The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-10-11
BREvITIES

hospital. Walla Walla.
Mayor Banister and Recorder
Porter were visitors in Pendletor
yesterday on city business.
Lester Wilsey has finished a neat
job Of painting white with green
trimming on the Wilsey farm
house.
Mrs. J. A. Kennedy and two lit
tie daughters Of Seattle are visit
ing her sister-in-law. Mrs. W. S.
Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McRae Of
Walla Walla were guests during
the first Of the week of the Richard
Morrisons.
Ed. Nelson, an old Alaskan sour
dough" and Valdez friend Of Ed.
DeMoss, was here from Pendleton
during the week.
Mrs. L. J. Thorne and family
are leaving for Newberg, Oregon,
TO make their home. Mr.. Thorne
will follow in a few weeks.
Bruce Crawford is moving from
the Weston uplands TO Walla Walla,
where his children will attend
school, TO reside during the winter.
Refuting by actual demonstra-
ton the SANDER that no painter
ever works on his own house, Mer-
ritt A. Baker is doing over the in
terror Of his residence on Broad
street.
Patriarchs. Attention! -- There
will be a meeting Of Wenaha En-
campment No. 73 on Tuesday, 0cto-
Der l5. Work in Patriarchal De-
gree. Come. H. L. Hedrick,
Scribe.
Services will be conducted at the
Episcopal Church next Sunday at
three o'clock in the afternoon by
Rev. Alfred Lockwood of Pendle-
ton. A cordial invitation to attend
is extended the public.
Gilbert Baker, who raises Bel
gian hares at his home in Salt Lake
City by way of recreation after
office hours, recently took five blue
ribbons out of seven entries which
he made at the Utah state fair.
Mrs. Lizzie Lansdale has gone to
Cayuse, Oregon. TO spend the win
ter with her daughter. Miss Mary
Lansdale. who is teaching school
there. She will stop at Pendleton
for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Katie Neil.
The w. II. Gould residence on
the Heights has been newly painted
and presents an attractive appear
snce. The interior has also been
lone over with new paint and wall
Mr.. Gould serving as his
,wn decorator with no dispute over
wages or hours.
A. l.. Swaggart, prominent pork
producer, was in town from Athena
tuesday. Asked for suburban
,ews, the p. p. p. said that Kernel
Boyd was still managing to get 4
.long, although he would never
rave to pay any excess war profits (
ax. He added that most suburb
mites take the Kernels paper out {
# sympathy, and not because they }
want the NANCY sheet.
The Women's Mission Society of (
he Methodist Church met Wednes-
lay afternoon at the home of Mrs.
v. H. Gould. The society pledged
Ifty dollars to mission work for
he new conference year. Mrs. E.
4. Smith gave a short program on 9
stewardship Of money. Rev. S. E. q
lowell explained the centenary Gel 3
bration Of the hundredth year of y
iethodism. Mrs. J. H. McGibbon r
ecame member of the society. ?
irs. Clarissia Price, Mrs. H. Good .
lin and Mrs. King served light re- {.
reshments. :
The Leader has received a bill p
{ more than $1,000 for just
bout enough vegetable parchment
0 wad a shotgun. This means y
n advance of about so percent in 9
utter wrap paper, although the =
ormer price was nearly double the $
re-war figure. Of necessity, but =
or wraps furnished and printed by =
he Leader will hereafter cost the Y
blowing prices, not including Q
ostage: Sixty-the smallest num- G
er printed-$1.00; 100, $l.S5;
90, $2.00: each additional hun f
red, 60 cents. h
A party of Weston girls were II
leasantly entertained Friday even n
~ by Mrs. F. d. Watts in honor y
E her nieea Miss Lola GAYLORD "