The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-10-15
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establishments ana q creamery entrf-
prise, and a newspaper and postoffice
arc among the near Developments OF
the future. The community II con-
siantiy adding 10 It's population. and
has i7s pupils enrolled IN It's schools.
Mr.. Leach's land holdlngs adtoln the
town. and he II glad TO watch Il grow
The signs Of the Son Of Man" Il
the subject OF lecture 10 be given al
Weston opera house next Sunday af-
ternoon at two-thlrfy o'clock BY Pas
tor william A. Baker OF New York
city. under auspices OF the Interna-
tIonAl Bible Students AZ II invaria-
biz the case with the bible students
meetings. seats are free and no col
lection will be taken. Pastor Baker
has appeared before a Weston audi
ence on n former occasion. and Ia re-
Enrded as an able and interesting
speaker.
Good progress was made this week
In grading and GravelinE the main
street OF Weston under the direction
OF Superintendent Wilson. The gem
eral comment OF townspeople II one
OF satisfaction that this needed inn
provement. 30 long delayed. ls at last
being accomplished. Next year this
and other leading thoroughfares VIII
probably be oiled. which method OF
treatment has been found 10 be econ
omieal and satisfactory by neighbor-
ing towns
Two bands OF smythe brothers
sheep. aggregating 5000 head. were
moved through Weston Tuesday from
summer range on the wenaha re-
serve 10 winter on alfalfa in the Vim
cent nelghborhood. They are 80 fat
and frlaky that II win be atrnage II
someone doesn't confiscate little
mutton en- route. Fiocks OF small
boys followed In their wake. but ''baa.
haa." was the only band music vouch-
safed.
r, NJ Smith. cashier OF the local
bank, has purchased the w II, Bene-
fiei reAldence property on East Main
street. which he will occupy soon with
his family. Mr.. and Mira. Benefiei
expect to return 70 Portland TO make
their horne. Joe BlomErcn and fams
iiy will move 10 town about Eovem-
her iat to occupy their residence or
Normal Heights, vacated by the
Smiths.
The automobile market has been
rather lively in Weston OF late, j. A..
MeRae has purchased an Overland
five passenger touring car. 40 horse
power. or the 1915 model. and sits nt
n( n.
ioyment, Jack crum and r. G. Greer
have bought and are driving new
ForSis. MIR. Greer bought his car Of
Watts & Rogers, the local agents.
George winn returned Saturday
from San Francisco, and reports the
Pana ma Pacific exposition TO be an
admirable affair. Those who can so
and do not. In Georges opinion. are
missing good deaJg Not only Is the
exposition beautiful and compre-
hensive one. but It's visitors are well
received and no extortion is attempts
cd upon their pocket books.
Somebody with mean disposition
ran n knife blade into the tire OF a
Ford car left standing In front Of
his home by Joe Wood. who Is driving
on the Helix run for A. NJ. Boyden.
the auto stage man. The cash was
cleaniy cut. leaving no doubt that u
was the result OF wanton mischief
rather than accident.
II was expected that the Weston
brickyard would close down this week.
but the management has decided to
put up another kiln and operations
win continue several weeks longer.
Continued demand for the yards ex-
cellent product led TO the change OF
plan.
/ intend TO sell at once the three
lots adjoining the residence property
OF Ralph Sailing on the north and
east. Two fine building locations
one on Water street, one on Franklin
street. Tell me what you win give.
+, d. Watts.
Scott Banister persuaded himself
Saturday TO separate from 500 sacks
OF wheat, believing that IS cents in
the hand Is worth dollar in the bush.
The lot was bought by s. A. Barnes
for the Pacific Coast Elevator COM
pany.
After occupying rented property
for n number of years. Soren Thorson
decided to have home OF his own in
Weston. and has bought the dwelling
on Washington street formerly owned
by the late Mrs. Elisabeth Prime.
Miss Grace Do6d. Miss Rena Con-
rad, Earl Lowell and Lloyd Huber OF
Touchet, Wash. and Miss Esther Mil
ler and Frank Farrens OF Walla Wall
la, were Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Farrens.
The Weston City council has APP
pointed Mrs. w. A. Graham to posi-
tion on the local library board made
vacant by the resignation OF Mrs n,
NJ. Smith.
Motor car service TO all points. day
or night. Also livery and feed stabla
opposite the Lieuallen blacksmith
shop. Lafe Mcbride.
wanted-To borrow $500 for three
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