The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-10-05
BREVITIES

Mrs. s. l.. Mnrse Of Pcndlctof
was n guest Mondny Of Mrs, J. r.
Sailing.
james Kirkpatrick has returned
from his soiourn in southern Cal
ifornla.
am now prepared to serve meals
Mt the Fred Dupuis residence. Mrs
Laurn Shnnks.
A. {. Pence tn finished thrcsh.
inp his red brans. which yielded
around three aacka to the acre.
Mis- Pearl Carlton Of Dayton.
Wash. IL visiting this week II the
home of Mrs. G.. II. Sewers.
sam ForAhaw, the rcndleton flor
ist. waR business visitor IN Wrs-
ton Saturday. accompanied 10y his
daughter Eleanor.
The monthly business meeting
of the Epworth League will be held
Saturday evening, October 6. at
seven. thirty At the home Of Claud
Price.
Lost Extra wlre wheel and tire,
33Ai. of Detroit car. between Pen
dlrtun and Weston. Finder please
notify ! a. MulrhcHd, Dayton,
Wash. Reward.
Mr.. and Mr.. ]. r.. Marsh Of
Rockland. ldaho. are visiting the
parents of Mrp. Marsh. Mr.. and
Mrs. james Compton, and her sis
ter. Mrs. Cliff CuIIey.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Miller of
the Eastern Oregon Hospital stall
were here from Pcndleton Saturday
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Miller's
brother. +. o. DeMoss.
Sow good seed. not tarcs, If you
would reap a bountiful harvest.
We are thoroughly equipped to
clean your seed grain and clean II
right. Weston Milling Co.
For prompt service when in trou-
bic call at Mendwcll Garage or
phone No s.. Rent car and service
car. New equipment. Autos wash
ed and polished. l.. Pennington.
Leonard Blomgrcn has the dis
tinction of being the first of the
Weston soldier boys TO sail for
France. He was ON the ocean Sep
temher 2i with the command to
which he is attached:
The Mcbride boys. Jim Lieuallcn
and Ralph Tucker are now riding
the range" in the mountains and
locating their cattle, which within IA
month will bc brought down to
the Iowlands for the winter.
At the dance tomorrow evening
at Weston opera house box of can
Dis will be- awarded Us a prize to
the couple adiudged to be the best
dancers on the floor. Music will be
by Payants JAZZ" orchestra.
The Leader is requested to say
that all parents, and adult friends
Of the Weston Schools are cordially
invited to attend thc,rcccption given
for the teachers at the Masonic hall
this Friday evening at eight o'clock.
!. NJ. Aahworth is undergoing
bake oven treatment at WalIa Walla
for the relief of inilammatory rhru-
matism. He is reported to be much
reduced, but confident of an early
recovery. Mrs. Ashworth is with
him.
Within 30 or 10 days the work of
filling the O-W. u'estles crossing
Pine and Dry creeks near Weston
will have been completed by the
contractors. A considerable force
Of men will afterward BE- employed
in riprapping.
Someone Communicated the gas
oline tank and contents from Jim
Fuson's woodsaw Sunday night.
Jim arises to remark that he knows
the culprits, and will invoke the
law unless their ilI-gotten plunder
is at once returned.
Henry Sams, well known farmer
of Dry creek, is now driving up
hill and down dale in a new Light
Four Overland, bought of the local
agent, DR.. Kennard. This makes
the doctors thirty-third sale since
taking the Overland agency April
10th, this year.
Mrs. NJ. J. Marsh of Pendleton
was in the city Sunday visiting
Mrs. ]. J. Becler. Mrs, Marsh
left yesterday for Long Beach,
Calf, where she will make an ex-
tended stay, She accompanied the
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