The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-11-22
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Good buggy and harness for sale
! at bargain. Mrs. Anna Anderson,
. Good house, barn, chicken house,
etc.. and acres for sale, Frank
Skinner.
, j. Il. Scrimsher and daughter
Maxine left Saturday for Portland
! for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G, Fitzpatrick
and Miss Vera Upton were visitors
yesterday in Walla Walla.
After a visit with his little daush-
ter in the uplands, Ben Lee left last
week for pasco. WASH. to work In
|, u garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Woods mo-
tored down from Lewiston the first
Of the week for another glimpse Of
good old Weston.
r. A. Thompson Of the Athena
Vulcanizing Works was here We'd
nesday,, demonstrating the hhlu'
some Stephens car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew larson and
children were here Sunday from
their Ferndale farm for visit at
, the DeGraw residence.
, Mrs. Charles Schneider has been
, elected school clerk Of the Weston
Mountain district TO succeed Joe
Cannon, who moved 20 Athena.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. McRae and
daughters Of Walla Walla and the
X. W. Browns Of lone. Oregon.
were Sunday guests Of the Richard
Morrisons.
, For Sale at a Bargain Three
} shotes, weight from so to so lbs. !;
. two brood sows and FIVE pigs all
/. full.blood Berkshire, |. G. Hop
kins, Weston,
The T. ]. McCartys have moved
to Burbank, where Mr.. McCarty
has leased large alfalfa farm.
Mr.. McCarty will continue to farm
his upland holdings.
Mrs. Lizzie Lansdale and daugh.
ter, Miss Mary Lansdale. were in
) Weston Monday on their return TO
I Cayuse, where Miss Lansdale will
resume her school work.
. The second payment on bonds of
the Fourth Liberty Loan was due
November 81. Those who have
? not already done so are requested
} to call at the local bank and take
) care Of this obligation.
, Harley Rothrock, well known
, young Adams farmer. paid q fine
. Of $40 in Pendleton Tuesday on a
charge Of killing a faun. The ami
NAL Is thought to have wandered
away from the Pambrun park.
Mrs. II. J. Baker and children
are leaving tomorrow for Deer
Lodge. Montana, to join Mr..
, Baker, who is clerk in the train dis.
patcher's Office there. They will
!, be met by Mr.. Baker at Spokane.
Frances, the younger daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Davis, was
operted upon for appendicitis at St.
Anthony's hospital, Pendleton, by
Drs. Parker and Mckinney. She is
reported to be making favorable
, progress toward recovery.
Albert James was here from Pen.
, dleton Monday. greeting Weston
friends. He sold the fixtures Of
his former barber shop here to Will
liam Beaton. Mr.. Beatcn Is estab-
fishing a shop Of his own at STAN
field, where he has been employed.
Victor Toumi died at Athena Sat
urday night after short illness
with what was pronounced to be
pneumonia by the attending physi-
clan. Toumi was a native Of Fin
land, about as years old, and had
been employed Tor several years
in the Athena neighborhood as o
ranch hand.
Recent official adviees from
Washington say that no license Is
now necessary for the erection Of
farm buildings, -four and feed
mills, wheat warehouses and grain
elevators. regardless Of their cost.
All restrictions are removed on all
other buildings costing not more
than $4,000.
Sixty Of the eighty yoeng men
who are members Of the Students
Army Training Corps at Whitman
College, Walla WalIa. were on the
sick list Sunday with Spanish influ-
cnza, according TO report. Slow in
making its appearance. the "Hu"
when II did come spread rapidly
through the corps. There is no re-
port as yet Of any fatalities.