The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-02-14

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contract near Adams. and has gon'
TO Athena 10 do some interior dec
Grating.
Robert Hodgson left Tuesday fol
La Crosse. Wash. 10 visit his
brother. He was accompanied By
Lester Wilsey.
William Goodwin Of Portland
representing the Ford Motor Co.,
was caller Monday at the Liberty
Auto Co.'S establishment.
Wanted Girl for general house.
work. Good wages and everything
TO make the work easy. Address
P. o. Box 954, Athena. Orc.
J. H. Clodius has gone TO Walla
Walla to visit relatives and will
leave soon for California to spend
the remainder Of the winter.
For Sale-Two 3-bottom, i6-inch
new style Flying Dutchman plows:
only been used few days. Will sell
cheap. Chas. Belts, phone 20Fl3,
Athena.
DR.. b. G. Vinson, manager Of the
Propho' Painless Dental Parlors in
Pendleton, was here Wednesday on
a business visit. This is a four
chair establishment, newly opened.
with complete modern equipment.
Henry j. Taylor Of Pendleton,
president Of the Umatilla County
Pioneers association, was in town
yesterday and appointed commit
tee on the proposed memorial build
ing at Weston. Its members are:
s. A. Barnes, F. c. Greer, 4. c.
Rogers. ]. M. Banister and L. r.
Van Winkle.
G, II. Nelson will leave with his
family for Long Beach, California,
about the first of the month. to join
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nelson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Tyrreii. He ex-
poets to drive his Chalmers on the
excursion. After this visit Mr..
Nelson intends to return TO farm
ing probably In Alberta.
The Wenaha Stock association,
which embraces eight local associa-
tions, met Saturday at Walla Walla.
The incumbent officers were re-
elected as follows: J. P. Lieual-
len, president; Ralph Walters, vice
president; Charles Winn. secretary.
After finishing their business the
stockmen sat down to q 73-plate
spread at the Dacres.
A, baby aeroplane which Is ap.
too young to fly Is swung
from the ceiling of Watts & Rogers
hardware store. II Is q neat little
model, the clever handiwork of
Worth Watts. and is equipped with
q motor and all needful appurten-
ances. The motor will run, but not
30 the machine, which is a bit too
heavy for the power available.
Three German helmets, one
French helmet, a French gas mask,
/ ration canteen, a German Mauser
lip, a pair Of Belgian toy shoes
md books taken from German dug
outs are among the war relics dis
played In a window of Goodwin's l
lrug sstore. Much attention has
,een attracted by this exhibit, !
which was sent across by First
lieutenant 9. H. Smith.
All patrons and friends of the !
Weston schools are invited to at
end a Patriotic Program to be given !
'riday, February 81. at two o'clock q
4 the afternoon, In the school Ru. s
itorium. Mrs. Leila G. Sailing has 4
onsented to sing and Sergeant Sid. E
ey A. Barnes will tell of his exper-
,nces in France. The program
ill also include piano solo by
Iiss Ruby Price, an address by j.
7. Porter and a cornet solo by
con Lundell.
East 0regonian: That from 5000
} 5000 acres of wheat in the vicin.
v of Weston has been killed by
'eezing is the report received from
lat place by c. F. Kennedy, local
preventative Of the Pacific Coast
levator Co. The estimate comes
Mr.. Kennedy from inquiries
ade to secure wheat for re-seed-
g the ground. This is the larg-
/ estimate yet received Of dam
red grain in the county. One
I'D south of Pendleton has been
ported where 800 acres will have