The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-09-21
BREvITIES

Van Nihkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ. Price lcfI
Wednesday on a motoring trip t'
Baker and Boise.
Mr.. Carrie Dcmming of Kansas
City, Mo-. is visiting her niece
Mrs. ], W. Porter.
j. NJ. Aahworth is hospital pa
tient, with n severe attack OF III
ilammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. Titus. forewoman Of The
Paris at Walla Walla, was among
the out Of town visitors at the style
show,
The Kentucky and Van Brunt
drills are especially good to seed
for two dollar wheat. Watts d
Rogers.
Joe Wurzcr has gone to Odessa,
Wash, to look after his crop inter
csts there, his son Alva having
been called for military service.
DR.. A. +. Scmpert was in Port.
land this week. visiting his parents
and taking the examination for the
Dental Corps of the National army.
Ernie BoyDtou. an Athena mem
bcr of the Second Idaho at home ON
furlough. was II guest Tuesday at
the 5. A Barnes residence in this
city.
Mr.. $. Dowd OF McMinnville,
who has been visiting his son.
Lewis, in the Weston uplands, left
this week on his return home to
the valley.
Jim Price, Bob Proudfit and Hap
Graham motorcd Ia the umatilla
river Saturday night and spent the
next day quite pleasantly in pisca'
torial pursuits.
For prompt service when in trou-
bic call at Mcndwell Garage or
phone No 81. Rent car and service
car. New equipment Autos wash.
ed and polished. l.. Pennington.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Williams,
Mrs. Margaret Rabb and Esther
and Gail Williams were entertained
at dinner Sunday at the farm resi-
dencc of Mr. and Mrs. J. II, Key.
f. G. Lucas returned Sunday
from Alberta. where he helped in
the harvest on the Frank Beale
ranch. Nat Hale, who accompan.
led Mr., Lucas north, decided to
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carmichael
left their home in Walla Walla
Sunday on n trip east via the North
'rn Pacific. They will visit rela-
lives and friends in Illinois, Michi-
gan and Missouri.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johns and Mrs, Mel
Vile Johns were visiting IN Weston
Sunday. prior to their departure ,
for Vancouver after AN extended ,
stay at Athena. They We're accom-
panied by Mrs. John Mays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G, Sailing and I
laughter Lois returned Monday
from their visit to Salt Lake City !
md their ranch in southern Idaho. I
They were accompanied home by
Mr.. William Talley Of Sweet, Idaho.
Robert Hodgson has returned
from La Crosse and entered high {
school. after helping j. l.. Hodgson I
n his harvest work. J. l.. had IA
-un Of 80 days. His own crop i
yieldcd around 30 bushels to the .
Icre. :
United Brethren Church Preach /
ug at II "A. m. and s p. m. Morn
ny subject, Christ to be Prepar-
d." Evening subject, What is
Due to Christi" Prayer meeting, +
sunday school and c. f. at the
,sual hours. Everybody will be
made welcome, L. +, Wriggle,
,astor,
The Athena Press reports that j. N
\. Scott sold approximately SO, 900 N
bushels of wheat to the Farmers
agency of Walla Walla
/ $l.S5 for sacked No. club,
'hicago base, The sale included
entail wheat of Henry koepke and
!. c. Preston, from whom Mr..
colt leases land.
After taking a good cherry crop
rom his orchard above town, John
a nice crop of apples
=, the making. The apple trees
re heavily loaded with ripening n
'uit, and the orchard presents an
Itractivc scene. White and blue
earmain, delicious and winter ba-
ana are the varieties principally
lised by MIR. Bonewitz,
Great CONSERVATION was caused I