East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-16
NEWT OF WESTON
COMINGS AND GOINGS
OF WESTON PEOPLE.
Clark Wood Chronicles the IIaps and
Misfaps of That Enterprising Little
Burg-Many Visitors at Weston
This Ecar-'Thcy Stop ON Their Way

From the East To the Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Banister are at
the metropolis this week doing the
fair,
Mrs. Grace V, Ray left Sunday for
Milton to begin her work at teacher
in the public schools of that city.
Mrs. Jerome Stewart, Roy Stewart
and Miss Pansy Stewart left for Port
land Tuesday to attend the exposition.
Mrs. w. s Richeson. of Green
vile, o., is visiting at the home of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. II. r. Nelson. in
this city
Ralph Kinnear is at the exposition
this week. adding his smile to the sum
spent by bunchgrassers in the gay
metropolis.
j, y. Lieuallen has returned from
Nampa, where he decided not to To-
cate. He found wages too low there
in proportion to the cost of living.
Miss Stella O'Hara has been em-
ployed to teach a five months term
of school i'm the Blue Mountain dis
trict near Weston, which opens next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mcdaniel have
moved from their home on Weston
mountain to Athena, where Mrs Nc
Daniel is teaching the fifth and sixth
grades in the public school, which
! opened Monday.
Information was filed in the re-
corder's court this morning by Dan
! +. Hicks against George Cramer, who
conducts a lunch counter i'm the White
/ House saloon. There are two COM
plants. charging assault and battery
and abusive language, alleged to have
been committed last Sunday.
! $. +. Clark, an extensive cattleman
of Camas Prairie, and an old-time
friend of Thompson Warren, was in
town a few days this week. Mr..
Clark has arranged to place his two
children. .Beryl and Walter, in the
Weston public school. They will make
their home at Prof. Gubser's resi-
dence.
T. ]. Shaw and family will leave
soon for Roseburg, Or, near which
place Mr.. Shaw has purchased a nice
home and seven acres of garden land.
In his departure Weston loses good
citizen.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Woods came
home from the exposition Monday
evening delighted with their trip.
After admiring the glories of the fair
they stopped for week at the home
of Mr.. Woods father near Moro,
where nothing was too good for them
! and every day was a festival.
Mrs. Jane Rose and daughter-in-
law, Mrs Belle Rose. and daughter,
Mrs Anna Read. the Kansas guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gould, left
Tuesday for the fair, accompanied
by the latter. They were Joined at
Pendleton by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brim.
The party will also visit the ocean
beaches. Mrs Rose and daughters
will return home via the Northern
Pacific permitting II stop at Hatton'
Wash. where her father and two
, brothers reside.
, A social dance affording more than
usual enjoyment, was given at Weston
opera house last evening by the
Walla Walla orchestra, II. b. Grove
3 director. A. B. Jones manager. All
who attended unite in praising the
, excellent music furnished by this or
ganization. which is the leading or
chestra of the Garden City and gives
popular dances there on "Wednesday
and Saturday evenings at Armory hall.
e The six instruments played by skilled
, musicians. filled the hall with harmo-
$ nious sound.
e l.. Monterastelli, of the firm OF
v Monterastelli Bros, marble and gran
t ite dealers. Pendleton, has commenced
cutting stone with a force of men on
his contract at the government bar
racks Fort Walla Walla. Monteras-
telli Bros. are among the leading mar
y bile and granite dealers in the north
u west. and carry an immense stock al
l. their shops in Pendleton. Their show
: room is now fun of finished stones
l. and they have another car EN- route
u direct from the largest quarries o
II Vermont.
g Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Lee and daugh
s ters arrived home Saturday from
# visit to the Portland fair. Miss Dais!
" Lee. who for several terms has beer
9 a very popular teacher i'm the fori
& district north of town, will teach thi
y. year in the Pendleton public SCHOOLS
Miss Rosa Lee, who has been a nor
NAL student at Weston for the pas
}. two years. goes to Monmouth to com
plete the course.
/. William Jameson, aged about 81
N wears, dropped dead from heart trou
bile Friday at Frank English's plac
on Weston mountain. He had casual
l. lv come to the place to watch har
l. vest crew at work, and suddenly fel
l. TO the ground near spring wher
Ie he had gone to get drink OF water
a Mr.. Jameson was painter and car
L penter by occupation. He resided a
Milton. where he left widow an
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