The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-25
BREVITIES

HOUSE was visitor IN weston this
week from Boise. Idaho.
Captain g. II. Smith arrived in
New York City July 10 and has
gone TO Camp Merritt, New Jersey.
Mrs. p. 7. Harbour returned
Sunday from Walla Walla, where
she has been under medical treat
mcnt.
John Planting Of Helix had a
28-bushel average Of No. / wheat
from 20 acres in the Spring gulch
district.
Do you want to increase your
mileage on gas and power Of your
machine by 20 percent? II 80. see
A. w. Lundell.
Mrs. T.. G. Rogers and children
were here from Athena for a week
end visit at the home Of DIR. and
Mrs. F. d. Watts.
T.. G. Brehm Of Albee has sold 10
Oliver Dickenson Of Athena herd
Of eleven Durham cows. said 10 be
among the finest herds in the /
county.
II Weston doesn't keep clean IL
viii not be the fauit Of K. l.. Rey- (
maud, who has added shower TO I
the tub bathing facilities in his es-
tablishment.
The condition Of Maynard Jones &
continues TO be encouraging, al 4
though the young patient was s
brought very near TO the valley Of
the shadow"
Earl Rose, who was gassed while y
serving as an artillery soldier in
France. was called TO Pendleton 4
Wednesday for an examination by
an army surgeon. Is
Bouncing boy" is right in de- =
scribing the youngster who arrived u
Wednesday at the upland home of p
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Tucker. He 4
weighed III pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wurzer spent u
Friday and Saturday on the Una
tilla river near the mouth of q
Meacham creek. The Leaders
sporting editor is very pleasantly a
aware that they got some fish.
+. G. Lucas and Marion 0'Harra
eft Wednesday BY automobile for
Lehman Springs. Marion will re-
main there to visit and attend his
brother Frank. who has become en-.
iccbled through failing health.
DIR. +. d. Watts returned Tues "a
lay from his business visit to Port =
Ind. Worth Watts remained in the
metropolis to study the operation frt
# moving picture machines, in Ke
which he is making rapid progress. un
We have been able to get a few plr
cts Of wagon skeins at a reduced me
rice and we intend to give the Ne
gagon.owners the benefit of our Is
heap purchase. We can save you ms
money. Call and see us, Hall 4 se'
Iarinan. sef
III. Tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Skinner and fro
title daughter have returned from the
heir motoring trip north. They dia
ave decided to locate at opportun-
y, Wash, near Spokane, where
hey have invested in a garden and ital
ruit tract. Sun
Weston's harvest will now pro- - -
eed as per usual, Bob" McGrew Ss SS''
aving come up from Portland to NJ ua'
litf the grain dust. A harvest ,I Wy
ere without Bob" around would ~ ~
I something like an old-time pel
utch picnic without the lager. =
r. Il. York of the Sailing garage !
rs leased the A. l.. Douglas resi- q
ence on north Water street. Mr.. Gay
nd Mrs. York were joined yester. the
ny by their two sons, who have the
zen visiting their grandparents in noo
ortland. The boys will attend ha'
hool IN weston, a"s
Fire Monday afternoon destroyed Nh,
he thousand acres Of wheat, APP !.
'oximately $4,000 bushels, near :
Wash. The fire started cha'
ON a threshing machine and ton
gh wind was blowing. w. A. q /
roce, assistant state fire marshal, ter
clared 1t to be the costliest grain WIT
e in Washington's history, The rigf
ain was insured. VIM
ing
The ladies of the Saturday After !
on CLUB announce an ice cream I. = Z
cial for tomorrow Saturday. y, y :
ening at City park, There wiz aVas Nas
watermelon on ice. Ice cream and ,'o. msu'
ke and ice cream sundaes, and ~. ny
lightful atmosphere of sociabili- ~
1t will be an occasion, in fact, eAp'