The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-02-15
BREvITIES

r. y. Iehm returned tonhy i'"n
Portland.
Used periodicals are wanted al
the local library.
DIR. A. +. Sempert is confined q
his home on the McGrew farm will
illness.
George Schnitzer has invested IN q
patent mixer for use In his con-
crete work.
Lawrence Pennington was busl.
ncM visitor IN Pendlet0n the first
Of the week.
Mrs. j. Hodgson has been Sc
riously III during the week at her
home In this city.
Potato planter. buggy. tent and
saddle for sale. May be- secn at
the Proebstel residence.
Moses Taylor was united in mar
riage Monday at Spokane 10 q
trained nurse 0f WnIla Walla.
Mrs. /. r. Buell. Of Pendleton was
visiting her sister. Mrs. G. w.
proebstel. the first Of the week.
Over 100 orders placed at Walla
Walla for the Mccormick Harvester
Combine. See Watts a. Rogres.
Claud Gaines Of Athena was
among the Oregon soldiers on board
the torpedoed transport Tuscania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Maloney have
moved from Walla Walla TO farm
near Weston 10 make their home.
Rev. E. S. Powell was in Walla
Walla this week assisting in evan
gelieal meetings at the Marvin
Methodist church.
A St. Valentines dance will be
given at Weston opera house tomor-
row evening, with music by Pay
ants Jazz" band.
Mrs. ]. o. Davis Of Echo was
recent visitor at the home Of Mrs.
]. c. Davis. who is recovering from
her serious illness.
Ask O. M. Richmond and Walter
CHM why they ordered Mccormick
Combines. Get your order in be-
fore too late. Watts 4 Rogers.
Carl Brandt has added new
snare for orchestra work TO his
trap drumming outfit which in
cludes n new zylophone and other
approved paraphernalia.
Frank Snider is busy at his black
smith shop with the manufacture
OF six weed cutters, three Of which
60 10 Montana, two 10 Morrow
county and one to Helix.
The Reed and Hawley mountain
GERS came down fifteen strong the
other day and worked all day on
the Pine creek grade. which had
become almost impossible.
c. II. Nelson has bought the busi-
ness lot mt the corner Of Main and
Water street from Mr.. and Mrs. j.
b. Dupuis. II is reported that MIR.
Nelson has in view the erection of
d concrete garage building on the
Saturday, February 20, at 10 a.
M, the sale Of seat reservations
will begin at the Office Of Frank
Price for the series of Chautauqua
entertainments March l. 8 and 4.
Reserved seats may be had at so
.ents each for the season.
W. L. Robbins hauled a couple
If houses through town the other
lay Just as easily as though each
we're load of hay. He bought
hem from the Grant-Smith COM
,any and they will be used at his
Mill as dry kilns for corn meal.
Rev. Mr.. Storm of Milton will
conduct services again next Sunday
1t the Baptist church both morn
ng at eleven o'clock and evening
Il seven.thirty. Mr., Storm will be
assisted at the evening service by
he Y. nj. c. A. team from Milton.
The Weston school board met
Wednesday evening and reelected
he entire faculty from Superin-
.endent Fitzpatrick down. This
action Of the board is regarded as
the community's satisfac-
ion over the gratifying success of
Is school.
Rudolph Proebstel, who has been
operating the Sam Thompson cater
pillar near Pendleton, will be exam