The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-07-05
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New Ford car for sale at the
Weston garage.
Marion Dixon has gone 20 North
Yakima for a visit with his sister.
Five young sows for sale--will
farrow soon. Geo. n. Carmichael,
Mccormick binder, good rs new,
for sale at a bargain, {. H. Nell
son.
Floyd Fox Of the Weston uplands
and Arthur Darrin Of Walla Walls
are fishing this week on the Look
ing Glass,
Mrs. z. c. Price and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Price left Monday for
Bingham Springs for a fortnight's
outing.
J. II. Ridenour has returned
from a successful shearing season
in Montana and will engage in
warehouse work at Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Saunders,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Gordon and Mr..
Asa Wagner were guests at dinner
Sunday Of the r. G. Sslings.
Mrs. Donald McKinnon and
daughter. Mrs. Mary Leroc, of Nam
ton, Alberta, have been visiting
friends in Athena and Pendleton.
Raplh Dowd. young man of the
Weston uplands. has enlisted in the
United States Marine Corps. His
brother Ralph has gene to Camp
Lewis for training.
J. o. Hyatt and family left Satur-
day for their new home near La
Crosse. accompanied by the best
wishes Of a host of friends in the
Weston neighborhood.
C. A. Hart and family, who have
been living on the Mackenzie place
near Weston, now owned by Joe
Key, are moving this week to Mil
ton to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hodgson left
for Camp McDougal. where
Mrs. Hodgson and her smaller sons
will remain during the summer.
Mr.. Hodgson came back and went
to La Crosse for the harvest.
Jack Read has again engaged in
the meat market business in Ath-
cna, reports the Press, having pur-
chased the interest Of Jesse Myrick
in the Athena market. The firm
name will hereafter be Read &
Logsden.
J. N. York is preparing to be-
gin harvesting next Monday, and
reports his crop prospect as fair
only. Mr.. York says that the
showers which struck in and around
Weston failed to reach his neigh
b0rhood.
A new telephone line is being
strung out Of Weston and will serve
he people living along Pine creek
above town. This will make IA
.ural lines connecting with the To-
al exchange the largest having
,s subscribers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell Wis
ted last week at the home of Mrs.
Aitchell's nephew, J. E. Jones,
While returning to their home at
Valla Walla from Condor. They
llso spent a few days in the up
ands. Mr.. Mitchell reports that I
lillian county's crop outlook is
,loomy. I
N. J. Hale, Robert Reynolds, I
ames Killgore and Walter Will !
ANS arrived home Sunday from J
heir camping trip to the Umatilla. t
he other boys say that Walter
Williams showed such class in 1,
pursuits that he would !
ldhS Liz 4d1uOus 1Lo0h UoIeOH s.
,ok like an amateur. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Proudft F
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graham
Sunday from their annual !,
acation on the Umatills. Bob" n n
I'd Happy" fished with their o
sual success, taking the limit al II
ost daily. Sixty boy scouts from
'alla Walla feasted on trout as
suit Of the prowess Of the Wes- a
N anglers. y
Walter Hercher. member of Wes-
MS efficient teaching force last
ar, will not be here again for the "
,ptember opening. He has gone q
ON his home at billiard, Oregon, u
Vancouver barracks, where he
S enlisted as a musician. Mr.. a
srcher writes TO Clerk Frank h,
ice that he hopes some day TO