The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-08-11

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excellence for a recent concert and
Fifn,, second and Nlird primes wers
awarded in the women's class IN ths
order named 20 Mrs. .. u. Wood
J Mrs. Frank Graham and Mrs. A. +
Nets. In the girls class the winners
were Anna Lavender. MIA TEics and
Esther Williams. The judges were
Mrs. J ~ Price. Mrs, n. ProudnI
and Miss Daisy Waddlneham. Ths
winning cakes were sold nj auction al
good prices. "c0i." D. W. Porter Of.
fleiatlnK ~ auctloneer The proceeds
went 20 swell the bands receipts for
its uniform fund. The remainIns
cakes-all OF which we're good enough
10 win n prize in lern expert communI-
tles--were duly bisected and served
with Ice crvam.
The August meeting OF the Ladder
oulld was held AZ the home Of Mrs.
Frank Oraham. Hesldes the mem
bers. the following ladies' were preaent
AZ guests. Mrs, cihrenee Prentlsn Of
Seattle. Mrs. Della Larsen of Waila
walia. Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie. Mrs.
william MacKenzie. Miss Edna Ban
ister and Mis-. Fay Warren. An elab-
orate and delicious two-course lunch
con was served BY the hostess. who
was aarlsted By Mlas Gene sspp. Miss
Banister and Mrs. Prentins The menu
included pineapple. cheese balls. per-
fecioH loRanberry Juice. cake and
sherbet The next meeting Will be
held the first Thursday afternoon In
September at the home Of Mrs g. J,
criIey.
Camp McDougalI. owned By Aunt
farah" MeDougail. has become one Of
the most popular resorts Ia the Blues
for East END people. Its camp pop
ulatlon last Sunday numbered 50 peo-
pie. and there were also about 100 vis-
itors for the day. Camps have been
established by >. M Price. Ralph
Stages. W. ~. Gould. Mrs. Sarah Me-
Dougnli. Ralph Tucker. Emery Stages.
J. w. Crawford. william Klligore. L.
IT, O'Hnrra. the Misses Barnes and
Miss Blomgren OF Weston; Lou G.
Harder and Henry Winn OF Milton;
u. y. Richards and Dr. Newsom Of
Athena Reports say that all are find
Ing enjoyment
The woman's Mission Society Of the
Methodist churh held their August
meeting nj tbs home Of Mrs j. :.
Harris "Wednesday afternoon. The
following delegates we're elected 10 the
annual conference which meets In
waila Walla August 3ist: Mrs. y. NJ.
Smith. Mrs. Lleuallen and Airs. Har'
ris. a dainty lunch was served by the
hostess. assisted By Mrs. Porter and
Mrs. Lienallen. Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Long and Mrs. Fisher were guests Of
the afternoon. .
Rev. :. L. Allen, pastor OF the Bap-
tist Church NJ Hood River. gave an nd
dress At the Methodist Church last ey.
ening on the proposed brewers amend.
ment. He was accompanied 10 Weston
by his brother. II. NJ Allen. republi.
can candidate for sheriff of this county.
who Is a school teacher. and has been
engaged to teach the Rieth school.
Mayor Banister received visit yes,
tefiay from his old friend and former
. partner, Gottlieb Schwank, now a res.
J Ilent of walla Walla Together with
the LEADERS, agricultural editor Mr.,
! Schwank was taken out 10 see Mr..
lianister's new self-propelled combine
IN operation, and found II humming
along inerrily.
Charles Lehti. ss years old. died
/ recently at his home on the Reed and
Hawley uplands. where he had Ions
resided. Mr.. Lehti had been wholly
blind for several years. He Is sur
lvIved by one son and three daughters
lall Of whom were present Mt the fune-
raL His sop. w. G. Lehtl. came from
Wallace. Idaho. TO attend.
Miss Emma Keyior OF Modesto
Calf. a cIassmate OF Mrs. f. c. Rogers
in the Eastern Oregon Normal. was a
recent guest OF Mrs Rogers while on
her way TO Yellowstone National park
The ladies' OF the Methodist Church
viii give a cooked food sale on Satur
day afternoon al the Weston Mercan
tile Co.'S store. Everything nice foi
your Sunday dinner
''DollAr wheat proved so tempting
10 Al. n. Woods that he motored oyei
from Walla Walla yesterday and con.
tracted his crop in the Weston market
Three cherries on one stem is hor-
ticuitural curiosity produced from q
tree OF the Late Duke variety at the
Hexekiah Key place below town.
Miss Norma Smith LEFT Wednesda,
for Salt Lake City, where she will
spend her vacation with friends and
may decide TO accept . position.
Airs. T.. Modlin, pioneer, died recent,
IL nj Huntsville. WASH, at the age o.
0i years. She was formerly Westor
resident.
MIR. and Mrs. II. g. Sailing and Mrs
Frank skinner were out Sunday in ths
mountains, scouting for huckleberries
III A $50 rotary sewing machine Wild
@l5O0 electric motor attached NIL fol
s3S. A BARGAIN. Watts & Rogers.
DR.. A. Y. Sempert, local dental prac
titioner, left yesterday for vacation
visit with his parents at Portland
The Misses Zilla and Eira Simpson
Eof sNaila Walla are eaihning with ths
". Fl. Prices At Bingham Springs,
Watts 4 Rogers offer horses, har
ness and wagons.