The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-12-20
BREVITES!

Mrs. Lillian frcdeficks II NlsltlhH
relatives in Portland,
Expert dentistry prices reasona-
Bile, DIR, Sponogle, Athena.
The estate Of the late William
G. Bade has been appraised at a val
ne Of $4,000,
lat us change tires and We will
take of $50 on that Ford Roadster.
Watts 4 Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brutcsher
have moved into their town resi-.
denee ON Broad street,
Bcnnic Jensen. a Weston soldier,
was mentioned in Saturdays casual
~ list as slightly wounded.
Charles May and family have
moved into the March residence
on Broad street for the winter.
Eleven hundred acres good land,
good Sawmill and good box factory
all for $4,000. F, d, Watts.
W. II. Case and family of Walla
Walla were Sunday visitors ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Beathe.
Mrs. Gladys McFaddcn returned
Tuesday from Walla Walla. where
she has been the guest Of the j. A.
McRaes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K, Culley and
their three children are here from
Burley, Idaho. for visit with rcla-
tivcs and friends.
II. A. Brandt was called to Wal.
Ia Walla the first of the week by
the death of his brother. whose fun
eral was held Tuesday.
Lester 0'Harrh has bought Of l..
B. Davis quarter section Of tim.
ber and pasture land on Weston
mountain near the White Fir school
house.
Ralph Lansdalc has returned from
Camp Lewis, having been mustered
out Of the service of Uncle Sam.
and is employed in a garage at
Umap'ne.
Sheep and cattle men, better look
this up: NEi SWi. NWt SCI and
Sd SCI Sec. 6. TIP. 3 NJ. X. 81 +.
w. M: 100 acres farm. grazing and
timber for $1,000. F. d. Watts.
A large consignment of new
books for the Weston school library
was received Tuesday by Clerk
Frank Price. The volumes cover a
wide variety Of reading for students
of all ages.
j. r. English arrived Tuesday
from Nevada, where he has been
employed for many months rs u
United States transit man. After
a holiday visit with kindred and
friends he will go back 10 Reno.
Announcement is made that the
fiu-closed Weston school will not be
reopened until after the holidays.
An outline Of the work in some Of
the grades is bulletined at the post.
office, in order that the students
may carry on their studies at home.
E. T. Santo of Walla Walla. an
expert milIwright and miller who
has specialized in Marvel and
Midget mills. is assisting Joe Hodg-
son at the Weston plant Certain
improvements have been made un-
der his supervision and the plant
put in shape for first-class work.
Weston school teachers who have
gone home for the holidays are Miss
Louise Rintoul, to The Dalles; Miss
Edna Hollenbeck, to Portland, and
Miss Colvin to Haines. Miss Col
vim was accompanied by her moth
er, who has been keeping house for
her, and who will remain at
Haines.
The side car motorcycle of Chief
Of Police Fred DuPuis comes in
good play during the quarantine.
Fred officiates as a sort Of commits
sary department for the flu pa
tients, whom he visits with sup
plies every thus enabling
them to comply with the new quar-
antine ordinance. Making his
rounds generally takes the greater
part of a forenoon.
Spang!e, Wash, has a woman
mayor in the person of Mrs. G. L
Mood. The voters who place ] her
in office also elected her husband.
DR.. G. L. Mood, as councilmsn;
consequently Mrs. Mood is sure Of
bossing her husband at least one