The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-03-16
BREvITIES

Henry Schroeder has returned
from his visit TO relatives In Mich
igan.
Lustro for dressing autos. Ole
cars made to look like new. A
Phillips.
For Sale Gentle driving horse,
buggy and harness. Mrs. Lillian
Fredericks.
More two-Spool sewing machines
coming. See them -- n wonder.
Watts 4 Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Falconcr and
daughter of Spokane ARE guests Of
the j. A. Mcltacs.
The Vim. MacKenzics were here
from Walla Walla Friday evening TO
attend the band concert and visit
friends.
Miss Erma Hcacock and Miss Jos.
cphinc Rhode Of Pcndleton were
week end guests Of DR.. and Mrs. S.
l.. Kennard.
Our electric washer was put to
the test as wedding gift last Mon.
day and Sim says. 'lt sure made
good" Watts 4 Rogers.
Man and wife. with one child,
wish steady employment on farm.
Experienced. Ernest Brown, 523l
Col. Bid. st. Johns. oreg.
MIsa Josie Richman and Mr.. Will
Richman Of Dayton. Wash, are vis-
iting at the home Of their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lieuallen.
Rev. II. S. Shanglc will preach
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church on Christian Education"
There will be special music. All
are invited to come.
Marion o'Harra junior is getting
along nicely. and will be able to re- ,
turn home soon. His father came
back from Pendleton Tuesday, and
his mother Is now with him.
a small crew Of O-W. X. Il N. :
surveyors were here yesterday, get
ting information. As they gave !
out none in return, the town is more .
or less agog with conjecture.
Eddie Fplfprd II Stanheld Is Wis n
ting his sister, Mrs. Ernest Reyn- .
olds. prior to the departure of Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds for Alberta.
Mrs, Fulford accompanies him. '
Mr.. and Mrs. james Nelson are
visiting at the home of c. II. Mel "
,on in this city. Mr.. Nelson is a y
pioneer farmer of Umatilla county, "
If late years a resident of Alberta. =
At the United Brethren Church,
subject ii q, m. "All." Un-
on services at the M, +. Church in n
he evening. Important announce "
nent for the following Sunday even. I,
ng. Watch. F. A, Phelps, pastor. cl
j. A. Stolp is leaving the Weston
lplands this week for Worley, Idaho,
where he has leased a half section II
4 Indian land on the Occur d'Alenc "
He shipped a car of n
arm tools and machinery to his new
l.
Feeling much encouraged, Rufus ca
brown has returned from Portland, A
where he received thorough med
cal examination for stomach trou-
he. Mr., Brown was relieved of SO
he fear that his indisposition q
1ight be due to ulcer or cancer, 81
nd was advised that careful diet =.
1g would bring him "out of the !.
inks"
Mrs. X. G, Sailing went to Pen !
Teton yesterday in response to an \
INVITATION to sing again for the |;
thursday Afternoon Club, and rem I
cred two selections from Madam \
in appropriate costume. :
he club hostesses were Mr.. VIM. 1
icKinney and Mrs. DR.. Henderson, I
nd Japan was the theme of the af-
arnoon's study, !
The regular meeting Of the Mis-
onary Society of the Methodist 1
hurch was held March Z at the i
ONE Of Mrs. J. +. Snider. After I
,e business session a paper was I
cad on Social Legislation Regard I
~ Public HEALTH" and a short I
iscussion of the topic followed. {
Irs. Z. c. Rogers and Mrs, Robert /
roudfit were present as guests, !
nd Mrs. Proudfit became a mem
er of the society. Refreshments
ere served by MIS-. Snider, assist
l by Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Porter.
The w. C. T. U. met Tuesday af-
'rnoon with Mrs. Alice Price. De- I
,t,Nnol axnrcicac u,aY,.a lad hNy MrS q