The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-24
BREvITIES

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Watts a Rogers burn money. ses
big ad, woJn cheaper than stealing
Mins Nancy stevens Of Baker. Ore
Eon. IL visiting her sister. Mrs. oeorge
Ferguson.
sunday. the s7th. h my last day for
sittinEs at Athena ohmsr,. the pho
toHraphsr
Drsamiand motion pictures at wes-
ton opera house next Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
CAN at my second hand store and
see my nice line OF heating and cook
stoves. E. E. zehm.
Mrs. Laura Lower OF waila walla.
was guest during the week OF hr.
and Mrs. J. G. Turner.
sunday. September ~. is ohmart's
last day for sittlngs nj Athena. Get
your photographs now.
NORMAN NNtpps Whhe Wee ~
surance man, has bought the G. A.
Haies cottage on Normal Heights,
Jack Calder a busIIy pursuing his
trade at Athena. where he has the
plumbing contract for two new houses
Aside from hls other duties. the city
marshal has found plenty OF oecupa'
tion during the week In rebuilding the
depot bridge.
the Milton Eagle 10 informed that
two inches % snow fell recently al tho
Toll oate--thus Indicating that King
Winter approaeheth.
The Athena Preas reports that con.
niKnmenta OF pheaAantn were received
and liberated last week By Sam Pam
brun. Frank Berlin and Walter Ad-
ans.
Work IL now In progress at the WeA-
ton bFlckyard on the fifth kiln Tor
the season. Manager Harbour reports
a good demand this year for the
yards product
Come 10 Athena on or before sun
day. September ~. " you want TO
take advantage of your last opportnn-
ny 10 get high-eiaas lskcneasea.
ohmArt. photographer
MIRA J. v. He'll was enrolled this
week aH a student In the whitman
Conservatory OF Music At Waiia Wal
Ia. Her teacher IL Miss Meryi kepler.
who II now member Of the conserv.
atory faculty,
Mrs. Elmer ". drlns was recently
added 10 the teaching force In the
Pcndleten schools. where her husband
n also employed. Mrs. oeise has the
primary work In the Fields school.
with 20 small pupils.
Colonel Nathan Mccoy Of Knoxville.
Tenn. and ~. ID. Mcclellan Of Los
Angeles. Calf. the grandfather and
father. respectively. OF J. l. McClcl.
Ian. have been vialdnG Mr.. Mcclellan
nj hls home near Weston.
a. A. Barnes. agent OF the Pacific
Coast Elevator company. bought ltoe
sacks Of barley Monday on a basis OF
sgS per ton In Portland. This ~ the
only grain transaction reported In the
local market for several weeks.
A curious local phenomenon In OF~
tics Il related 10 the effect that while
two ynung gentlemen were mad
enough al each other 20 s'see red, "
IN recent iistIr engagement, one saw
Lavender and the other Brown.
Carl dulott. the popular Pendlcton
musician whose eyesight was restored
In August. II seeing his first Roundup,
According TO the East oregonian he
bought tickets for all three afternoon
exhibitions and the Friday morning
show also.
The general opinion of Weston Wis
,,ora At Frontier DAYS Ii that the at
fair was an Improvement on former
shows OF the same character at Waiia
wai,a. white lacking the vim and
liyelIness OF the Pendieton Roundups.
The event was well worth seeing, The
rncea and riding were good. and the
parade was nm especially weli-man-
aged feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Compton re-
turned Friday from an extended visit
10 their two sons, both OF whom are
homcateaders IN Power county. south.
.rn Idaho. The boys had good
yield this year from i40 acres OF vir-
gin aoll which they seeded 70 wheat
Their spring grain made 40 bushels
md theri fall grain ss bushels per
lcre.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Rhodes and Mr..
md Mrs. Dick Bush. farmers IN the
Mckay district. motored 10 Weston
aat week in their Franklin car and
we're guests Friday and Saturday o.
M. and Mrs. Joe Lieuailen. They
,ieo attended Frontier Days az Walla
Nalia. Mrs Bush remained in Wes-
ON for a fortnights visit with her
the other members Of the
party returning homo Monday.