front Ste
y have a new announcement on
at other page of this issue. One
e. the largest and most compl