The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-04-05
BUEWTEs


Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hyatt returned
Tuesday from visit TO their daugh-
ter at La Crosse.
So much wheat is now being
shipped out of Weston that il is
difficult TO find men to load the
cars.
am now handling supplies for
Overland cars: also vacuum cup
castings of all sizes, DR.. 5. l..
Kennard.
Lester Carlile and wife are leav-
ing soon for The DalleS, where Les
ter expects to enter railrosd en-
ployment.
Mr.. and and Mrs. II. March are
moving to Milton, where their
daughter Florence is teaching in
the Milton schools,
Roy w. Ritner, Umatilla county
legislator and farmer. is leaving
today for France as the representa-
tive of the National Red Cross.
F. C. Fitzpatrick. superintendent
of the Weston schools, is in Spokane
this week. attending the session of
the Inland Empire Teachers aSsoci-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Swaggart left /,
yesterday for their new home near
Baker, Oregon. Mr.. Swaggart ac-
companied a carload shipment Of
furniture and stock.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Donovan came :
up from Chauffer. Oregon. last
week and will make their home at 4
the DR.. Smith residence until the I
return of Mrs. Smith from Olympia. i.
United Brethren Church-Ser- :
vices at ii a. m. and p. M.
Morning subject, The Life Beauti-
full. Evening subject, Confession !
and Loyalty. All other services at I
the usual hours. E! F. Wriggle. !
pastor. Z
Again wearing the uniform Of I:
Uncle Sam. Rudolph Proebstel left Sl
Tuesday for Camp Lewis. Because
of his prior military experience.
Rudolph was placed in charge Of
squad of ten men sent from this e
county under the recent call. =
The basket social and dance given q
at Fairview school house to help =
the sale of war savings stamps re- y
suited in raising $3.50. The affair 3
was highly successful and enjoya- 4
bic, and the baskets sold from three
to twelve dollars each. Louie .
Christensen officiated as auctioneer. a
Wavel, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. York, died -
suddenly Sunday, March 81, at q
heir home in this city, at the age q
# one year, four months and twelve 'e
lays. The deep sympathy of many
friends is extended the grief-str:ck-
n family, to whom the blow was "o
The funeral services ma
we're conducted at the United LOT
brethren church Monday afternoon
v Rev. w. s. Payne. has
Compared to last year, a small ~.
creage will be planted to beans !
his season in the Weston neighbor. mn
ood. Farmers generally have been anu
'th to let out their summer fallow, tne
, they prefer to wait and see what I
feet last years bean crop had on a r
le soil. The largest planting will thei
. on George Winn's land, where H
r. Long and Mr.. Davis, two left
,ung students of Columbia Coll in
ge, will have in 80 acres. Henry now
Gamer will plant 40 acres on the NJ
P. Lieuallen place. Mis-.
The Ladies' Guild met last Mon Frid
" afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ
M. Warren and elected officers as pills
lows for the ensuing year: Mrs. littl.
James, president; Mrs. L. S. shor
ood, vice presidnet; Mrs. L. /. the
Harra, secretary, and Mrs. E. NJ.
arren, treasurer. A large num-
+ OF members were present. Ex- w
lent refreshments were served by
J hostess and her daughters, Mrs. II
II NorDean. Mrs. Harry Warren tbat
d Miss Fay Warren. who were sho,,I
iting their mother and helped in ,nes, r.s
king social reunion with old ;n@
ends. The next meeting of the un,,I
lid will be held the first Thurs noss
I afternoon in May at the home frst
Mrs. Sim J. Culley. ane", ~,