The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-15
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Mira. a. a. Koos has gono TO Nova
da 20 attend her daughter who Is -
rionsly III.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dufuls motore,
10 Weston Sunday from their farm
Tor a days visit
Miss Ida Narkaus has been engage.
FOR the Duncan, Oregon. school. Sh,
began teaching Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. llorsman 70,
turned Friday from an extended visit
kat Portland and Newport
4 T. ID. Taylor, Umatilla county's
wide-awake sheriff. was In town from
psndleton Saturday ON official busi.
ness.
i Luther Shellenhorger, who Ia om.
/ plcyed ON the Potts place west Of Ath
ena, came In Sunday for visit with
his family.
| viii Beathe was down from the up
lands Wednesday and made hiu WEI.
come annual call at the Leader shop
with little white money.
The management Of Weston opera
house announces that Il will begin
/ showing motion pictures soon aftei
tho Pendlcton Roundup
]. L. Fuson & Son have equipped
the.r 'Iuel factory" with new six.
,orsc gasoline engine. II is OF the Ia.
test pattern. having a magnetic at.
tachmcnt for starting.
The amlablo stork which makes his
rendezvous in the Blues hovered ov.
or the Basket uplands recently and
left a little daughter az the home OF 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Gillian.
Mr. John A. Bunch Of Adams and
Miss Ada winder Of Weston were un-
tied in marriage September 10 at the
Methodist church In Weston. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
w. b. Smith.
After finishing harvest with the
Iley Winn crew, w. w. Carlilc left
Saturday for Portland, where Mrs,
Carlile is visiting. He win stop at
The Dalles enroute for visit with his
Mrs. Charles Hilliard.
The woman's Missionary Society Of
The NJ. +. Church, South. met with
Mrs. r. Licuallen Wednesday, Septem.
Der Is. The society will give supper
% and will also give a sup
Der and bazaar December 0. Mrs.
Adah Smith and Mrs. Letha King were
eceived into membership. Mrs. vii.
Jams was guest Of the society.
II. NJ. Allen, republican candidate
or sheriff, was In town Saturday on :
lis way TO Ricth, where he will teach
chool this year. from Umaplne. |.
where he served as one Of the judges y
/ the East End county fair and 4
chool fair. He says the exhibits were y
cry creditable. and that 80 first prix. y
S were awarded. Governor Witty. Z
ombe spoke Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Schneider re-
urned Saturday from their Ford car 4
oyage to the upper country" They \
ourneyed as far as Elk City, 35 miles 4
orth Of Spokane, where Mr.. Schneid. J
7 looked at some loggcd.on land 4
hey attended the Spokane fair cne z
ny, and also visited the beautiful y
ouer d'Alene lake. They had three 4
re blowouts on the rtip. Willis en- x
ute they visited Mrs. Schneiders y
stcr Mt Colfax. z
Kenneth Mackenzie and family are :
.eparing 10 leave Sunday morning by 7
ain for Montana, having decided 10 !
cate scmcwhere in that prosperous \
They will first 20 to Z
inifred, near which place Mrs. Mac Z.
snzie's relatives reside. Kenneth
poets to look over the country care n.
lly and then buy ranch In the spot N
at suits him. The Mackenzie farm n
lich he has been operating near
nston will be taken over by the ow- N
/, his father.
Camp McDougall, one OF the most
Dular resorts for Weston and Ath.
j people in the Blue Mountains,
8 deserted this week until another
Ir. Aunt Sarah McDougaiI and
brother, William Killgore of Ath-
], were among the last to leave. On
'ecent excursion TO Coyote Greek,
ec automobile loads OF the McDou-
campers picked no less than 20
Ions Of hurkleberries. (The Lea
man prints this on the authority
lin Price, but would be moro In
ed to believe ii Of some OF the
kleterries were presented to him Il