East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-29
WESTON LOCALS.
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WESTON, Nov. 29.-Dr. Chas. III.
Smith of this city, left Tuesday morn
ng for Portland, where he will visit
a few days.
Mrs l.. II. Dowd and children of
Weston mountain. have gone to Nc
Minnville to remain during the win
ter. Mr.. Dowd will follow as soon as
he is able to get some one to farm
his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stanfield are
down from the Blue mountain saw
mill visiting with relatives in Yves
ton this week.
Charles Russell of Athena was in
Weston during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdaniel are
preparing to move from their noun
tain home to Walla Walla where Mrs.
Mcdaniel will receive medical treat
ment.
Mr.. Allen Garnett, who recently
moved from Weston to Starbuck. is in
town this week attending to his busi-
ness interests.
Miss Wilma Harbour is unable to
be in school this week on account of
Illness
John Ridenous was in Athena dur
ing the first of the week attending
his sister, Mrs. Fred Boyd.
George Story and family have gone
to Washtucna on business.
Miss Jeccisa McEwen and a num-
Der of her friends motored over from
Athena Tuesday.
The Weston orchestra held its
weekly practice Tuesday at the h gh
school auditorium with Prof. Whip
pley as instructor
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lieuallen of
| Weston were in Athena during the
week.
Mrs. Ralph Sailing returned Mon
day from Walla Walla, where she
has been spending the past few
| weeks
Miss Anita Kirkpatrick returned
! home from Pendleton Wednesday and
! Will remain in Weston until after the
| Thanksgiving vacation.
| Mr.. Walter Payne of Weston was
in Pendleton Wednesday on business
Mrs. l.. /. O'Hara was visitor in
the Garden City during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Richmond an6
family spent a few days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Payne In
Weston.
ID. r. Woods is moving his famil,
| into the Carmichael residence OF
Main street.
Mr.. II. Long of Milton was in Yves
| Wednesday, TAr
and Telegraph business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Proebstel Sr.
are spending the Thanksgiving vaca
ton with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Whit
man in Pendleton.
Miss Anice Barnes came down from
her school on the Mountain Wednes
day and will remain over Sunday.
James Hodgson of Athena, was il
Weston wednesday on business.
Clarke Nelson was up from Pendle
ton Wednesday visiting.
William Mackenzie was in tn,
county seat during the week.
Mrs. Areta Plamondon of Athen;
was in Weston during the week.
Mr.. C. w. Avery of the Blue noun
tain saw mill. was In Weston on bus
mess during the week.
The NJ sses Mamie and Ruby Tay
lor of Reed and Hawley mountain ar
confined to their home this week wit
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stages went ov
er to Athena Wednesday on business
Roy Weeks and family of Milto
We're in Weston Thursday visiting Nj
Weeks sister, Mrs. Mary MacKer
zie.
Mr.. william Hall of Weston noun
tain was in Walla Walla several day
during the week.
Master Earl the son of Mr. an
Mrs. Ralph Tucker, is reported to b
i'll. DR.. F. ID. Watts is in attendance
,, Mrs Chas Pinkerton of Weston
was in Milton Thursday visitin
friends and relatives.
Otis Lieuallen left Wednesday eN
ening for his home in Adams wher
he VII remain until Monday.
Mrs. James Ross who has been
| Weston visiting for the past weel
! returned to her home near Wall
, Wala.
Mr.. and Mrs r. a. Lieuallen wei
. down to Adams to spend Thanksgi
. ing with John Geiss and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Compton We
Athena visitors during the first
the week.
= The Thanksgiving ball was give
Thursday evening in the Weston oI
= era house and an unusually lars
crowd was in attendance. Supp
!. was served az the Marshall House.
For the past week a high wiz
: has blown almost constantly here
VIII Beathe and family and Cla
a ence Beathe and family of West'
/, mountain. took THANKSGIVING dim
r with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WI
n Beathe. Sr.. in Weston.
/. Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Minck of lrr
e gon. came up to Weston Wednesdf
e and remained until after Thanksgi
e ing with Mrs Minick's parents, NJ
= and Mrs. John Dupus.
r Mrs. Mary Couch was in Pendlet'
4 Thursday visiting friends.
Mrs. d. b. Jarman and children