The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-05-26

DIR. r. ID. Watts was In Portland this
week on business visit.
Miss Nellie BARLEY Of PendIeton Is
the guest Of Miss Hortense Baker.
Mrs. win NorDean Of Wallace.
Idaho. Is visiting her mother, Mrs. y.
~. Warren.
Fred Comstock OF Umapine has
rented the I'd Tucker farm on the
Weston uplands.
Mrs. III. A. Walker OF Wasco, Ore
Kon. Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Bulfnch.
Mrs. c. n. Price has gone 70 Fruit
land. Idaho. for visit with her sister,
Mrs Stella Kennedy.
The weston Baths and Tailor Shop
will meet all prices. For rates on
cleaning. look for nd. n. l. Reynaud.
The Misses Dorothy and Marjorie
Bulfinch, teachers In The Steptoe,
Washington, schools. are a. home for
vacation.
Miss Florence March has returned
home for vacation from her school
work AZ Milton, where she was re-
elected for anofher year.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. W. Ssaggs and
Miss Odessa Kirkpatrick are attending
the annual conference OF the United
Brethren Church In Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Ferguson are
now residing in Mankato, Mime
sofa. where MIR. Ferguson has 4 posi-
rion with the Mankalo Golden Rule
store.
Housewives will be interested In tn
spectlng our grocery specials and will
find that a real saving awaits them
while our sale is on Weston Mercan-
tile Co.
f. A. Beals. chief OF the Oregon
bureau, was here "Wednesday
from Portland consulting with the lo-
cal observer, Merritt A. Baker. And
the next day II rained.
Glenn Morrison was lately trans |
ferresi ftom the United States cruiser
MARYLAND to the Albany, which Is now !
in Mexican waters of Maxallan. He
has been raised TO ship painters rat |
ing with an increase Of pay. Glenn |
was In Portland and Bremerton not
long ago.
Rev. T.. II. Clevenger OF Pendleton |
gave an able baccalaureate address at |
High School auditorium Sunday even /
ing. The music by special choir OF /
voices was very pleasing feature OF
he union service. The 1916 class win |
their diplomas at the gradual
ing exercises this evening.
The recent eighth grade examina-
ion was passed by 1863 pupils. those OF
Weston being Frank Lavender, Willie /
Van Wrinkle, Hazel Duncan. Vida
Greer. Gertrude Van Wrinkle, Neil
Graham. Ruth Proebstel, Theodore
Walden, Otis Gould, Ida Beamer. Max
me Scrimsher passed In district No. III.
Mrs. e. Reynolds returned Sunday /,
rom her extended visit with relatives /
n Wichita, Kansas Robert Reynolds.
who accompanied his mother to the
sunflower state. arrived home Tues
lay. having stopped two days in Salt
lake City for visit with the Baker
bows. Mrs. REYNOLDS met two bruth-
rs In Kansas from whom she had been
separated since the beginning OF the
1ivil war.
The G. A. r.. fraternal societies and
,itizens OF Weston win meet on Main
treet at 2 p. m. next Tuesday. May 80.
md form In line for the professional
march to the cemetery. which will be
ed by the Weston Concert Band, Au-
omohiles VIII be provided for the old
lnion and confederate veterans, four
cen OF whom reside In Weston and
icinity. An appropriate program
las been prepared for rendition at the
cemetery,
j. T. Lieuallen, the well known
Jmatilla county wheat grower, now
resident OF walla Walla. was in
own Wednesday. Mr.. Lieuallen says
hat he win be ON hand again this
ear for the pioneers reunion, which
.nnual gathering he never intends 10
Mss so long as he is on terra firma
nd able to toddle. He has been over
is wheat fields in this county and
avs that the outlook Is none too en-
The wheat is backward.
shile weeds are both thriving and
numerous.