The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-03
BREvITIEs

Artic Bcathe.
Kash Kounts every day at Watts
and Rogers,
Four young work horses and one
saddler for sale. See Newt OHar-
ra, Weston, Or.
Eleven hundred acres good land.
good sawmill and good box factory
ALI for $4,000. +. ID. Watts.
I'VE don't want 10 miss copy"
writes Wnl Graham. in renting
for the Leader from Rccdsport. Or
cgon.
am charging 10 percent inter-
est on all past due accounts. Bet
ter pay now and save money. W.
l.. Robbins.
Lloyd J. Killgorc. young Weston
sailor. has just completed course
In the government fuel oil school
In Philadelphia.
The q. DeGraws and the s. j..
Cullcys motored TO the state line
New Years day 10 take dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Larson.
+. Z. Faust and family have
moved 10, town from the uplands.
and Mr.. Faust enrolled In the force
Of railroad workers here.
a. w. Lunoell has been appoint
cd district agent for Umatilla county
Of the General Accident Assurance
Co. Of Perth. Scotland 1.-The largest
concern Of lis kind IN the world.
After for all too brief period
bcstowing the light Of his counten-
an6e upon Weston and sundry Of its
fair inhabitants, Pody Duncan has
returned TO Vancouver. Wash,
where he is employed in garage.
II is reported that John Hager
and Billy Hoch lately trapped a sill
yer fox IN the vicinity Of Bingham
Springs. The silver fox Is espec-
tally rare as far south as Oregon.
It's pcIt Is quoted high in the fur
market,
OrcIl McPhcrrin, driver Of the
INSTRUMENTATION auto stage. an Z
nounccs that until further notice
the stage will make but one round
trip daily as follows: Leave Wes-
ton 9:45 a. m. Leave Pendleton
2;30 p. m.
IL see that Lawrence Lieuallen Of
Adams Is advertising for q lost
bull" quoth ]. r. Lieuallen, well
known local cattleman. the other
day. well, he's welcome to hunt
for the crittcr around my place, but
I'd advise him 10 look for steer"
+. G. Lucas has received from
the Pythian grand chancellor of Or
cgun a commission al, district dep
uty grand chancellor for umatilla
county. 1t is the intention of Mr..
Lucas to make an official visit to
every lodge In the district during
his term OF Office.
Roy Hyatt, who has the doubtful
distinction Of being the only flu pa
tient- past or present-in the Wes.
ton uplands, is reported 10 be inn
proving. The disease appeared in
a number of households in the Bas-
ket uplands, where all the patients
are reported out Of danger.
W. L. Rayborn, Thomas L. Nc
Bride and VIM. NJ. Brown have
been summoned from the Weston
neighborhood TO serve on the jury
for the January term Of court,
which convenes the 18th. Grand
iurymen from this bailiwick are R.
Z. English and G. W. Stages. Mr..
English Is foreman Of the body,
which meets January 8.
The following were members Of
a Weston theater party who motor.
ed to Walla Walla Saturday in Mr..
Culley's Hudson to see one OF the
latest farce comedy successes:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Culley, Mr.. and
Mrs. 9. H. Nelson, Mrs. G. H.
Smith, Mr.. r. G, Sailing. In an
other party were Miss Eunice VIII.
sey and Miss Lola Key, Messrs.
Lewis Van Wrinkle and Fred Greer,
G. A. R. McGrew is back behind
d prescription counter, having gone
to Redmond, Oregon, to conduct
the Redmond Pharmacy during the
illness of It's proprietor, which ter.
minated fatally, MIR. McGrew had
an arm broken in a recent accident,
but Is now improving. Among the
pleasant features of his stay at
Redmond has been nice chicken
dinner on the alfalfa farm Of Rev,
N. D. Wood.