East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-05

Weston, Oct. 5.-A game of foot
ball will take place on the Norma
campus tomorrow, Saturday afternoon
between the Normal team and tn,
Walla Walla high school. Severa
new men will be tried out during tn,
game. 1t is for practice and not {
schedule game. The lineup is a!
follows: Center. Winnert or Wilson
left guard, Frank Laughridge: L. T.
Stinchfield; L. B. Rugg or Maxim; R
e., Wilson; R. F., Winnert; R. C.
Harley; Q. B., Potter; L. H., Rock; R
H., Stricklin; F. B., N. Lauhridge
The game will be called at 8 O'Clock
and is the first of the season.
Miss Martha Lieuallen of Adams
was visiting Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lieuallen in
this city.
P. A. Worthington. secretary of the
| board of regents for the Weston Nor.
NAL. has been in the city for several
days, looking after the interests OF
the school.
A. R. Lansdale has returned from
an extended stay at Hot Lake, and he
is much improved in health.
George Carmichael is building an
additional reservoir at his farm north
of the city. The twin reservoirs will
have a united capacity of about 5000
gallons.
DR.. Cashatt is arranging to build
west side of his sanatorium. thus maxi
ing it one of the best equipped pri-
vate hospitals in the inland empire.
P. c. Martin left by team and buggy
early in the week on an extended
pleasure trip in the interior country.
He went first to Elgin, then to Baker
City, then to Canyon City, then to
Haystack on the John Day and on to
Tygh valley south of The Dalles. He
has sons and daughters whom he will
visit in these different localities. He
will be absent several months.
]. B. Hart, formerly of this place,
has engaged ]. NJ. Ashworth and his
force of carpenters to build a $1,000
residence for him on his farm near
Walla walla.
Repairs on Depot.
A crew Of o. r. & n. carpenters ar
rived in the city yesterday and they
have commenced work at the depot.
The building will be entirely remod-
eled and living rooms will be added
upstairs for the agent. Water works
and electric lights will be installed
and when completed 1t will be one OF
the finest depot buildings on the line
OF the o. r. & n.
Large Turnips and Cabbage.
George Brentcher, who lives on the
mountain near Briggson, yesterday
brought in some fine samples of tur-
nips and cabbage from his place. One
OF the turnips which he presented to
Col. Clark Wood, weighed eight
pounds.
Many Attend Fair.
Mayor S. A. Barnes, ana others toe
numerous to mention, have been at
tending the Walla walla fair this
week. Thirty-six tickets were sold
from this place yesterday alone.
Sons Born.
Monday night, October /, to Mr.
and Mrs. F. c. Greer, at their home
near Weston, a son.
Saturday evening, September 30. to
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Humeston, in this
city, a son.
In Salt Lake City.
r. c. French, president of the wes-
ton Normal, is expected to return
from Salt Lake City today, where he
has been for a week past, to conduct
| an important educational rally, under
| the auspices Of the Y. NJ. G. A. A
! program Of special interest was car.
ried out, and was attended by many
prominent educators.
Grain at the Docks.
Frank Stewart, Jesse Lieuallen and
| Ed Wood have gone to Portland tc
handle grain at the docks. Over sc
| men were sent to Portland from
wheat warehouses in the inland en-
pire, to relieve the congestion there
due to the strike.
Land Sale.
William LEWIS has sold his farm or
Weston Mountain to Charles snider
OF Walla Walla, for a consideration
Of $4,000. The place consists Of 16C
acres and is good mountain land.
Wheat Sales.
Since the price OF wheat has gone
above the normal market price, some
wheat has been changing hands dur.
Ing the past few days in the eastern
Oregon and Walla walla country. J.
y. Blomgren sold 1000 bushels Mon.
day to Agent Barnes of the Elevator
company on a basis of SO cents foI
No. /.
Praise Pendlcton Fair.
The people OF Weston who attended
the big fair at Pendleton last week
speak Of II in the highest praise. II
was a success in every particular, and
another year the people will do more
to make 1t still better.