The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

V not particularly ps.slmisllo over ~
the warm weather is fast bringing out
the wheat, which - OF Geoa, nsaltny
color. and that the tumbleweeds WIN
soon be lost 10 view. ~ Ms opinion
the earlier spring coid WAS fnVorhvle.
since the hot sun beating upon = sou
saturated with moisture wo"in nsyr
caused too rapid and rank Erowtb
of the wheat plhnt, - was, He
tnmbleweeds outsfripped the Wneht
and looked 10 be greater hanoiesp
than they really are, aitnough Msy
Win cut down the yiclo 70 some sAsehs'
o,,.. r...,.n .on =, NJ
and Mrs w. Y. Driskeii. and Miss I'd
ma Benmer. daughter of Mr ana hrn'
Richard Beamsr, were united N MAJ
rage June I NJ Whha WaHa, Wnere
the ceremony was performed py IT.
Stephen B. l.. Penrosf' presinsnt ~
Whitman coliegs. B0tn haya Mfhe
circle OF friends In the weston nsisn-
borhood. where they have been kno"n
from childhood. Ihe young DHas-
groom II employed on the Fontains
ranch near Coveilo. WASH. WINNER ~
has taken the charming June Dfioe
Wheeler OF the Waits0urE Times,
Boyd of the Athena Preas, sanderson
Of the Freewater Times. Lewis OF tns
Helix Advocate. Harlan OF the rhot
ook Record and Fletcher OF the
East oregonian were among the new
paper boys who saw the best Town ~
Oregon In its picnic DID ard toeksr
wanted 10 stay awhile and work in
The leader nhop until introduced 20
the a. wash. which discouraged
them. These modern Journalists have
become an effete lot.
Last Saturday afternoon about four
o'clock two large Buick automobiles
loaded with young people ana driven
Tsex PAYNE OF Athena, colIIded head
an at the Ranlster turn west OF town.
FORTUNATELY. none OF the occupants
we're hurt although one girl was
n,tehsd out OF the stages car. Both
automobile were badly wrecked. The
Bill Of repairs on the Stages car.
which was the least damaged Of the
iwo. is estimated ~ $3.50.
After steadily hnmmerlng iron for
many years, Frank snider took va
cation last week on Occur dsAIene
lake near Harrison, Idaho. where his
brother resides. He found much sport
IN fishing and caught large number
OF trout and bass Not a few OF them
measured two and three feet in length.
WINS "''s - 'S
r. 81. smith. cashier OF The Far
mera Bank OF Weston. accompanied
by Mrs smith. left Sunday for . two
weeks vacation, during which he will
attend The bankers convention AT
Portland and the Masonic grand lodge
nj Albany. Upon their return trip Mr.
Z. - c.n,ya, ors~on
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Sailing and
daughter left in their REQ Monday
morning for Portland 10 attend the
Rose Festival, accompanied by John
Banlster. jr. Making leisurely trip.
they stopped Monnns nSn.
Dh'.ss s ~. f.o,,,,,h,. Fstvar
rev "As
HIGHWAY
80. ,,t.,,t,. he, sIs,er Mrs. L. s.
swns'a .ra ss,ena,nr the pioneers re-
nnlon which she compIimented high
". MIS-. Lillian Mcaorris sris y. ~.
4 Tor her nome n 49,, -
accompanied Dy Srn lam uaa...,. "a
scks VINO VIII Nist
fr'ends 10 ths "e't"pos
oaorra peebler president OF
the umaiiha ,ouns sr..s... ,,.,,n .
ciation. ieit rsnu'esoh a,,,or,nh,,a
party oi re'suVes ~ ~ :. go NJ
TIP % Aicans. ofssv ,n,,a - csoss,x
Peeoser .nssan IA - ...,,-ran, frail
which he first went over In ts5s.
.,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Mi!ier nan anu sous, s
former Weston residents, Weru 49, 49,
Yesterday whiie tesuInnk ~ NJ
1 Halls father, Sam Morgan. near Lind
Wash. They also stopped at Tohche'
for visit with the Baddeiey boys.
:. ra,,.~
FREQ hogeIa asD as,s - ps,,.
man and Mrs. Lima Sauce OF Walis
waiia were here for the reunion. nav
Ing gone TO school at Weston. Ihes
are brother and sisters OF =. e. ROE
ers.
III J. III. Ashworth. 4. II. Van Wrinkle
aud w. A. Barnes were appointes