The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-07-13
BREVITIES


toring IN Central Oregon.
Virgil Lundcll and Rubin smith
are at bingham Springs for weeks
vacation.
r. W. Boyts and family have
moved back To their former home
IN Indiana.
Found In an orchard pair Qf
gold.mountcd glasses. Inquire OF
Alick johnson.
| have u good dwelling house at
Frecwatcr 10 trade for Weston
property. w. l. Robbins.
= K. G. Sailing was in Seattle the
first Of the week on business trip
accompanied by Mrs. Sailing
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Price are at
Bingham Springs, accompanied by
Miss Zilla Simpson Of Walla Walla.
William NJ. Frakcr, the aged
Pcndlcton pioneer, sends US his war
slogan. which is; "On to Victory!
On, on on.
Earl Olsen writes from Vancou-
yer barracks that he is highly
pleased with the life and training
of an aviation recruit.
Fred Hartman, city salesman for
Allen g. Lewis. was here from Port
land Friday while ON a vacation
trip through the county.
Gail Williams returned Sunday
from Portland. where he devoted
two months of his school vacation
To the study of dramatic art.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Richman.
MIR. and Mrs. o. A. Kinder and
Miss Josie Richman of Dayton were
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Licuallen.
Lyle Webb has gone to Kellogg,
Idaho. where his father is employ
cd in the mines. a job awaits him
there AS driver OF q delivery wagon
at 500 per month.
G.. W. Craigen. Mrs. c. l.. Pink
crton and james and Henry Craig
on left recently on motoring trip
to Portland, where they will remain
for two weeks visit.
Mrs. W. NJ. Carter and her son
and daughter left Sunday on their
return home to Everett, Wash.
They will stop 1T Washtucna to
visit her sister, Mrs, II, A. Dowd.
Fred Dupuis. formerly with
Watts a Rogers. left Monday for
Pcndleton TO take position with
the McClintock & Simpson implc-
mcnt house. He is succeeded here
by Geo. Nesbitt.
Miss Hortense Baker left Mon
day for Salt Lake City to visit her
brothers. Gilbert, Ward and Ray
mond. She will afterward make
visit to another brother, Bayles. at
Lewistown, Montana,
After n Fourth of July visit with
friends and relatives in the Weston
neighborhood, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Phillips and Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
Phillips left Tuesday on their re-
turn home to Washtucna.
Echo News: That Umatilla coun-
ty will have the smallest wheat crop
il has produced in years is the pre-
diction Of George Coppinger. He
has recently inspected the wheat
on the hill east of town and says a
great deal of it is badly burned.
Accompanied by his wife and
son, Hyman II. Cohen, market editor
of the Oregon Journal, motored
through Weston Sunday on his an
nual tour of the grain country.
Mr.. Cohen says that rain is badly
needed, especially on the lighter
lands.
Are you in the market for a pl-
ano? If 50, why not call and ins
spcet the new sample piano at the
DcMoss Furniture Store? It's a
beauty and is guaranteed for ten
. years. An excellent used piano is
also for sale at a sacrifice. See De-
Moss or Lundell.
Lee Teutsch, former Pendleton
merchant and well known to Weston
people, is now a bond salesman
with Sargent 4 Company. a large
investment and securities house of
New York City. Mr., Teutsch is so
successful that he recently won n
gold watch in contest of sales
manship.