The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-03-15
BUEVITE:S

G. A. n. McGrcw "came up on
the down train" from Portland yes
tcrday.
John r denour came in from the
Sound this week for HE annual
sheepshearlng tour.
Piunos tuned and repaired at rea-
sonable prices. Frst-class work
guaranteed. A. w. Lundell, Mus.
Bach.
Rhedc Island Red eggs for hatch.
ing. $50 per setting Of is: per
hundred for ineubators. $3.50.
Mrs. A. A. KEGS.
All who are interested in cheap
wheat land will learn Of something
10 their advantage by seeing me
at once. A. w. Lundell.
Or. z. C. Blalock and Fred NJ.
Pauly Of Walla Walla were in WeS-
ton Saturday evening and met
with the local lodge of Masons.
Mrs. Ida Bennett arrived Monday
from Pocatello. Idaho. to attend
her mother. Mrs. Frank Hildebrand.
who is seriously i'll with lagrippe.
An interesting exhibit Of manual
training work from the Weston
schools is seen in one Of the big
show windows Of the Weston Mer-
camille Co.
Linus Anderson and Marvin Ad-
kins drove Wednesday to Hudson
Bay after two four horse loads Of
baled alfalfa hay, now quoted at
SIT the ton.
A. W. Lundell has taken over the
Weston meat market from A. 2.
Perry. who is leaving soon, accom-
panied by Mrs. Perry, for his old
home in New York.
Bert Ferguson returned Wednes-
day morning from Pendleton. where
he passed the army examination.
He expects to be called to the col.
ors about the 18th Of April.
Wanted Red Mexican Beans.
Send samples, stating amount you
have. whether hand-picked orsre-
cleaned. We are cash buyers. Or
cgon Fruit Co., Portland. Ore.
The Y. W. M. S. will hold cook
ed food sale at the store of the
Weston Mercantile Co. Saturday af-
ternoon, March Is. The proceeds
will be used to purchase paper for
scrap books for coDvalescent SOL
diers.
Income Tax Officers Tillson and
Kennedy will be stationed at the
court house in Pendleton from and
including March 1910 and including
March 10, 1918, for the purpose of
helping taxpayers to make their re-
turns. These must be in by April /.
Morning subject, IL o'clock. at
the United Brethren church. Three
Things God Reserved. Evening
subject, A Riddle that Cost Thirty
Men Their Lives, and the Dcstruc-
tion Of Hundreds of Dollars Worth
Of Property. Other services at the
usual hours.
Oregon must furnish 369 men
for military service and entrain
them for Camp Lewis between
March 20 and April 2, as its share
Of 10000 men to be called up
throughout the United States on
those dates. Umatilla county's
quota is IA. one Of the men called
being Rudolph Proebstel of Weston.
The Bachelor Girls Club met this
week at the home Of the Misses Do
ris and Mamie Barnes. A very
busy evening was spent, during
which two new members were adj
ded to the roll. After the work
was laid aside q dainty lunch was
served by the hostesses. Next week
The club will be entertained by Miss
Edna Jones.
The district conference of the
Oregon district of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, viii be
ield in Weston beginning next We'd
iesday evening, March 20, and will
continue until over Sunday. There ,
will be evangelistic services each !
morning at III o'clock and each ev- !
ming at the regular hour. The re- :
naming time will be given to the :
business Of the district. Rev. Mr.. !
)mann Of WaIla Walla will preach r
he opening sermon Wednesday ev- +,
ming. Services next Sunday as J
Isual. .
A very pleasant afternoon was c
pent March 8 by the Saturday At t
ernoon Club at the home of Mrs. Q
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