East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
WESTON HEARS TALK
ON TUBERCULOSIS
MOUNTAIN TOWN is
INTERESTED IN PREVENTION
Home Rule Government BcinS hsi-
tated for strawberry Section Me-
tropolis-Much Activity Manifest
I'm Congregations of Churches.
Especial Correspondence }

Weston Oct. l6.-An interesting as
well as instructure lecture was gwen
by DR.. Dorsey of Boise, Idaho. FIJI
dav evening, at he high school au-
ditorium. DR.. Dorsey made plain the
causes, symptoms and ways to pre-
vent the spread of the tuberculosis
germs. A large number attended TINS
lecture showing that the people OF
Weston are interested in the eradica-
ton of the great white plague.
Miss Grace Cockerline of Walla
Walla. is in Weston this week visit
ing friends.
A large number of young people
attended the social dance which was
given in Athena Friday evening,
Mr.. Frank Sailing, county clerk OF
Pendleton, was in Weston Friday on
business.
Mr.. James Marcum of Pilot Rock
was in Weston this week visiting
friends.
B. b Hall, formerly a Weston
banker, has been i'll at his home near
Spokane for the past few months
with nervous trouble which has devel-
. |
DIR. Newson of Athena, made a
professional can in Weston Friday.
The Masonic and odd Fellows
lodges have purchased two acres OF
the Sailing estate as an addition TO the
cemetery
Miss Matte Carlyle has been con
fined to her bed for the past weel
with an attack of acute appendicitis
Mr.. A. Philips, who has been visit
ing in Michigan for the past month
has returned to his home in Weston
Mrs Lucreta Maloney was takeI
suddenly i'll Friday evening and
physician was Immediately summon
ed. A telephone mes age was sen
to her son, John Rothrock, at Adams
DR. Hosington of Pendleton was Il
Weston on professional visit
quite a number of Adams peopl
: passed through the city Saturday e
route to Walla Walla to attend tn
funeral of the late j. J. Raulston'
formerly resident of Adams.
Mrs. Ralph Stages of Wallowa,
: in Weston visiting her mother, Mr.
Joe Lieuallen, and her many gil
friends who live in Weston.
A petition 80 vote for Home Rul
y at the election in December is bein
', circulated in Weston.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor wer
q Pendleton visitors this week.
n Mrs. Mary Banlster went Saturda
: to spend a few days with her so
George Banister of Athena. and
attend the birthday dinner given /
Mr.. Banister for Hugh Macarthur {
Portland.
!, Miss Mamie Taylor spent Saturda
in Pendleton on busine s.
, Miss Edna Banister. who has bee
g attending Whitman College, sper
Il Saturday and Sunday with her pal
: ents in Weston.
n Mr.. Ben Craigen went Saturday
). Pendleton on business.
Mr. Edwin Sailing, a former reside
}. of Weston, but who now resides
II Echo, is visiting with his relatives ar
l.. friends in this city
3, Mrs. william Read of Athen
spent Sunday in Weston visiting MI
Martha Read.
Miss Anna May Thompson of Gil
bon, was in Weston during the wee
d Mr.. and Mrs. Walter CHM of Wal
Walla, spent Sunday with friends
If Weston
d The Episcopal church gave a sa
l. and luncheon Saturday afternoon
r L. I. O'Harra's store which was vel
d well attended.
Miss L. Thompson of Boise. Idah
d rendered two excellent solos for Il
" Sunday services at the United Bret
t. ern church.
l. Special services were held at Il
,e Baptist church Sunday at o'cloc
l. a large number attended as there h
been no preaching services in tn
f. church for some time.
s, 1t has been announced that a le
le ture will be given in the Method
es church by one of the council wom
of "The World Wide Missiona
: Movement" Monday evening.
Hats and bonnets were first pr