The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-05-31
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from trip to Seattle.
Ms, Cliff Culley visited Saturday
with relatives in Walla Walla.
Ja,.k Chaplin is miuns a good milk
cow, caused by her fondness for
wild mustard.
Tave Mcintosh is already here
with his steam swing for the plo-
necrs' reunion.
DR.. Kennard sold q Willys Six
Overland Wednesday TO Henry Lar
son Of Freewater.
Miss Anice Barnes, who has been
teaching school at Stanfeld, has
returned home for vacation.
r. L. Wilson has bought the
Harry Turner residence and two
lots on north Franklin street.
sold outm But have still
another Ford. Henry hasn't quit
making 'em. you know. Hedrick.
l will serve dinner and supper at
the girls dormitory on both days of
the pioneers reunion. Mrs. H. c.
Fetter.
For several nights during the
past week Jack Frost has been trea-
sonably nipping the Weston war
gardens.
am now handling supplies for
Overland cars; also vacuum cup
castings Of all sizes. and batteries.
DR.. S. L. Kennard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McRae and
the Misses Hilda and Marvel Nc
Rae were visiting in Weston Sum
day from Walla Walla.
Mrs. C. L. Pinkerton and her lit
tie nephew. Henry Craigen. have
gone to the Pinkerton farm in the
uplands to spend vacation.
For Sale-Associated "Chore
Boy" gas engine, II h. p. Nearly
new and in perfect running order;
S55 cash. Weston Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Pinkerton
motored to Cayuse Sunday for a
day on the river. Charles managed
to catch seven trout that were evil
IDENTIFY easily duped.
Professor Joseph H. Greener, di-
rector of the Columbia College Con-
servatory Of Music, Milton, will be
in Weston next Tuesday to organize
a class of Piano and Theory stu
dents.
William Mackenzie, former Wes-
tonian, has 460 acres in grain at his
place near Coffee Greek. Montana.
and writes TO Weston friend that
his prospects for a good crop are
at present very encouraging. He
is summer following 290 cares.
The junior Lewis Van Wrinkle,
who is engaged with his brother in
potato farming on Pine creek above
town, was regretfnlly compelled to
include a runaway Monday among
his agricultural experiences and vi
The team charged into
a barbed wire fence. and both
horses were quite badly cut up.
Clarence O'Brien, a former Wes-
ton boy, son Of r. M. 0'Brien, has
been awarded a commission as
first lieutenant in the aviation Sec
lion of the Signal Corps, and is now
stationed at San Antonio, Texas.
He received his training in Georgia.
The news Of his success was con-
tained in a letter received this
week by his cousin, Robert Reyn-
,lds.
w. o. Read was brought to his
rome near Athena Saturday even
ng, following the fire at the Walla
NdiId UUcplLols n bIoiuC1 uuIcC 10
n constant attendance upon him,
md it was reported this week that
lis condition is quite encouraging.
lie was worse Sunday, but next day
change for the better was noted,
nd his family and friends are now
lopeful Of his early recovery.
The new steel bridge has been fin
she'd at Mission on the Umatilla
iver and the outfit is now at work
n the Thorn Hollow bridge. 1t is
expected that this will be complet-
d and the road down Thorn Hollow
by the first of July. Aside
rom the hauling utility Of the
horn Hollow bridge, it will be a
reat boon to Weston people who
ant to go to the Umatills river
,r an outing.
Taking advantage of the Red