The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25
BREVITIES

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Mrs. Ida Bennett and little dAughie
OF Dallas. Oregon, are visiting he
mother, Mrp. J. q. Davis.
Mrs u. A. WorthinHton Of Porllan'
" visiting her mother and other rela
lives In WeStan and vicinity.
J. n. Stanaeld left yesterday for tn
Blue Mountain kawmill To resume hl
former position as mill blacksmith.
Mrs. Isaac Hagen IL here this weel
from Spokane for visit With relatives
and friends In Weston aud vicinity.
Allen Simpson, the young son Of MIR
and Mrs. ". "A. Simpson. has recovered
from his illness With typhoid fever.
Marion o'Harra and family andT l.
Mcbride aud family left on camping
excursions Monday 70 the UmAtillH
river.
Mrs. J. ". Mcdaniel IL u patient In
~. AnthoDy'a hospital at PendletOn.
where sha submitted Wednesday 70 All
operation.
Some photos aro mere pictures on
paper. Others are genuine likeness.
We make them ~ please you. OhmArt
4 Abrams.
Frank Greer and family aud Mrs.
Minnie Walker we're among the Yes
ton visitors this week At the Pendleton
ChautauquA.
Miss Daisy waddingham OF this city
has been reelected as teacher In dis.
trict No, ~ near Athena nj salary Of
ta5 per month.
a promising son and heir, eight
pounds In weight, was born Friday To
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sidney Warren at their
home la Weston.
Joe Lewis, who Is now engaged In
farming In the upper Snake river dis
trict In Idaho, was IN Weston Tuesday
on business visit,
William Weizman, ]. Censor and
Mr. Croutls, German farmers OF Ken
nswick, Wash, were business visitors
la Weston during the week5
Kenneth Mackenzie returned SAtur-
day from Chetck, Wisconsin, where
MfN. Mackenzie remained for q more
extended visit with relatives.
Call aud inspect our line Of mems
trousers We will also have full line
of reasonably priced shoes ln about
three weeks. The Brandt Store.
We ARE 10 busy planning for the new
cash store that we didn't write much
fnr the RIg Ad. However. we made
Clark reset the type. Watts & Rogers,
For sale ohcap. by owner, 20 acre
ranch, we'll improved: coy home
place ~ miles from Weston. II inter.
'sted write Geo. Il. Dissmure, Amity,
Oregon.
J Il. English. civil engineer, and
L.. Wilson, waterWorks snperintenf.
ent. busted themselves "Wednesday In
making n survey for the new pipe line
above town.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Price moiored
yesterday to Walla Walla, accompanied
by Mrs. ]. l.. Sianheld, who will re-
main for n several days visit with Mrs.
ltebccch Nuiley,
v. II. Smith. n . u'e1t OF the Ballard
High school, h been visiting his
hrot her, w, w Smith, agent of the
O.W. IL. a N. Co, while returning for
vacation TO his home ut Thornton,
Wash.
Opon air preaching services will be
held next Sunday At two-thiry o'clock
In the afternoon on the normal school
lawn near the girls domltory building.
All the people of Weston aud vicinity
are invited To attend. Rev. Milo G.
Bentley will conduct the services.
Joe HodgSon and daughter have
returned FROM Portland. Mrs, HodRson
and sons remaining below for visit
with Mr. and Mrs, James Ritchey
NJ Forest Grove. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Morrison and daughter Vera are also
back from their Portland trip.
The following hours have been set
for lawn irrigation by the Weston city
council: Normal Heights, ItoS p. m;
Of the city, u TO 7 p. m. lf-
rIgation Is unlawful Mt any other hour.
and In case this rule Is broken the
water will he turned OF at the mains |
II. l.. Wilson, superintendent,
Lester Carlile, formerly OF Weston,
IL under indictment at La Grsnde on |
charge OF white slavery. IL Is said that |
The glrl In the case Is under the age OF
which aggravates the serious
ness OF the charge. Carlile's wife, who
lives near Weston and from whom he |
has become estranged, has been sub
poenaed from La Grande as witness
Tor the state.
Weston mountain farmers are com.
the work OF John II,
English as supervisor In the upper
rond district on the mountain, They |
,ay that better work Is being done In
grading and ditching under his direc-
ion than ever known before In that
locality. The district contains about
10 miles OF highway, OF which twelve
20 fifteen miles will be improved -or
more II funds permit.
The model OF four-masted bark has
ately been attracting much admiring |
attention at the Watts & Rogers hard /
ware store, IL represents two months
)f palnstaking work on the part OF Mike
Webster, who was for twenty-one years
/ sailor, and Is beautiful representa-
ion Of an English ship on the star
board tack, under full sail Mr.. Web
,ter left for Dayton, WASH, few days /
ago, taking his model with him.
Next Sundays game at Athena will |
be the last that the Weston Mountain
aers will play this season. Under mu.
.ual agreement the game scheduled for
July 4th AG Milton-Fr Freewater will be |
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