The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-01-19
BREVITIES

IN hlhA lhllls Blhlllt Nlhilfu u
Walla Wallu Sunday and Monday.
n George Schnitzer has fnishc'
n the construction of a Bcw basemcn
wall at the boys dormitory build
a ing.
4 Pianos tuned and repaired at rcn
4 sonablc prices. First-cmg worI
guaranteed. A. W. Lundcll. Mus
Bach.
Joe Ilodgs0n is at La Crosse
Wash. this week. visiting at IN,
wheat ranch Of his son. Jane,
IlOdgs0n.
Jack Mayfeld. engine expert with
|. the international company. Is here
from Portland with the Watt Il
Rogers tractors.
a dog supposed 10 have rabies
was killed Monday at Halfway, Or.
after having bitten two men, boy,
several hogs and other dogs.
I"wis Ward. an uncle Of Mrs. W.
II. Gould. left Tuesday for Spokane.
after IA three weeks visit at the
Gould residence in this city.
Miss Nellie hartley Of Pcndleton
was last week end guest Of IA for
mcr Weston schoo!matc. Mrs. Andy
7, Barnett. and Of Miss Ilortensc
Baker.
Among recent victims Of the
mumps at Weston were Lee Wilson,
Walter Williams and several child
rem in the family OF Richard
Hcamcr.
For Sale Bull Tractor Demon
strat0r now stored in Kinks nipple
mvnt shed. Athena. Has been run
unly few days. viii icll for S725
II taken Immediately. X. w.
Gondalc. Box 265. Pcndlcton, Or.
Thr Bachelor Girls were enter
tanned Monday etcning by Miss
Gladys Smith. The ncwiy-elccted
officers Of the club arc Ethel Wad-
bingham. president: Josie Lavcn.
der. vice president. and Ruth Read.
secretary and treasurer.
The following officers Of Weston
Lodge No. 5s. |, o. o. F.. were
recently installed by J. T.. Stan
field. d. b. G. NJ: Albert James.
n. g.; f.. l.. Blomgrcn, V. c.; A.
A. kees. Rec. Sec: +. o. DeMoss.
Fin. Sec; 5. a. Barnes, Treas.
The following officers will i'll the
chairs of Hiawatha Rcbckah Lodge 81
No. SS for the ensuing term. They q,
were installed at a recent meeting {
by the u. d. G. r., Ruby James i
Lona Smith, n. G.; Edna Banister
V. G.; Maud Stanfeld, Rec. Sec;
rhelma Anderson, Fin, Sec: Gladys 4
Smith. Treas. $
w. II. Boohcr. Charles Nelson, :
Frank Price. George Stages. Charles :
Price. George Winn and Sim Culley
went To Pcndleton Tuesday TO visit ~
and inspect THE new $50, 900 elevator /
# the Farmers Union in that city. n
They describe it as an admirable !
structure with capacity !,
,f 100000 bushels. The cleaner !
viii take care of 1900 bushels an /,
lour.
G. II. Fontaine was here this
week for Il brief visit prior to go, "
ng to his new 2200 acre ranch q
lear Highroad, Montana. He ST
ately shipped three cars of stock p
md farm implements in charge Of
'raig Driskell. This was held up u
" the wreck Of freight train J.
which preceded it, occurring in =
ercc blizzard, two demolished
ngines being left on the track, tc
ut is expected to finally get ii
through intact. Upon leaving for
iontana MIR. Fontaine was accom-
anied by Mrs. Craig Driskell. te
At this weeks meeting of the
lcston Welfare club the following
was elected to meet and n
,nfer with the district school II
oad: J. w, Porter, E, M. Smith
li J. A. McRae. A committee
Of Marvin Price, G. Dc.
raw and DR.. Sempert was appoint
to solicit funds to defray the
,st of sending pictures of all the nr
'eston Normal School buildings -,
every member of the Oregon ho
gislature. These photographs, No
ken by Robert Proudht. give an ~,
,cellent idea Of the plant, An II,
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