The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-29
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Miss Ora Martin Of Tygh Vale
arrived Saturday to attend her grand
mother. Mrs. d. Gerberding.
Earl Rose was here this week 70
visit with relatives and friends
while returning TO Spokane from IN
Roundup,
Members Of the Round Up boar,
are seriously discussing the advisa
bility Of making a four-day affair u
pendlston's big show.
Mrs. Geo. waddingham. jr,. and
children of walla Nalla were visiting
this week at the homo Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Compton.
Tho estate Of the late Mrs. Maggie
La Brasche-Franz has been valued at
slA.4a9.s9 by the appraisers. u. A.
Dudley, W. r. Taylor and Cass Can
non.
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Carl johnson. a ia.year-old boy Of
Medford, hssa bis fingers blown oil
explosion Of some dynamite caps
which he carelessly carried in Sss
pocket.
Mrs. Carl Mcdonald was thrown
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from a buggy ON Main street Monday.
but escaped without injury. Another
rig collided with the one she occupied.
causing the accident.
Macksburg, ClackamaA county, re-
ports an average yield Of oats
throughout that district Of 100 bush
els per acre. as against an average
throughout the United States OF only
IS bushels.
The Bachelor Girls will hold sps-
ciai meeting this evening with Mrs.
Gilchrist Of Pendle.on. At the Mac
Kenxie residence on east Main street.
Plans win be discussed for the adop.
tion of physical culture and express.
ion work.
win Kilgors has arrived from the
willamette valley. accompanied BY hls
family, and win again become identi-
led with the Wellsn country. Mr..
6ilIgors win take charge Of his faith
sr's land holdings north Of town, the
ease Of Earl Dudley having expired.
Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge No. SS.
celebrated Tuesday evening the 65th
anniversary Of the foundation OF the
ssbekah degree with an interesting
rogram Of readings and music. Those
rho contributed 10 the evenings en-.
attainment were Doris Barnes. Ruhv
ames. Isabelle Mac Eaa4.s. Odessa
fitzpatrick, Gladys Smith and Josie
The Bachelor Gir@ were entertain n
Monday evening by Mrs. Agnes i
rentice. "Michael O'Hallahan," the "
test work Of jean Stratton Porter, i
rs read by the members. A fine re- ii
st was served, the dining room dec Il
ations being in green and gold, the %
ib colors. Mrs. Mabel Graham was in
asent as q guest. Miss Ruth Reao b
u be the hostess next Monday eve. N
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'ilot Rock Record The j. N
was engaged Di installing a cyl i.
er press In the Office Of the Weston u,
der during the ,atter part Of last &,
X. Colonel Wood, Of the Leader IA,
has an all home-print paper o. ,ro
pages, six column size. While ,sol
Weston we enj. yed some might, dal
meals cooked by Mr.. Woods mo, .ha
!, who Is past master Of the cul ina
y art. no,
ckson Sundown, the 50-year-oId ~ ~
Perce Indian who won the buck. -
championship at the Roundup ~ -
never ride again. He is through, =. ~
ays, as he is getting too old to 80 80
He owns number Of bucking 49,,
% at home and intends to train ,h,n
N youths TO ride in contests. .,s;c
own was presented with $3.50 ~
saddle Monday. He asked that iavs
lies name be engraved upon 1t. oatin
lfrid P. Jones, vice-president Of ysar'
northwestern National Bank, Of pony
and, visited this financial center souio
ay while on tour OF Eastern wsss
IN. Mr.. Jones escaped uninter. f "
Z .a.,.;-as,.. y .hI~ s'.,s The n
49, sue.
# judgment end discrimination. e.. -.
he come again he ID invited to ,har
he Leader Office and see mod ,gss !
'ns sH0p' third
J. Swaggart Of Athena, the well ,ns'vl NJ
hog magnats, was in town on "soso :
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