The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-04-14
singer sewing machine At 400. Z.

Singer sewing machine at 800. Z.
y. Zehm.
Good house TO rent. Inquire Of Iven
o'Harra.
Firestone, Diamond and Miller tires.
Watts & Rogers.
Best Binder TwIne, IS cents or bet
10 Watts a Rogers
II you would know about Deere
Dutchman plows read Watts * Rog-
ers' Big Ad.
Arthur Ross has gone 70 Walla Wal
Ia for medical treatment. his wife ae-
compAnying him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert winu were visit
ing 10 Weston Sunday from their farm
north Of Pendleton.
The pioneers reunion committee s
will meet next Monday at 2:30 p. IN. at
the Office OF Secretary Barnes
Bishop Paddock will conduct ser
vices nj the Episcopal church next
Sunday evening. All are invited.
Ladies' and gents suits pressed, Soc;
cleaned and pressed, sl.0O. Pressery
ON corner opp. City feed mill. lAdy.l
II. Lieuailen's yard fence has been
done over in cement by Geo. Schnitzer
and presents an attractive appearance.
The report published in the Pendle-
ton Tribune OF the sale Of certain Wes-
ton property by DIR. Watts to Judge
Fee, Is Incorrect.
People with small stoves, remem-
her that we now have for sale supply
OF Day CORD MOOD sawed In four
lengths. Weston Brickyard.
The ladies OF the United Brethren
church announce another cooked food
sale for tomorrow afternoon NJ the
Weston Mercantile Co. = store.
Frank F. Perham, once a resident OF
Weston. died Wednesday ~ Berkeley,
Calf. He was member Of Integrity
Lodge, /. o. O. r., OF Pendleton.
Up. Mcpherson OF the International
Bible Students Association, New YORK
city, will give free bible lecture
Sunday at 2:3O p. IN. at Weston opera
house.
Bruce Shangie has sold the Milton
Eagle to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 9. Carrick
OF Prescott. Wash. whose son. Oliver
carrick. will be associated with them
in its publication.
n-h~t.h rcg.aa Nya e2 haG
elected the, following delegates to the
grand lodge. which convenes May 10
at Roseburg; Mrs. Mary Barnes. Mrs.
Trenna Price. Mrs. Ruby James.
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse, Mrs. NJ. j.
Marsh. Mrs. Lima II. Sturgis. Mrs.
w. II. Mays Of Pendleton and Mrs.
Laura Davis of Hermiston were call
ers yesterday of Mrs. L.S Wood.
Colonel F. G. Lucas. weston's lead
ing realty operator and baseball mag
nate. left this week on fortnights
business trip. He will visit several
cities in Montana, and may go to Al
berta.
Jim Ritchey Is here from Forest
Grove, visiting Joe Hodgson and other
old-time Weston friends. Jim informs
The Leader that he hasn't modified
his attitude on the county bonding
question, and is still "ferninst it"
Next Tuesday Is the last day for reg
istrasion. OF the 100 voters in the
i've local precincts Registrar Barnes
has so far enrolled 427-which total in
cludes 25l republicans, loo democrats,
"A pruhibitionists, II Independents and
one socialist.
Martha Viola Phillips. daughter OF
Sam Il. Phillips, died Monday, April
10, at the family home on Dry creek,
after a protracied illness with tubercu-
losis. Miss Phillips was one OF fam
iiy Of eleven children who were all
born In the same house on Dry creek,
whose father was also born in Umatilla
county. She was in her twenty-sixth
year and is survived by her father. six
brothers and three sisters. All we're
present at her bedside when she sank
into her last sleep. everything possible
having been done for her relief with
out avail. She was q devoted daugh-
ter and sister and will be sadly missed.
Funeral services were conducted a. the
family residence by Elder c. w. Metz.