The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-07-02
BREVITIES

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mart n Abrams, photographers.
a sack pller run by gasoline powe
has been purchased by the WeAtol
Warehouse company.
Those sample tennis rncquetA tina
are not sold will la returned In two o
three days. Watts n Itogcrs.
Mrs. q. II. Fontainc and little son o
Dayton. Wash. are visiting her par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Drlskoll.
Got your harness repaired for har
vest NJ the Weston shoe and harness
shop, Wheeler block, w. l.. Cooper
We like you 80 well we arc goinR u
stay until July ~. Plcturesl Pic
turcsI Plcturesl omhart n Abrams
Nlr. and Mrs. w. II. StHmper are
moving Into tb. Powers residence nj
the corner Of Water and Pomeroy
streets.
Lost Somewhere In Weston, ~
opcn.faced gold watch, South Bend
make. Finder will kindly leave ut the
LEADER ONCE.
Ross " Gore and family moLored
down from Marshall, Wash, last week
for a vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. n. 4, Gore, at Walla NAlla.
". l.. Blomgrcn and Roy Read are
tonting near bingham Springs, while
taking vacation irum their respective
duties In the bank and, tho o'Harra
store,
John IIarnes, jess Fowls and Ernest
Rey nolds left Monday ON fishing trip
to ihs umatilla river, and returned In
n few days with q catch of seven
salmon.
For sale cheap, by owner, 10 acre
rADch. we'll improved; n cory home
place ~. miles from Weston. II inter
csLed write Geo II. DlssmOre, Amlty,
Oregon.
County Superintendent |. v. Young
and John HALEY, Jr., OF Pcndlcton,
we're In town Monday on their way 70
visit school district No W, back In the
mountains.
Earl Lowell came over from near
Malla Malta Sunday for u visit with
his mother, Mrs, J. u. Farrens. aud
again donned a Weston baseball uni.
form for tho hnAl game with Athena
A public recital will be given next
Tuesday evening NJ High School audi
totium by the mukic pupils Of Miss
Springer. 4 cordial invitation To at
tend /. extended the people ot Weston
and vicinity.
II you want 10 buy or sell second
hand furniture. call at my new second
hand store IN the Weston hotel build
ing. I now have a good selection OF
household and kitchen furniture to
offer, +. E. zehm.
Miss Marie Van Wrinkle, daughter
ot Frank j. Van 'Winkle, died last
week in a Portland hospital, after n
brief illness from spinal trouble.
Miss Van Ninkie, who WAS ~ years
old, lived II Weston dnrsag her girl
hood.
Harry teAthe, l.. u. Davis, Earl
Coutta and Charles Van Hoy teturned
SUNDAY from their fishing trip TO the
north fork ot the umatlila. They re.
port rather poor sport, IN Indians are
riding their ponies into The
stream while taking salmon with grab
hooks
A Large and beautiful photograph OF
4. y, 4. Maryland Is displayed 10 the
DE Moss window, and shows the fulI
ships company Ia dress uniform with
b. vessel In the background IL was
sent from Honolulu by Glenn Morrison,
" h0 IN nov n sailor boy. 10 his parents
at Weston.
Accompanied by MIR. and Mrs. Claud
Richmond, relatives from southern
Oregon, Mr.. aud Mrs. X. w, Brown
Sunday % Dayton. Wash, for
. days visit With MIR. Browns sister,
Mrs. Carrie Hendor. They report con-
siderable damage 70 grain In that To-
,allty from recent winds.
Rev, N. u. Wood OF this city has ac-
.e,,led an Invitation 10 deliver an ad'
lress at he Fourth Of July celebration
ouorruw ON Weston mountain, a
Of Weston people arc planning
o sprnd the day Ia the shade ot the
,incs and 70 enjoy the program OF eS'
,rcises aud amusements which the
folk will provide.
Edward Grove, son OF MIR. aud Mrs.
George II. Grove, Walla Walia pion-
'ars, spent Monday In Weston, where
10 began his business career number
u wears ago. Mr.. Grove came up
rom Tacoma TO visit his parents, both
4 whom ara ILL., Mrs. Grove Is thought
o he suffering from the effects Of a
piier's bite, and IL In serious condi-
ion.
+. II. Hayes, superintendent OF the
'Gndleton waterworks, came 10 Wes'
on Sunday by motorcycle TO inspect
he water plant here, Mr.. Hayes SUI.
cred few minor injuries from a bad
pill ON the Wild Horse road, which Is
triile dangerous AT present for motor.
sts and cyclists. Where recently oiled
Is very slippery In spots, and skid
ing accidents have been quite fire.
uent OF late.
A dozen or more Walla walla farm
~ are said To be still holding nearly
5O, 900 bushels OF wheat for which they
efused tho fancy prices offered during
he winter. No wheat remains at
v yeston In the hands OF the growers, ,
Though about $1,000 sacks OF barley {
yet stored In the warehouses at wes-
On and Blue Mountain stations. For
,me OF this offers OF $33 per ton or
etter were refused.
While "vacationing" at Bingham ,
prings, Bob proudiit, expert angler
rom the Watts & Rogers fishing de- {
artment. took an eight-pound salmon
lith rod and line. The fish put up a
allant fight, and only succumbed after !
half hour Of futile battling with It's
aptor. At that, Bob had to call