The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-11-17
BREvlTlES

Mr. and Mrs. Crnig Drislteli are visi
ing relatives and friends in Weston
Mrs. Jack MiDnock, OF Ruth, Ncy,
+ is visiting her mother. Mrs. A. a
KEGS.
& q 4. DOROTHY g. reliaf agent at III
a wesloa depot during iiia abyeoee .
Mr. Nelson
Mrs, D. \ Van Ski,cr har gone I,
Baker. Oregon, for visit with bei
SISTER, MIA Banks.
George kddg, 40 efaploye Of thc Ic.
Lcan garage at I'uiidletmi. died Tues.
day from asphyxiativn.
A daughter was born Wednesday
night q Mr. md Mrs sorcn Thomon
a lheir bonlc ID Wsston.
Win eiow ~ laratrE here again,
Alhn Ganett hss returned 10 Weston
froni his Snakc river farm
Ne Polly J. purarli aui daaghtcr.
MrS. h;yn sleihrlbeiKer. hre preparing
% leayu aooa tof Prioeyiile 70 reside
The little daughter of sorcn 1horson
was recent patient Of Dr. Smith.
having auataincd q fracture Of tho col
Lac bone BY falling oil the porch at heE
home.
j. Il. Eilenopf bas returned FIRM
Waila Walla, whore b. was 4 hospilal
patient FOR nearly two weeks. having
SUSTAINED a aseond operation for the
relief of hernia.
Having iessed their land aud sold
lhoir farmiiig oullit % Joe Sheard, sir
and Mrs. +. II. Long let this week for
Spokane with yiow q making their
horne in that city
+. A. wprthpiglon. formerly one IL
Wesloua lepaing citizens ard sho II
SGT one u the towns most loyal
friends. il reported q te seriously III
at his home ii Portland,
iiasing t9n nany ribs lspare ribsl
Atick Johnson spared some Tor tie
household of Herbert Baker, rural mail
carrier, who feeia % grateful that he
desires herewith 10 make public ae
knowleagmeat
Except from Malhpar coansy, full re.
turns ne III Oh the Pendloton normaI
school b!ll Tire vote stands Yes, ~,
ba2; no. lo5, ,s5i. ~ adverse majority u
s2e6. These figures sill uot be mate
gially changed.
$. :. Nelson, the accommodating and
efficient agent Of the o.-Y. Il. II. 4 N.
At Weston, Is taxing 'Yell earsci va
eatiou, Accompanied by his family,
he left tlis week for Piuntner, Idaho.
wi,erp Airs NeiAon'e parcats reside.
Mr. ard Mrs. A. Il Metz have re-
turned from Elgin, Illinois. where they
aad m0st enjoyable visit st the ;
lonle OF their daughter. Mrs. Graybill
Ragea They also had pleasant visit
with sister of Airs. Meta h Missouri.
Dr. ana Mrs. ii d. watts. Me, and
Mrs. Il. Il, Mcbride and Mrs. A. James
notorcd Il Naiia Walla Wednesday,
The Eastern star msmhers ol the 4
larty secured prices on pianos h report !,
D the lecal chapter which contem
llntes putting ID IN instrument : !,
q. ". Gibbons. tie father Of Mrs, s. i
/. Shields, was found dead III bed at
Is homo in Milton few days ago,
cart trouble being ascribed as the
ause of bis passing. Mr.. Gibbons was Z
highly respected citizen and veteran 9
I the civil war. He was "A years old. Il
The Hudson Super Six BY perform h
nee, economy and comfort is in u
lasA alone. Being underprieed il win II
dvance si75 OH December lat. II is N
he ear you want you taken 10 chances. a,
dollar saved two dollars earned.
ct your auto before December lst
ext. Watts q Rogers. e
Sind, culley shippedhis caterpillar en- b
me and three three-bottom gang plows IA
lis week to southern Idaho, to have his II
ltilt in readiness for plowing about a p
lousand acres In the spring. Mr., Gull III
" and his mother, Mas. Rebecca Cul- j,
y, accompanied the shipment, and ii
III be absent about month.
J, b. Dupuis Is ehnckling over a joke !,
his better half, whom he declares = i
voted nearly day and many kettles II
hot water to thawing out piece of "a
pc which simply wouldn't thaw, ~
hen the pipe was closely examined -
ID found to be plugged with piece of -
bod, the mystery was solved. 4,
The win of A. Kinnear has been filed
the probate court. 1t bequeaths all co
9 property, real and personal, to the rs
dow. Maggie Kinnear, during her