The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-11-14
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ba Garage, has been taking treatment
at walla wala for rheumatism, lie
is improving in health.
Her many friends will be pleased to
learn that Miss Zola Keen, who was
seriously III for time, has nearly ~
gained her former health.
Lloyd ellis, former Athena boy,
now Of Washtucna, WASH. was II
prominent figure in the Pullman and
Oregon football game, lie played
on the Pullman team.
Charles williams has moved his
family in from the farm south OF
town to send his children TO school
They occupy tho home Of Mrs, Mini
ME DePcatt on Adams street
Mrs. Hugh Mcintyre has boon in
hospital at walla walla this week.
having undergone an operation for
throat and lung trouble. Sha Is ro-
covering nicely. her friends are glad
to learn,
Watts Brothers completed seeding
their fall acreage and others are wait
ing for a day or two of favorable
weather conditions TO complete this
work. A number of farmers have
done some plowing. the soil turning
nicely.
Miss Velma King. daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs, John +. King Of st. An
thony, was recently married IN that
city to Mr.. Arthur Anderson. The
bride was formerly school girl Of
Athena, where she lived with her pa
rents in her childhood.
Mrs. W. X. Wall Is enjoying visit
from her sister. Mrs. C. +. Mcbride
Of Bloomington, Illinois. Mrs. Me
Bride has been west for some time
and has also visited her sisters, Mrs.
Thco Danner OF Milton and Mrs.
Charles Dudley Of Pcndleton.
Mr.. and. Mrs. b y. Tharp have
gone to Central Oregon being called
by the death Of Mr.. Tharp'a sister
in-law. They may remain for some
time to attend to business matters.
the deceased being widow and lcav-
ing three young sons orphans.
Ralph McEwen and Homer Watts
returned Monday from Portland. after
witnessing there the football battle
between University Of Oregon M the
Washington State College. The game
went ong-sidc out for the bow Lut
they enjoyed the scrimmage ncyerthc-
less.
Orel McPherrin, driver of the
auto stage to Pendleton. is in Spok-
aue this week and will consult sur
geon about his injured arm. He is
accompanied by Mrs. McPherrin.
and will visit relatives there. The
stage run is being taken care Of by
Ray o'Hara of Weston.
Mrs. Will WyrisD Of Pendlcton
was guest Wednesday of Mrs.
Omar Stephens. Although not II
teacher. Mrs. Wyrick is nm enthusi-
astic school worker and came here in
the interests Of the Parent Teachers
Circle which it is proposed to organ
ize in Athena.
The plans for the Library ball on
the night before Thanksgiving are
taking form under the direction Of
the ladies Of the board and promise
to attract arge aszemhiage Mt the
opera house on that evening. The
hall will be appropriately decorated
and themusic Of the best, assuring
a grand success.
That w. Z. Dobson must submit TO
a triple operation, is news received in
a letter received from Mrs. Dobson.
The patient was examined under the
X-ray in The Dalles by DR.. A. b.
Stone and the trouble was located
with the above conclusion. Stomach
and kidney trouble will necessitate
the operation. Mrs. Dobson will ar-
rive home tomorrow to resume her
school duties.
The banquet and entertainment
given in their castle hall Friday ev-
ening by the local Pythians was one
of the most brilliant in the history
of Pythian Lodge and is an auspi-
cious opening Of the social season.
readings was given, and the feast
A splendid program Of music and
served by worthy Knights was one
long to be remembered. The spac-
ious hall was comfortably filled with
well pleased guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirk are
showing with commendable pride
splendid present made them by Mr..
Severance Of Alaska. n the living
room at their home is spread NAM