The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-13

the beach. 80
A nno ilue Of Iiox Stationery al
Kirkpalrlck's Coufectlusry going q
half price.
Watts A Rogers stllI have gralI
sacks for local people ~ one cent be-
low market.
Mira Alice KiTkpatSisk vas IL Aihe-
ma Tuesday. visiting her niece, Mrs
n. A. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs william walling Oi
McMlnnvlile are guests of Mr., and
Mira Porter Graham. ~.
Nrs VIII u athe came down from
the mountain this week for ylsl
with her mother, Mrs. Kate Beatbe.
Best assortment Of pipes In toEn at
KirkpAtrick's Confectionery, Also q
complete stock of cigars and tobaccos.
A mountain dance will he given nc
Camp Cold Spring tom0irJw evening,
With music by Charles keen's or
ebestrA.
Clarence Biscbor returned 20 Walla
wAlia Tuesday. after visiting bis
father, ID. Blschoff, and sister, Mrs. J.
Wurxer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. NorDean have
become residents OF Normal Heights
In = cottage purchased BY them Of
hrs. Cora Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Fontaine and
Mr.. Craig Driskell Of Dayton, WASH,
h I'VE been visiting at the home Of Dir.
aod Nrs. W. y. Driskell.
Mrs. r. L. McNeff ot Couley, Ore
gon, has been the guest Of Nrs. Harry
Warren while on her way 70 Prescott,
Wash, 70 join Mr. Mcneil
Miss Daisy waddinghAm OF Weston.
was among the seven Umatilla eoun-
~ teachers receiving life certificates
rs result OF the last June examIna-
Hons.
Lot Liyermore, Pendlcion's first
mayor and one of It's earliest pOstmas-
teir, has Just celebrated his SOth birth
DAY anniversary. decreased The plains
In 1850.
Miss virginia Funk Sf walIa waiIa
d visiting her grandmother. Mrs.. !. Il.
sailing. Miss Funk motored 10 wes-
on with her cousins. the Misses Sailing
n Pendleton.
Countless yellow jackets are causing
much trouble for campers In the Blue
according 70 Martin Unser
returned 70 WallA WAlla from the
IVenaha reserve.
Two young burglars were caught
ooting the house Of J. Il. McCo0k,
bank cashier, and confessed
o the police that they and two other
boys had been systematically robbing
North Side residences. Much plunder
which they had cached away has been
During the past week Waits & Rog-
~ delivered 70 @. w. QueeneF IN be-
lAlf OF Mrs. SwaAndt Of Milton q fine
International Titan gas and oil en-
line, II h. p. portable. and the same
irm delivered 10 Linus Anderson and
robert Blumgren a tbresher operated
" gas engine ON the same truck.
During the past week S. A. Barnes
las purchased about 25.OO0 bushels Of
sneal NJ range OF prices between W
md " cents. This constitutes tile sum
otal Of local transactions, Rs the ma
,rity Of farmers are waiting to see
which way the feline viii project
tsrli Yesterday the local wheat niAi-
'et closed NJ u5 cents. Barley Is strong 1
I x,3 per ton.
While driving his Metx car on the |
Ithena- Weston ruad last Wednesday, 4
Worth Watts reached out casually 10
eel OF the sprocket chain 70 see II Il
eeied oiling. His hand came in con-
act with the sprocket wheel and he
Dst tile ends OF three fingers. Jimmy
lead, who Was with him, drove the
ar TO tuwn, and the wounded young
ter reported at the home of his pa
ents, DR.. and Mrs. r. ID. Watts. DR.
Watts, assisted by DIR. Smith, trimmed
nd dressed the mangled digits, and
adder but wiser hoy will drive that
iity little car in future.
A car containing Lizzie Rothrock. a
alf-breed woman OF Pendieton. and
rvilie jackson OF Echo. plunged IL
set into the Byers mill race Monday
light and turned completely over.
lighting In the water with wheels
pward. Jackson. who was driving.
listook the outlines OF the headgates
,r wagon bridge. The escape OF
9th occupants OF the car from death
considered miraculous. The woman
In the hospital with injuries that
lie not thought to be serious, and
ackson escaped with q few slight
ruises.
One OF the friends up this way who
specially rejoiced with Karl Guiott
Pendleton In the restoration OF his
sion Is Logan Galbraith, who has
zen wholly blind for five years. Mr..
albraith is led to hope that in the
,urse of time a similar blessing may
,me TO him. His misfortune was
ne TO rheumatism affecting the optic
srve. Just now he Is douhly unfor-
mate. having been crippled about
SIT NNCAS akO oy afhVtSc StcPpthS
pom his right foot. An old injury
as thus aggravated. causing intense
lin. Amputation OF part OF the foot
ay become necessary.
The International Sterling thresh-
g outfit taken into the foothills this
eek by Robert Blomgren and Linus
nderson is reported to be doing adj
irable work. The outfit Is easy to
ansport and to handle. and is
Iought to be especially well adapted
threshing bound grain in the