The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-03-09
BREVITIES

business visit 10 La Crosse.
Sylvan Konnard is expected home
next Sunday from Los Angeles.
Luther Shellcnbcrger returned
yesterday from an extended stay In
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. forsman
returned last week from visit TO
Portland.
Miss Gladys Smith is spending the
week at Walla Walla as a house
guest Of the VIM. MacKcnzics.
Pianos tuned and repaired at rea-
sonable prices. first-class work
guaranteed. A. W. Lundell, Mus.
Bach.
II. w. Brown left Wednesday for
Portland 10 consult DR.. A. T.. Rock
ey. lie Is suffering from abdominal
trouble.
| have for sale for a client 900
shares Of stock in the Weston Mer-
camille Company for $3.50 cash.
Andy T. Barnett,
Patrons who have shoes and har-
ness at my shop are requested TO
come and get them. as am leaving
soon. |. +. Settle.
Mrs. Hulett March, who is report
ed 10 be critically III with throat
trouble, was taken to PendetOn yes
terday for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker of Wallace,
Idaho. are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion 0'Harra.
Mrs. Baker was formerly Miss Mary
Rose.
A daughter was born February %
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Kennedy at
their home in Fruitland, Idaho.
Mrs. Kennedy was formerly Miss
Stella 0'Harra.
Our rates for wood saving are
now as follows: Four foot wood.
once in two. soc: twice in two, Toe;
three times, 81. Old rails and ties, {
So an hour. S. Thorsen. J. L. Fuson.
Mrs. A. l.. Wood. formerly Miss
lorcna 0'Harra Of Weston. sustain !
cd a major operation at Spokane I,
March 5th for the relief of a trou- :
bic Of long standing. The operation
was advised by three surgeons and
required three hours.
while il Was yet Dark" will be .
the theme of the morning discourse, :
II o'clock. at the United Brethren |
church next Sunday. Evening sub u
ject, 1880 o'clock: Rome VS., Free n
Bible, Free Conscience, Free Speech, x
Free Press. Free Schools" "
Andy T. and Earl Barnett have g,
bought u heavy work team from r,
Burn Banister and will embark in {,
spud raising. They will plant Is II
acres to this costly vegetable, and N
4 things break right will be in d
Rockefeller's class next year. O.
Weston Is itself again, its pill 5
yrims having returned Tuesday
from California. In the party 9
we're Mrs. z. C. Price. Mr.. and :,
Mrs. j. II. Price. Miss Edra Simp- e E,
ION Of Walla Walla, Claud Price and !
Ernie Blomgren, They report
splendid time.
Gilbert G. Ellis has bought the !,
interest of Harry Beathe in the :.
lraying business of Beathe & Davis,
md has moved to Weston from Ath- L
ma. His family will occupy the I
Dick Gerberding cottage. Mr.. Ellis !.
S native son of Umatilla county, /
,orn in Ukiah. He is a nephew of I
lis partner, Mr.. Davis. I
William L. Robbins, the new own !.
r of Weston's mill, intends to make !,
# it a modern establishment-in- /
ide and out. He has bought con-
ignment of new Touring machin- I
'ry, which was shipped February I
8 from Kentucky, and has mapped I
nut a complete program Of im-
Mr.. Robbins likes I
Weston, is confident of its basic \
md permanent prosperity and con-
idcrs il an especially favorable /
,oint for the milling business. He
ately returned from trip to Ever
tt, and says that business condi- l
ions here in the interior are better
han in the Sound country, I
The National Mail Order Brokers /
DING business in the Globe build
ng, Minneapolis, are a bogus con-
crn, according to the postofiice I
apartment, which has issued a
raud order against them. This
utfit ostensibly sold goods through /
ONE sort of an endless chain ar
starting with ten cents