East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-13
Cement Work at Poplar Spring Dam
Is Completed-Public Library WIN
be Moved Into New Quarters Soon
-l'ythian Sisters Install Officers
Other News Notes.
Special cOrrespondencel }

Ut ana Mrs. c. II. Smith OF thI:
city are spending a few DAYS in Cove
Ore, on business.
Mrs. VIM. Mackenzie is confined
to the house this week on account OF
a severe cold.
Mrs d. R. Wood made a business
trip to Walla walla Tuesday.
The funeral of Miss Lille Walden
was held Tuesday afternoon at 200
O'Clock from the United Brethern
church. Interment will be held IN
Weston cemetery.
Joe Coffman Of Dry Creek, was in
Weston on Tuesday visiting friends
and attending the funeral of the late
Miss Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horseman OF
Weston made a business trip to the
county seat Tuesday.
VIM. McCorkell and Mrs George
sheard OF Reed and Hawley mountain
were in Athena during the week WIS.,
iting relatives
Mrs. VIM. Alberts and sister Mrs.
Briggs Of this city were in Pendleton
on business during the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. l. W. Webb who is assisting In
the auto contest for the Walla Walla
Union was in Weston Tuesday on
business pertaining to the work.
Miss Myrtle Hodgson was in Pen
dleton Tuesday receiving medical
VIM. Harder of Milton was in wes-
ton the first OF the week visiting
friends and relatives.
The cement part OF the POPLAR
Spring Dam is completed and II the
weather remains favorable the fill will
De completed in a short time. /
Preparations are being made TO |
move the public library from its pres
mt location on Water street to the
lew council chamber on Franklin
itreet.
Mrs. Joseph Sheard. Sr., OF Athena
vas in Weston Tuesday visiting rel
,tives.
Mrs. orval Duncan returned last
week to Weston after an extended Wis.
with relatives in the Willamette
ALLEY.
The Pythian Sisters held their in
tallation at their regular meeting
ionday evening and the following Of
icers were installed: Anna o'Harra,
4. E. c.; Sylvia Beathe. E. j.; Clarcie
rice, Manager; Addie Price, NJ. Off;
.uella Pinkerton. N. r. Of c.; Clara
rice Guard, and Mrs. L. S. Woods,
'rotector.
c. w. Avery was down from Blue
fountain Saw Mill Tuesday and
oent the day in Weston on business
p. 7. Harbour is out of town this
eek on business for the Weston
rick yard.
Miss Mary Van Hoy has gone to
thena to remain for a few weeks
be engaged in work on the Berge- J
n farm.
The Economy store is moving across
e street in the Gould building
here more room will be available.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mcbride were
Adams Monday attending the fu-
raj Of Mrs. McBride's father. the
te c. c. Darr.
Mrs. George Proebstel jr.. returned /
Weston the latter part of last i
EEK after an extended visit Of K
onth with relatives in Pendleton and Is
the valley. y
The annual stockholders meeting y
the Farmers Bank OF Weston was a.
ID Tuesday at 300 o'clock for the le
rpose Of electing the officers and u
ectors for the ensuing year. u
Mrs James LaIande Of Walla Wal 70
is spending the week with her be
'ther Mrs. A. Kinnear Of Weston. lo
Mr. and Mrs. George Banister Of f.
hena were guests at the Mary Ban m
sr home in Weston during the 10
ek
Mrs. Rebecca Culley and daughter -,
s Ross Maloney Of Walla Walla. =" m
mt last week with Mr.. and Mrs. ~ ~.
J. Culley on their farm south of
ston VII
Mrs. Mipnie Walker left Monday an
a weeks visit with friends in spo- TX
ie.
Long liveryman from Milton an
In Weston Monday on business. tai
ir and Mrs r. e Farnsworth OF Co
! city spent Sunday with Mrs.
mother, Mrs VI. NJ. wy NJ
5. Nj
iiss Katie Eaton who has been Wis re
2 at the March residence for the ar
month returned this week 10
home in Milton. -
'rs Olive Nayin is spending the
k in the county seat on business a