The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-05-17
BREviTlES

Dick DcMoss has the measles his
second such experience within a
year.
Mrs. G. W. Brownfeld Of PEN
dleton was a visitor in Weston yes
terday.
Lost pair Of eye glasses in
case. Finder will kindly return 20
this office.
Mrs. J. r. Snidcr returned Mon
day from visit 10 her mother at
Dayton. Wash.
Mrs. G. T.. Fisk Is leaving Sun
day for Seaside 10 attend the grand
lodge Of Rebekahs.
II. l.. Iiedrick and family have
moved into the Mrs. Duncan resi-
dcncc on Washington street.
Ray (othcrwisc young Pete)
O'Harra has gone TO Pendlcton 10
take Il position with the Pendleton
Auto Go.
Mrs. l.. T. Mcbride, who has
been quite IN Of late, has gone To
the Mcbride Bros. farm for coun-
try sojourn.
am now handling supplies for
Overland cars; also vacuum cup
castings Of all sizes. and batteries.
DR.. S. l.. Kennard.
Immediately after receiving his
diploma from Weston High. Rulon
Smith leaves for Prairie City, Ore
gon, 10 take a bank position.
Mrs. Dick Harris Of bingham,
Montana. is visiting relatives in
Weston and vicinity. She will
make the return trip in the Harris
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Barnes and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Stanfield are
leaving tomorrow to attend the
grand lodge Of Odd Fellows at Sea-
side.
A tea will be given at the local
Red Cross rooms on Saturday af-
ternoon. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend. No more Red
Cross sewing will be done until
further notice.
S. S. Shields. the Milton-Free-
water produce dealer, was in town
during the first Of the week and
bought car of potatoes. Mr..
Shields was once so fortunate as TO
be a Weston resident.
Mr.. and Mrs. S J. Culley and
Maxine Culley, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
James and Donald James, Clyde De-
Graw and Clark Wood motored to
Bingham Sunday in the Culley Hud-
son for day on the river.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Kinney, grand
chief of the Pythian Sisters of Or
egon. will visit Stephanie Temple
No. "a next Tuesday evening, May
81, when il is desired that all men,
bres who can possibly do SO attend.
Fred Pittman made a beautiful
catch of trout-fift in number
only, but large ones--in the Una
tilla river Sunday. Others found
the river too high for good fishing,
but Fred has both the patience and
the know how.
The Weston postofiice was broken
into a few days ago but nothing
of value was taken. The culprits
to be Postmaster Van
Wrinkle himself and Magistrate Lieu
allen. Uncle Sans worthy local rep
having very inconsider-
ately locked himself out.
Lester o'Harra, Virgil Lundeil,
Happy Graham and Carl Brandt
spent Sunday on Mckay creek and
lad good fun but poor fishing.
Eight trout only were taken by the
party. Will Price went out the
,ame day on our own little Pine
,reek and took ten nice ones-get-
ing back, by the way, in time for
.hurch.
The Misses Helen Ross and Hell
en- Kline of Whitman College We're
quests of the families of ]. H. VIII
Iiams and DR.. Watts Saturday and
Sunday. Because of the trials and
endured by their re-
spective families in homestead days
IN the Clearwater in Idaho, warm
friendship is enjoyed between the
yuests and their Weston hosts, and
many pleasant memories were re-
pived of their mutual experience in
'roughing IT. Their return to
,ollege by auto was quite in con-
trast to the packhorse train in the