The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22
BREWTEs

/ wanted-to rent or sell concrete
| garage, A, Phillips.
J. NJ, Banister Is driving new olds-
mobile car and K, W. Brown Paige.
Mrs. Henry Keen and Miss zols
Keen Of Athena were guests Satur-
day OF Mra r. @. Sailing.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Yandcli. formsrb
Of Weston. arrived Tuesday for via
lt with thar danRhtar. Mrs. Hsrhass
Baker.
Miss Mamie Tavlor Il raported ts
be quite seriouAiv IN with appsndi,
eitis at tho homo Of Mr. ami Mra
Henri Maria
Fred +. March Of Weston wac
drown as one Of the seven good men
and true" who are now serving the
county as grand jurOrA
Grandma Banistor returned Sunday
evening from visit with relatives at
C.tfax. She was accompanied 10
Weston by Mrs, ALI coppoek.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Warren nave /
returned to Weston from the vicinity (
OF Adams. Mr. WIi,n having resiSa-
ed as foreman Of the Frank Rogers
farm.
L. L. Davis. Snake river farmer,
IS visiting his brother, L. b. Davis.
until after the Roundup. For the
past month he has been renewing old
friendships at his old home in Camas
prairie.
Albert Gould has finished his grain
harvest on the Weston uplands. and
found that mis- barley was not quite
up to the standard Sc. by his timothy.
Filled with wild oats, the field Of 40
acres yielded only 700 sacks.
j. L. HOdGson has disposed Of his
lease on the Kirk estate lands near
Athena to Charles Rirk, who has also
bought the Hodgson outfit and will en-
gage in farming. Mr.. Kirk Is selling
out his hardware and implement stock
at Athena.
1ne Farmers Bank Of Weston has
neen given judgmant against Tho
Blue Mountain SawInill company on .
rvr.aissosy nvts Tor SSUvv. AN orus
sr~ -'sn -arerea nv ina court nravin
lng for the aala of tho pronerty he'll
10 secure ths indebtedness.
The Oregon Lumler Company. o. n
which d. G. Eccles is president. has -
bought 5000 acres Of timber lands :
near Austin, Baker county, from o
spokane concern. The tract contains
approximately 800 600, 900 feet Of yeI
ow timber and has never been logged as
| have some secondhand furniture
eft which must be closed out at once. :"
,eds soc, Toe and S1.00. Good Singer ne
ewing machine, one kitchen stove, Sc Ie'
eral baby buggies, good bedsprings mi
itchen cabinet. a few tables and mum n.
rous other articles. Good COW also i,
or sale. E. E. Zehm. - -
Trajan Tucker, the Reed & HawIey
plands farmer and merchant, has fin. o
he'd harvesting a small acreage Of ia,
srley which he had on the w. s. Fer wit
uson place. He had an excellent Pill
ED, 80 sacks TO the acre, the sacks 1ur
eighing lis pounds each, and solo 3e
e barley on the place at $31 per ton or
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Woods motor. ~,
over from Walla Walla Monday :.
inging Mr.. Woods parents, Mr.. ai.. -,
RS. James Woods Of Moro Oregon :.
10 will visit their two sons in thii I
rinity. They were also accompan ,axr
by Rev. N. c. Lutz, the newly-ap.
inted pastor Of the United Brethren
urch at Walla WaIla.
While perhaps not so fortunate AZ In
. Weston wheat district with re-
ect to getting the money" the Mini
ala Wa!la valley nevertheless holds - ~
ind ,ensabIe place in TIE littI, ~
rid Of the Inland Empire. For in In
nee. Weston folk were regaled this you
u.
ek on delicious second-growth quir' y.
awberriss which came from the val yra'1 vo,,
fruit ianus, caus
Of II
!. T. Wood Of Gem, Idaho, ID vis- NOM
Ig his brother, d. r. Wood, local the
iness man. He notored down from ~ sona
n, and had no trouble until he othe,
lck turn in the road just east Of time,
ston which Is the pet aversion OF VIII
torists. Here his machine went In psag, y,
the ditch, wrecking the two front a dec
.els, and Charley Price had to haul ing Il
o town for general repairs. Mr.. heret