The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-10-04
BREVITIES

Flh tHlb Wcth IOI DpOhhOe w ht-
tend business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Maloney have
gone 10 Walla Walla, where Mrs.
Maloney will submit TO an opera
tlon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Price and
Mrs. j. y. Stanfeld motored TO Wal
Ia WaIla Wednesday for weekend
visit.
Il. T. Zchm has disposed Of his
stock and leaves tomorrow for
Spokane, where his family is re-
siding.
X. 6. Sailing left today for south
crn Idaho 10 look after his ranch
interests. and will be absent about
d week.
A recent casualty list contained
the name Of Private Frederick W.
Compton Of Milton. who was Sc
verely wounded.
A daughter weighing nine pounds
was born Thursday morning to
Agent and Mrs. S. S. Nelson at
their home at the 0-W. depot.
Willis Kutch is compelled 20 get
around on crutches at his home in
the Basket uplands. He was quite
badly hurt while unloading logs.
We are herewith going 10 men
tion Bud Nelson's new electric sign
but not for the purpose Of ad-
vcrtising Il. as IL advertiSes itself.
J. II. Padberg has been appoint
cd administrator Of the X. Lieual-
len estate. The appraisers are S.
A. Barnes, ]. II. Price and G. W.
Stages.
Mrs. Jane penland Quick Of Hal
sey. Oregon. was guest this week
of Mrs. Martha w. Van Winkle.
The two were neighbors in the
Willamette valley fifty years ago.
Patriarchs. Attention! There
will be q meeting Of Wenaha En-l
campment No. 73 on Tuesday. octo-
Der is. Work in Patriarchal De-
gree. Come. II. L. Hedrick.
Scribe.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Padberg
were here this week from their
home in Morrow county. having
come TO attend the funeral of Mrs.
father, the late Ransom
Lieuallen. 4
J. H. Clodius Is In Lane hospital.
San Francisco. recovering from an
operation for the relief Of stomach 1
This proved highly sue
cessful, and his continued improve
ment Is looked for.
Frank Hildebrand has so nearly \
recovered that he will be brought 1
home in a few days from st. Ma
rvs hospital. where he has been a
patient with typhoid pneumonia for
the past four weeks.
Earl Lieuallen, who is taking the
radio course at Washington State.
College to equip himself for special
war work, was here Sunday to at
Tend the funeral of his grandfather, {
The late Ransom Lieuallen. J
Glenn Smith has enrolled from
Weston in the Tanks corps at Port
and an army organization in J
which resourcefulness and daring {
ire prime requisites, He Is q son !
If II. P. Smith Of Dry creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morrison of !
.ong Beach, Calf, were here dur.
ng the first of the week on
Wedding trip and were guests of i
he Richard MQrrisons. Robert !,
md Richard Morrison are brothers, !
A horse belonging to w, H. 9
Narfeld Of Basket mountain was I
truck by lightning and killed DUR, I
ng Sundays storm. The animal il
lad the distinction of meeting I
leath from a cause unique in this I
ection Of the country. I
Mrs. A. M. johnson and little son $
# Starbuck. WASH. and Mr.. and : .
drs. w. r. Cowan OF Walla Walla !
we're visiting this week at the home !,
4 Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Storms. J,
drs. johnson and Mrs. Cowan are !
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Storms. :
G. A. r. McGrew came up from !,
PORTLAND Wednesday to lend a help =
ng hand to "the boy" on the Nc :
rev ranch. Bob really likes to get !:
nto a suit Of ranch togs and labor J,
ong and Justify. Next TO our !
elves, he is the most Industrious I
nan we know.
Services will be conducted Sun [
lay, October Is, at 8 p. m. at the b
Episcopal church in this city, by y