The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-04-04

Is under medical care.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred McGrew have
returned from u visit with rcla-
tivcs and friends at Portland,
Miss isabella Mackenzie is re.
ported to be in with scarlet fever
in Lewistown, Montana. hospital.
Smiley & Peat. Weston's new
blacksmiths. are kept constantly
busy and say that they like the
place.
Herman Staggs has returned
from Oregon Agricultural College
to help with work on the Stages
ranch.
]. ID. Miller and family have re-.
turned to Weston from pendlcton.
and will again make their home in
this city.
Roy TompkinS and an automobile
party Of Walla Walla knights. were
here yesterday on their way to fra
ternize with Pythian Lodge of
Athena.
Mrs, Virgil Neild is here from
Portland for visit with parents
and friends. Upon her return TO
Portland Mrs. Neild will be accom-
panied BY her mother. Mrs. ]. Kirk
patrick.
A handsome display counter--in
which you can see what you want
and thus ask for it without hesi-
tation-has been added to the
Weston Mercantile Co.'S grocery
department.
Mrs. Mabel Settlemeier. grand
worthy matron Of the Eastern Star.
met with the local chapter last ev-
ening. Visitors were present from
Pendleton and Athena. During her
stay in Weston Mrs. Settlemeier
was entertained by Mrs, F. d.
Watts.
Mrs. Lizzie Lansdale and Ralph
Lansdale are moving back to their
mountain farm this week from the
Umatilla river. Miss Mary Lans-
dale has six weeks more Of teach
ing at her river school, where she
has some interesting young Indian
pupils.
"The Great Reconstruction Era"
is the title Of a lecture to be CIV
en- at Weston opera house next
Monday evening at eight O'Clock
by w. A. Baker Of Portland under
auspices Of the Bible Students,
Seats are free and no collection
will be taken.
Weston was the first town in the
county to go over the top in the
recent drive for refugee clothing.
Mrs. Sim J. Culley. local Red Gross
chairman, desires to'thank all those
who contributed TO this worthy
cause. There will be work at head
quarters every Tuesady and Friday
afternoons and a large attendance is
urged.
There will be services at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
The quarantine has been lifted and
the danger of contagion is past. so
that Rev. c. L. McCausland Of
Butte, Montana, will fill the pulpit
morning and evening. Mr..
is a strong preacher
and comes with a message that is
vital to all. You should hear him
at both services. Sunday school
at the regular hour. Evening SER
vices at eight o'clock. s. E. Pow
ell, pastor.
At the commercial club meeting
Tuesday evening President Porter
appointed the following citizens as
q committee to work in cooperation
with the city council toward bring I
ing about a general observance of .
annual cleanup days: D. (.
F. Lavender, G. DeGraw, w. r.
Storms, A. w. Lundell, W. Fl.
Gould. At the same meeting P. T.
Harbour and J. F. Snider were as I
signed to the duty Of making the i.
lepot road more passable in readi- /.
less for the Victory Loan trophy
rain, which comes next Tuesday.
The four agricultural pilgrims
Who went north not long ago to see !
they could find any Canadian 4
iollars a.rolling up hill, all have
Employment on one ranch. 1t Is I
ONE ranch, too-six miles square 7
and would have Umatilla coun-
US biggest wheat farm looking like :
truck patch. 1t Is owned by the Z
}. G. Noble Foundation, Ltd, is !
ocated in the neighborhood of 4
Jobleford. Alberta, and Is known Z
S the Cameron ranch. Luther !.
heDenberger writes that he count. !: