The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-20
BREvITIES

hhlc' mIbi Laura onhnkh.
y. M. Smith was a business Wis
itor In Portland the first Of the
week.
Miss Ora Martin Of Halfway. Or.
egon. Is visiting at the l.. I. 0'IIar.
ra residence.
Fred Dupuis, Weston's versatile
chief Of police, Is qualifying this
week aa bridge builder.
Among the families who have
moved 10 town for the school year
are those Of j. II. Key. Dan Sewers.
w. l.. Rayb0rn and II. William.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Foster Of
Milton were guests Tuesday Of the
Harry Warrens. Mrs. Foster was
formerly Miss May Kinney and at
tended the Weston Normal.
Royal Dunnick. ninc-year.old
boy who formerly lived in Weston
with his parents. was run over and
instantly killed by a fruit truck
Friday at Wenatchee. Wash.
Much benefited by her stay at
Hot Lake. Mrs. J. II. Williams re-
turned Monday 10 her home in
Weston. where she will continue the
prescribed course Of treatment.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. A. Ball died Tuesday at their
home on the Reed and Hawley up
lands. The little ones remains
were brought TO Weston Wednes-
day for burial.
Attention. Rebekahsl You are
requested TO be present at the next
regular meeting. September "a.
Business Of vital Importance. and 4
full attendance Is desired. Maud
Stanheld, Sec. By order Of N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Booher Of
Condor are visiting at the home Of
Elmer's uncle. w. H. Booher. He
had an average of Is bushels from
$40 land this harvest. and thinks
Gillian county is little bit Of all
right.
The following officers Of the Wes-
ton Girls Honor Guard were elect
cd Saturday: Eliza Morrison, lead
er; Doris Barnes, vice leader:
Ruby Price, secretary; Vida Greer,
treasurer; Vida Lundell, sergeant
at arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wurzer left yes
terday by automobile for an extend.
ed trip by way of North Yakima
to Seattle and from Seattle over
the Pacific highway to different
points in California. They may re-
main in California during the
winter.
The schedule Of payments TO be
required by the government on the
fourth Liberty Loan bonds has
been announced and will be as fol-
ows: Ten percent to be paid
lown: 20 percent November 81;
70 percent December 10; 90 per-
ent January l6; 80 percent Janu.
Try 80. =
Athena Press: II. A. Barrett has
purchased a half-section of the j. J. he
ohnson ranch northwest of Ath- au
ma, paying $4,000. The remain ha
ng quarter. section was purchased mi
y Mrs. Nettie Watts of Walla no
Valla for $4,000. Mr.. johnson tn
nd son have departed for their Y;
ONE in Ohio. -
George Sans and son Dorsey and he
latham Sans and son Harry were
uniting big game Sunday on Bear Ea
reek In the Blues. Their dogs is
-eed a large black bear, which of
zen fell an easy victim to their th'
uns. Dressing 800 pounds, bruin by
Iade a lot of good meat for their lie
sighbors and themselves. ha
Mondays 0regonian contained a
cture Of Matt Turner, with the Z.
blowing announcement by his Prl
Ither: Missing Matt Turner Cal
&c SO years, height s feet 6 9th
ches, weight 1856 pounds, COM TO
exion medium, color of hair zen
ack, eyes bluegray. Wore when {
st seen gray -trousers and vest, has
ghtshirt, no hat or coat. Notify to
G. Turner, Cornelius, Oregon" hel
Young men are being urged 10; ~,
rough the State Council Of De. uei
nse to join the Students Army e'e'
aiming Corps at one of the sev. S
al institutions in Oregon where pea
tits of the Corps will be estab- VIII,
he'd. The Government is organ Ew
ng the Corps for a purpose. 1t und
lieves that young men trained in con
e colleges for definite war work =
n host ha ahla m sa,sve thar.