The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-03-30
BREVlTIES

mer, saw and square at Spokane.
Master EyhcIt Scrimsher Is IN
with the measles at hiS home in this
vicinity,
Spuds imported from Japan me
selling in Seattle NJ from 500 g
$50 per ton.
The Mcbride boys are moving this
week 10 their Wild llorEc holdings
TO make their home.
Brighten up tho home this spring
with ncw wall paper. a full line
: at the DcMoss Furniture Store
T. 7. Harbour, manager Of the
Weston brickymd. left for Portland
Tuesday on wood buying "trip.
Hey Winn has been drawn on
the jury for the Pendleton ses-
sion 0f the federal court which bc.
gins April 3.
Pete" McFaddcn. an officer Of
the Oregon National Guard, was
called Monday to the colors from
his home in Athena,
Go and see two different tractors
demonstrated nt the Nelson for-
mcrly Mackcnzie) ranch, Weston,
Saturday. April Z. Watts q Rogers.
You cant boast Of all the com
forts Of home without n Kitchen
Cabinet. II is real time and Ia
Dor saver. A full line at DeMoss's.
Mayor and Mrs. J. NJ. Banister
are considering the advisability Of
taking their daughter Rene to Port
land TO sustain an operation for ap-
pendicitis,
f.. NJ. Akers Of lone. Oregon, is
visiting his sister. Mrs.'A. w. Lun-
dell. Mr.. Akers is in poor health,
and is hoping the change will he
Of benefit.
Lewis Geiss was up from his farm
near Pendleton Saturday. and says
the indications are that considerable
wheat will have TO be rc-sccded in
his ncighborhood.
Frank Smith was called Tuesday
to his work in the Baker-Boyer Ma i,
tional bank at Walla Walla and Err !.
ME Blomgren is back at his desk rs !;
assistant cashier in the local bank. i,
Saturday, April Z, Better Ba-
bies' Day" meeting will be held at
the Masonic hall. This occasion is /.
under auspices of the ladies' club. =
and all mothers with babies are cor !,
daily invited.
Miss Hortense Baker sustained an h
operation at st. Mary's hospital in II
Walla Walla Saturday afternoon for O
the relief of mastoid infection, and il
is recovering nicely. The surgeons Il
were DR.. Summers, Walla Walla f
specialist. and DIR. Smith of Weston. il
At Walla Walla A. Moser, men, .
Der Of Il noble family in Germany, II
has been committed to the peniten-
tiary to serve from Is months TO sl
Is years for conducting gambling 6,
house. His case hung fire for two A
years. but the supreme court denied
an appeal.
Louis Ward of Haincs, Oregon, &
who has been under DR.. Smiths B
care at the home of his niece. Mrs.
w. II. Gould, has so far recovered !,
hat he will be able to leave soon for +,
4 visit to his brother at Baker.
Mr.. Ward was suffering from :
very serious attack of dropsy. 9,
An increase of 26 lambs from II I
yves, when mutton and wool are !;
soaring sykward, is the blessing that /,
,ame to Frank Frazier, pioneer Pen /
lleton sheepman, at his Tutuilla I
arm. The most remarkable fea-
.ure of the increase was the birth i
# triplets to four Of the IL ewes. !
Tom Booher and Verne MARI I
,ave each taken land in the north !
nd of jefferson county, eight I
niles south of Antelope, They will /
cave in few weeks to take charge I
# their new holdings, Charles
Schneider accompanied them on 1
heir recent trip of exploration, but /
lid not locate, /
Road work is beginning this week I
lnder the direction of Supervisor
M. O'Harra. The crew are start I
ng in the Dry creek neighborhood, !
nd will later move to the vicinity J.
f the H. A. Street place south of I
own. Finishing there, they will :
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