The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-05

Some very nice bedrvom seta for sal.
= cheap. E. y. zehm.
see Watts a noEers lament ovsl
: weston's Free Day N Big "A.
!, Two male pIss. fsil-blooded Berk
shire. for naie. !. Q. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. n d. Turner wer.
smong the visitors from Perfistcn on
Weston Day.
A lady's hand bag left with us ''Prss
; Day Contains some ohiid's articles
Watts a Rogers
our stock Of secondhand goods !.
bigger and better than ever and will
interest," you Come In. y. y. zebm.
Frank smith was here Saturday and
; sunday from Freewntsr. where he Il
clerkins In the slower mercantile
store.
DIR. sempert was IN waIla waIia foF
several days this week, attending a
injecting Of the Washington dental
board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Gordon motored
over In their Ford saturday from
their farm beyond Athena 20 attend
Weston Day.
AZ IL his annual custom. James
Kirkpatrick has gone 10 the National
Soldiers Home In California 70 spend
the winter months.
Motor car service 10 all points. day
or night. Also livery and feed Htabs
shop. Lafe Mcbride.
The East oregonian publishes a re-
port that Waiia walia viii hold no
more frontier shows. having found
them a financial failure.
Weston Is Represented on the stu-
dent roll Of the Northwestern business
college at Spokane. BY Sylvan Ken
nard and Cyril Proebstel.
Not a few Weston families dined on
yenIson Sunday. after George sowers
and sim J. cuiIey had returned from
a successful hunting expedition.
In the county court Yesterday q pro |
posed new road up Pine creek from |
Weston was ordered surveyed, and II
practicable viii be made county |
highway.
Jess York Jr. left yesterday for
Nj. Airy. N. c., 70 visit three months |
with his grandmother and uncles. He |
viii also look after bis fathers land
Interests there.
SILVA Maxa. q young Serbian. killed
himself with q revolver AT the c. p.
bowman ranch on Butter creek. and 1
left note saying that life without
friends IL impossible"
Mrs. Harriet Mosier and Mrs. Alice
kirkpatrick left yesterday for Hepp-
ner 10 visit Mrs. J. II. Edwards.
daughter Of Mrs. Masler. who win re-
main in Heppner for the winter.
Vocal cuItnre---A. W. LnndelI, d. ~.
will accept a limited number OF pu-
pills In singing and sight reading on
reasonable terms. Class forming now.
Your piano tuned at city prices.
!. n. Reynolds. q Milton orchardist.
informs the Eagle that he has made
cash sales this year OF 1890 from
three acres Of peaches. However. he
has had 10 take good care or his or
chafd TO secure these results.
UmatIlla county has ten standard
high schooia. am0nz which 10 Weston |.
High There are iki III Oregon. Una
tlIla county contains more recognized
high schools than any other county Il
in the state in proportion 10 its popu-
lation. except Lane county.
Mira william MaeKenxie was the
recent hostess OF delightful recep-
lion given for the teeehers OF Weston
by the Saturday Afternoon Club. TIE
spacious parlors were artistically dec
GRATED In autumnal colors. and the
musical program presented was re-
,eived with much pleasure and appre-
riation BY the club ladies and their |
quests. Dainty refreshments were
lerved at the close OF the afternoon.
Halloween sprites were somewhat !,
here BY the presence OF (
wo special policemen assisting Chief
Wilson Liftin' things isn't very easy
With so many cops around. However,
hey managed to tip over some out
and 10 put the bell out OF
at the school house on the /
liil, IN order that the janItor might (
appreciate their activities. rBowser'
" Bow Wow Edwards Especial copl q
vas carefully and particularly avoided I
" the gobilns. who called him the !
lbove pet names at q safe distance.