The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13
BREYIlIES


Mn Fmni< McBrsde r~ssrn~a
EM.zrasy frees . visit 70 hsT 80.
W.. II. MeErSae. ss Pcs1hand-
Mr. 1. z sMlinz isf1 Sgz.dAg for
a vinss 81 tke ha<se u hrg dsuxhtsS,
urA. l. M. Fsnk. n waila walia-
TO p1 waii sntil tAe Roasd 70
70 gsf gosr ssits eisxDen Ard
premeS. Piras< eaE Mon44y. z.
l. ReyrN0d-
wr. ard Mrs. W. S. BzniG<s
were ;he pruSsd and happy parents
Fri6zy of . nine ponEsd bsy Al tbesr
h0rne mar Westoa.
MNs Los Porter began tesehinz
Mondsy n the scho,Ds over uhieh
ahe prexid@d Iazs year in the Gerk-
ing Plat n<ighboghood-
C. W. Ayery and family srs Hs0T-
ing % t0xn frgrn the Bive A0un-
tain szEnill, and Eiii oocBpy the
Seward rrsidenes On sDgih Water
street.
The will u the late jesse Reeves
has ben admitted 70 probate b.
County Judge MArsh. 90 petition
II Mary z. Miller. Il bezrS date
Of Auguss II. 1915
Mr.. and Mrs.. G. W. Staggs ard
Herman and Glenn Stzzss EFF sat
uriay IN their Chalmers car for q
tour Of the Sound. I~hieh sill n
clude q visit 10 Camp Lewis.
A fve-nark n0te 0f the German
empire Was sent % Weston b.
Leonard Blofngren. serving a. the
front in Prznee. Il is rather
sOTy-Iooking kale. and 0os doesn't
wonder At is depreciation.
Attention. Reb<kai1s. Yea are
requested 70 be present At the nsxt
regular meeting. September ~.
Businex Of vita 5mportanee. and
fun attendance Is deziresL Maud
stan6eId. See. By order Of =. 6.
A hunting party which included
such renowned ninrods a. George
Bezton, Fred Pittman, Doc 0'HarTa
and George Kinnszr spent ns0St Of
last week IN the region 0f the Dick
English cabin. One buck fell 10
the expedition.
Having finished hauling his wheat
crop from $50 acres, jess Gordon
was In tOwn Monday from his Gsrk-
ing Plat ranch. He Is quite well
satisAed with the seasOn's returns.
much Of hig land having yielded IS
bushels TO the acre.
Marion Hanseli caught two Of
the finest Rainbow trout in the
UmatilIa that have been seen by
local anglers for some time. Accord
ing 20 the Athena Press. Escti
measured about IS inches in length,
and they were certainly speckled
beauties.
The g. DeGraws ard the Sim
CuIIeye returned yesterday from
their motoring trip to Chelan,
Wash. where they visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W.
Barnes. They also czmped out on
the banks Of Chelan lake, and had
splendid fishing.
A total Of 1i3 men registered in
Weston yesterday for the great se-
Iective draft. There were n In
precinct Is. 2s In precinct l6 and
56 in precinct IL, Four in the lat.
ter precinct were non.residents.
All were natiye-born Americans
with one exceptions naturalized
Swiss.
The September meeting Of the
ladies' Guild was held at the home
If Mrs. L. s. Wood. Refreshments
we're served BY the hostess and a
1tEA6dtIL nlbETILDH VICE P1cBSls ,
Hrs. Herman Goodwin was present
Is guest, In addition 10 the mem. :
,ers. The next meeting will be /
IeId the first ThurSdzy afternoon !
. 0ct6ber at the country home Of
frs. G. z. Fisk.
Oregon boys and girls doing pig /
lub work may this year for the !
rst time compete with breeders
/ the State Fair. An effort 10 get !
ruling from the secretary allow.
IL them 70 enter their animals In !
1e pig club a. well a. the breeders I
asses Is being made by the state I
gent, L. J. Allen. This conces- !
on Is strongly favored by the I
reeders, who want To see the
,ung people given chance TO try !
IT their work In competition with Z
at of the skilled and experienced
.owers Of the state. J
A big bear has been coming down 4