The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-04-02

w thH near IutufH iHht AtNtlon VIII ~
aA famous for ita production ~ live
stock as u has In the past been fam
ouA for lie wonderful apples These
brood sows are aoid ON credit. the chill.
dren being expected To ralss the pIKi
. % maturity aud pay the st0ekyafdi
people when they market the pork A
careful record will be kept during the
period of the pigs growth and ths
makers ~ the best records will re.
ceiye prizes at the end Of the season.
East OreRonlAnf IN the HRbt 20 ~.
cure the custody Of her D.yeAr-Old
daughter. Mrs. Jennie NJ. farrens 0i
Weston IL preparing 20 establish her
rights which have been put IN ques'
ti0n by her sister and brother in.law 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Dosell of Free
water. They claim 10y virtue of Two
deeds of adoption To be the legal guar
diAna OF the girl, whose name " RA-
chel Leath Charlton. In her reply to
the answer Of the DoWells In the Appli-
eailo for writ OF haheas corpus,
Mrs. Farrens, although admitting she
was divorced by the father ~ her
child. denies that shs deserted him and
Z denies nearly all Of the other material
allegations 0f the DoNells.
George Blomgren. the younger son
Of Joseph BlomEren, was taken tn
walla walla Monday for an eShmlna-
tion Of his injured knee. which has
been slow In healing. II was found
that tuberculosis Of the bone had re-
suited, but AE the disease has not pro-
greEAsd beyond an incipient stage. II II
thought that IL may be overcome
without an operation. The young pa
tient was therefore brought back 10
his home, aud will be under DIR.
Smiths care. He will have 10 wear n
plaster cast on his leg for several
monthA
Heppner Herald: A conductor on
an O..w. II. A. N. freight train was ar
rested In Echo last week for allowing
his train To blockade the crossings
for over five minutes The trainmen
said nothing but when they stopped
at Umaiilla they put up q sign saying
that 5000 men were wanted at Echo,
The same thing was done at La Grande
and knights Of the dusty feet were
hauled free by irainmen to Echo. Not
one was hlfVNtu EtA NHA VI A|"h VS.
the same manner and the trainmen
ciaim that they have evened up mat
tcrH.
Weston IL booming now. with two
meat shops and two garages. How.
ever. while welcoming the new do not
forget the old. We're still prepared
TO take care of YOUR automobile wants
nj the concrete garage, where We have
une assistant employed and expect the
arrival soon OF another, u very iipe
mechanic, from the east. walt un-
Ill the CROW flies" Our Grow demon
strator car Is coming. 4. Phillips.
The Junior League Of the NJ. T..
Church will give an entertainment nj
the church next Sunday evening, April
4. No admittance fee will he charged.
A collection will he taken for the base
ment fund of the church n the Junior
League Offering toward that improve
ment. A program of music, recita-
lions and exercises will be presented.
The SATURDAY, Afternoon Club will
hold an open meeting SATURDAY. April
3, Mt > u. IN. In the |. o .. FIX. Of L.
hall aL Weston for the purpose of Gre
ating an interest In Civic Improve
ment. \ short program Of addresses
on this theme. intersperSed with mu-
sic. will he given. and the entire pub
lie IL cordially invited 10 attend.
Pastor J. W. Adams OF New York
civ wilI speak NJ Weston opera house
next Sunday. April 4, at 2:30 o'clock |
n. IN. under auspices OF the tnterna- |
iIonal Bible Students. His subject |
will ba, "Aleaning and Outcome OF the |
Present War" All are invited, seats
are free and no collection will be
taken.
Tho mayor and council have desig-
mated Thursday and Friday, April =
and q, as annual 'Cleaning.up Days"
for Weston. All residents are re-
auested To clean up their premises on |
these days and TO have their rubbish |
In readiness for removal by city teams.
Charles G. King, formerly OF Wes-
ton and for several years Hermiston |
resident. is under treatment ~ Pendle-
ton for what Is Thought to be tumor OF
he brain. His two Weston brothers,
James and Ross King. went to Pendle-
ton yesterday 10 visit him.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. II. Wilsey and
daughter left Tuesday for San Fran
cisco To attend the exposition. Mr..
.iisey had been NJ home but q few
days from Los Angeles, where he
spent the winter.
The grand jury viii not convene ur-
III April 18th, II is announced from
because Of the illness OF ID.
Il, Banister OF Athena, one OF It's men,
bers. MIR. Banister Is now at Shep-
herd Springs.
Cab, livery, feed and board stable,
open day and night. Barn ON Water
street. Telephone connections. Cab
20 and from depot 25 cents for round
rip. Lafe Mcbride.
For Sale-one l6.foot cut McCor-
nick header with four header boxes.
Has been used only 10 days. viii be
iold cheap. Apply to I, c. Elliott Co.,
Milton, Oregon.
Mindful that Progress Is tho Oregon
The O'HarrR Store Is now