The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-02-07
BREvITIES

Mrs. Margaret Rabb Is leaving
tomorrow for a visit with friends
at Portland.
Miss Violet Wrigglc resumed
teaching Monday In her school
near Pcndleton.
Conforming 10 the law Of prog
ress. the local Baptist parsonage
has been wired for electric lights.
Members Of the Bachelor Girls
club were pleasantly entertained
Monday evening by Miss Ruby
Price.
Rev. s. +. Powell has gone 10
WalIa Walla TO conduct a series Of
evangeilsiic meetings at the Marvin
Methodist church.
Honorably discharged from the
army Of Uncle Sam. Private Elmer
Ferguson came in this morning
from Camp Lewis.
For Sale Two 3 bottom. l6-inch
new style Flying Dutchman plows;
only been used few days. VIII sell
cheap. Chas. Belts. phone 3OFl3.
Athena.
Mrs. Geo. w. Baker Of Wallace,
Idaho. arrived today for a visit
with her brother, Private Earl
Rose. and mother, Mrs. Marion
0'Harra.
The ground hereabouts Is COW
cred with several inches Of snow,
which meets the views Of those who
would rather take their winter now
than later on.
Mrs. Glen Duncan was taken i'll
last Saturday while visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Iven o'Harra,
with influenza in mild form. She
Is recovering.
Guy Cronk, district manager Of
the Standard OIL Co., was IN town
Saturday from Athena accompanied
by his brother, who is visiting him
from Emmett, Idaho.
Mrs. Rhoda Beck Of Walla Walla.
member of q well known pioneer
family Of this section, was here last
week for few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. c. II. Nelson.
Returning from Corvallis, where
he took the short course in tractors
at Oregon Agricultural College. e.
don King left for Spokane this
week to attend the Holt school.
Robert Mills Of Walla Walla, who
recently received an honorable dis
charge from the United States
navy, was a guest during the week
at the home Of Rev. w. r. Storms.
| will wait until February 20,
1919. and no longer, for the settle
ment Of accounts due me. These
will then be collected through Fee
& Fee, my attorneys. w. L. Rob-
bins.
Lost--0n the streets, lady's
purse containing rings. papers and
money. If finder will kindly re-
turn purse, rings and papers to
this office, the money may be re-
tained MS a reward,
WI. Rayborn went 70 Pendle-
ton Monday to engage in jury SER
vice and was drawn on the grand
jury. He was thus enabled to come
home. as that body will not meet
again until the next term.
Overland cars continue in active
demand in the local automobile
market. DR.. Kennard sold a Light
Four this week to Edgar A. Simp-
son, and 1919 model of the Light
Four to Herman Goodwin.
Tom Eagleton, the l7-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Eagleton
Of this city, has enlisted in the
navy, after first obtaining the con-
sent Of his parents. He has gone
to Bremerton. WASH, for training.
Peter Weidert has brought suit
against Henry Barrett to eject de-
fendant from land belonging to
plaintiff and held by defendant un-
der lease. The complaint alleges
that the terms Of the lease have
been violated. and damages to the
amount Of $250O are also claimed.
Miss Cora Beamer Of Weston and
MIR. John Mayberry of Milton were
united in mar iage Sunday at PEN
dleton. The bride is a popular
high school girl, the daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. John Beamer, prom
inent among Weston's long-resident
families. Mr.. and Mrs, Mayberry
have the good wishes of host of
friends throughout the countryside.
A surprise party was given Sat
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