The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-08-23

Mrz ]. n. Prize s visiting rela.
tipes IN Walla WaIla
&c. Lacas resaFued shls week
from Shashone. Iaahn
Mrs. r. Proudht md daavfhter
Mary resarued Wednesday firm 4
visit with relatives IN PartIand
Lw. Porter n anw city rerorder,
having eeen sIecssd ~ the enuncil
- saceeed Andy 7. Rssnesss ~
sivaed.
SIS. Paris rspowts q tsbushei
average fraus ~ acreS an hss place
northweSs 81 Athena. scear8sng 70
fhs Press.
W.. sad Mrs. Harry Sumption
~ Rasse, I.taho, are visiting At the
home ~ Mrs. Sunnpsions parsnts
Mr. ard Mrs. 2 " Smith.
PERMITS may he had at the store
a Watts a Rogers for shooting
male Chsnese eheasants d8Fing the
weeks open sssson, Whics begins
September |,
water Webb easne over fron
tie UmssIla river Sunday fos a
visit with kls faTnsly. Ne IS en-
p5oysd os Pendl@son's psteYwovks
improvements.
Ward Eaksy. wh0 Is IN Frsrce
with the 128th Field Artillery,
writes hssns ID his father. Merritt
a. BAKER. that Ne i sicsly bSIietsd
~ q bsaatffai c0uatSy.
As HEmeTSn Kicker" has heen
Installed ia the ofsce If Frank
Price, orsl grain boyer. foT tks
pzrpose II SeteYminsng wheat Sosk-
age. II i operated by hsnd-poweY
ard is = cseyev little consSigsnes.
The services a. the Mesho<ist
ehasch next Sunday win be the
last for this conferences year. The
Sacrament of the Lords ssDyer
will be administered in the m0gr-
inz, n ths evening the pastor viii
preach On TIE Apostolic Eene-
a.etiOa.
Bob Proudht ard George Nesbitt
tFamped for q dozsn miles og more
Sunday along tks breaks of sq1aw
creek without seeing q single
grouse oT pheasant ~ q married
ore, for that matter. They ssy IL
pas 4 promising eogstEy for birds.
but the birds Just weren't there,
rr. ard Mrs. Y. u. Watts are
camping ogt with q party of FsIs-
tfvss and friends On the shores Of
North Lake. Michigan. ard write
that they are having most enjoy.
able outing. Worth Watts IL at
tending the summer sessBon u the
ColveT Military 3etoog IN Indiana,
Miss Dorothy Clark Of the Westn1
school faculty has written the
school hoard asking that she BE- re-
Iisved from her contract for the
forthcoming year, Mias Clark, vino
n at present IN Spokane, wishes 10
take up Red Gross work, with the
expectation of being sent overseas,
Charley Nelson, who left here
July rs with a bunch of other rcok.
ses, has been promoted acting cor.
poral and has been transferred from |
the Depot Brigade to Battery p,
3sth Field Artillery, at Camp Lew
Is. II IL said that Corporal Nelson
takes great pleasure In ordering
Private Earl Barnett around.
Ex-senator r. M. PauIy of WalIa
WalIa, who In early years was q
Weston business man, has three
,ons In the service. Walter PanIy
md Morton Y. Pauly are infantry.
nsn, stationed at Camp Fremont,
caIH. fred N. Pauly Jr. h In.
'truct0r In machine gunnery at
Va, and belongs 70
he Marine Corps. A fourth son,
he youngest In the family, will At
end the Officers Training School at
Whitman College, Walla WaIla.
I've Just sold a Model Ninety ;
)geriand 10 J. A. Williams Of Free. ,
ter. / have two other new Nine
les and also q WHY'S Six--a pippin ,
4 a car II one was ever made.
,0me In and feast your eyes on /,
be Six have q 1912 Overland, ,,
] good sbepe, 10 seIl at a bargain. !
ettsr get your new car now as )
ext year you may not be able 10 !
0 10. All factories will begin the !
rst Of the year 10 cut down their :
rtput Of touring cars 80 percent :
nd prices are bound 10 ayiate. DR.. !
L. Kennard, Overland dealer. !.
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