The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-08-25

Mrs. Dan Hopkins OF Helix IL q
guest At the !. g. Hopkins upland farm.
Mrs. Lizzie Mansfield Of Athena Wis
ited Monday with her sister, Mrs. J.
s. Harris
harley worth 50 cents extra when
threShed by the little Racine. See
Waits 4 Rogers ad-
Miss May McCloud Of Milton Is vis-
iting the W. l.. Shocks on the Reed
and Hawley uplands.
Sleeping rooms from one 10 two
dollars per week Also building to
rent Mrs. Margaret Wheeler.
viii Hall has succeeded J. K. Eng
lisi In the ownership Of the Jonzyille
cash store on the Weston uplands.
DIR. Elmer HlII and family Of walla
waila were guests for few hours
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Rey-
maud.
Mr.. and MIRA Ralph Kinnear and
Miss Hazel Duncan were here from
Milton sunday. visiting Mrs. iven
o'Harra.
The Sim j. culleys are preparing 10
move TO town September /, and will
occupy the Nelson cottage on north
Water street.
Bert Kirby. having sold his Adams
store. win engage in farming near
oakesdaie. WASH. where he has pur-
chased land.
Mrs. Frank Price and children are
spending the heated season with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ". Loveridge. on
their upland farm.
air. and Mrs. j. II. Baker, formerly
OF Weston, have moved from Enter
prise 10 Znmwalt. Oregon, where they
have charge OF farm.
DIR. c. II. smith and family notorsd
20 Cove. Oregon. Sunday. TO spend the
day with Dr. McGowen. q college
friend OF DR.. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pearson and their
three sons, formerly Of Hutchinson,
EAAtAfArt WNtI E4C@te IN1~NA-+eNt - ~-S~
+. o. DeMoss residence.
Miss Gladys De Mond Of Dayton
was the guest Saturday and sunday OF
her sister. Mrs. ]. r. Snider. while re-
turning from visit at Pacific, Wash.
Paying $4,000 spot cash. Ben Ogle
Of Pendleton has bought 1900 acres Of
farm land lying ten miles north of
Pendlelon from William Roberts OF
Ashland.
Clark L. Nelson left Pendleton Ned
nesday on months trip TO New York
He goes east as the guest ct the Eqnit-
able Life Assurance Co., OF which he
Is district manager
All water rents must be paid in adj
vance on or before the 10th OF each
month, or 20 percent penalty will be
added. II not paid before the 10th,
water will be turned of at the main.
Andy 4. Barnett, superintendent.
DR.. s. L. Kennard has a "bad eye"
on that account. While he was en-
gagged in doctoring cow the incon-
siderate animal swung her head and
thrust the tip OF one horn into his
face.
e. c. Rogers and family left Tues
day for vacation visit near WASH
tucna. WASH, where they will be
guests Of the FL A. Dowds. Chance"
proudly drove the Hudson six car
which he lately purchased from his
partner in business.
Miss Mabelle Crofutt visited with
Mrs. Scott Banister. her former class
mate In the Weston Normal. couple
of days last week while on her way
to wenatchee. WASH. where she has
a teaching engagement for the COM
ing school year.
We have just received the M. & Fl.
and Herald lines OF sample suits,
&l0.50 to $500. Look them over be-
fore you buy your next suit. We guar
antee to fit you and it viii cost you
nothing to make US prove the above
statement. We have the experience.
Weston Baths 4 Tailor Shop. r. L.
Reynaud.
Some little trading has taken place
IN the local cereal market since last
reports, but q number of the growers
are still coy and are holding out for
further advances. Local wheat quota
tions have ranged during the week up
TO sl.l6 per bushel. Chicago opened
Yesterday at sI493f and closed at
81. .49tz for the September option. Du-
ring the past two weeks Frank Price.
manager OF the Weston Warehouse
company, has bought about p, 900
sacks Of wheat and $4,000 sacks OF
barley.