The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-05-04
BREvITIES

day from his Umapine farm. look
Ing Ms pleasant rs ready money.
Mrs. c. A. Miller Of Clear Lake
Wash, Is visiting at the home o
her brother, Mrs. +. 0. DeMoss.
Good five.room house and lot 4
trade for stock In the Weston Mer
camille Company. Andy T. Barnett
Mrs. Josephine Kephart of Jor
dan, Montana. Is here 10 look after
her property interests at Weston
and Echo.
Jake Narkaus left Monday for
the Oregon hills in the Hudson Bay
country 10 bring his cattle back to
mountain pasture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sailing and
Mrs. s. l.. Morse motored up from
StanGeld Saturday for visit with
Mrs. |. Il. Sailing.
A. T. Metz. c. w. Metz and X.
+. johnson went 30 Milton Saturday
10 attend convention Of the Inter.
national Bible Students.
J. p. Redmond. the newly-ap-
pointed representative in this terri
tory Of the Wie piano houAe, Wal
Ia Walla. was in town Friday.
Ny upland farm Is for rent or
sale; furniture and farm imple-
ments for sale. Inquire Of l.. e.
Christensen. Mrs. NJ. A. Heu-
berger.
After AN extended visit with her
mother. Mrs. Z. NJ. Warren. Mrs.
viii NorDean and baby daughter
left Saturday for her home at Wal
lace. Idaho.
Fred PauIy junior Of Walla Walla,
son Of Fred M. Pauly former state
senator from Walla Walla county
and In early years Weston busi-
ness man has enlisted in the navy.
]. Il. Mcdaniel came down from
the uplands this week on a pre-
paredness mission. He is planting
spuds in Henry Schroeder's truck
patch at the request Of the owner,
who is working in Spokane. 4
While he was coming down the
road last Sunday, Eph
fuckers team ran away near the
Nelson ranch. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Tucker were thrown from the rig,
and the latter was severely bruised.
General Manager Jones of the
Ford Motor Company was here from
Saturday TO see the local
agent, II. l.. Hedrick. Mr.. He'd
rick expects the arrival Of carload
Of Ford automobiles by the middle
Of May.
Notified TO report this week in
Malhcur county for government
work. J. X. English was
to leave Monday when the
order was countermanded. He left
Wednesday for Portland in response
10 later message.
Lawrence Tharp. high school boy,
intends TO tackle the job Of feeding
he world from the right angle, re-
oorts the Athena Press. He is
planting l5 acres Of bottom land
IN Wild Horse creek just below
own 10 potatoes, requiring about
30 sacks of spuds, the greater part
If which he bought at $3.50 per |
sack, before the last raise in price.
ie intends TO plant beans also.
J. L. Fus6n was much saddened
by the receipt of a tele-
rram announcing the death of his
,ldest daughter, Mrs. Efiie keim,
wife of George Keim, at her home
n Wichita, Kansas. She was S6
ears Of age and in the prime of
and the news of her
leath came without warning. Hav-
ny just arisen from a sick bed,
ir. Fuson was unable to go TO
Wichita in response to the message.
Herman L. 0'Harra. son of j. Nj.
)'Harra, prominent pioneer farmer
4 the Weston neighborhood, left I
his week for the Preside, San
to join the officers re- /
erve corps and begin training for i,
commission. Herman has been
ttending the Oregon Agricultural /
;ollege, where he has had three /
ears of chemistry. He was recom- /:
nended for appointment to the /
Ulcers reserve corps by Lieut.. Col. /
;aldwell, commandant at the coli
ege.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. York enter