The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-06-06
BUEvITES

Expert ucntictTy~ pItCco ENuooh~-
bic. DR.. Sponogle. Athena.
Miss Ruby Price has accepted q
position in the Office Of the Weston
Mercantile Co.
Mrs Il. Reynolds and Robert
Reynolds are here from Conncll.
WASH, to attend the reunion.
Il. G. Rogers left Wednesday TO
visit the extensive land holdings Of
Watts 4 Rogers near Odessa. Wash.
Eldon and Ermna Mcintyre have
gone TO Portland TO visit their
grandfather, Alex Walker, at Mon.
tavilla,
+. q. Lucas will soon b. taking
real estate clients around In n new
Hubmobilc car. now ron the way
from the factory.
Mrs. ]. II. Williams and Gail
Williams left Wednesday for Port
land. where Gail will receive fur
thcr training in dramatic art.
Dick Harris and family are re-
turning from bingham, Montana.
and Il is said win again become
residents Of the Weston ncighbor.
hood.
Title TO certain lands left by the
late Nelson Swaggart was quictcd
in recent friendly action brought
by j. NJ. Swaggart against A. L.
Swaggart.
Services will be conducted at the
Episcopal church next Sunday after.
noon at three o'clock by Rev. Alfred
Lockwood Of Pcndleton. All are
invited TO attend.
Reports from the Blues say that
a big crop of huckleberrics Is In
prospect for the festive summer
picker. The young berries are
beginning TO form and are almost
safe from Jack Frost.
DIR. and Mrs. Wood Of coeur
d'Alcne. Idaho, were guests We'd
ncsday Of DIR. and Mrs. Watts while
on their way TO Portland. DR..
Wood and DR.. Watts were formerly /
partners in the practice Of medicine ,
at Occur d'Alene.
Herman Stages leaves Sunday on
a motoring trip TO Portland. where {
he will attend the Rose Festival. 1
Herman will be accompanied home
by his brother Emery, who has /
been under treatment at Portland /
and Is reported to be improving.
Sheepmen have been driving their I
herds across the mountains to the =
Palmer Lumber company grazing Y
ground. However. snowdrifts near q
Toll Gate have held up their supply Z
teams. and they have been com. Z
Delled to pack across the obstruc.
lion. 4
Reports from Montana say that ?
he region in which large invest 4
nents were made by Umatilla coun- y
y people was recently visited by a q
destructive wind and hail storm. Y
ioung grain was badly damaged, U
md barns and. houses In some in y
tances were blown from their Y
II
In the eyes of Young America !,
o picnic is complete without a
carryuasall, merry-go-
whatever you like TO call y.
J. So there was general rejoicing ~
ere among the younger population dt
18th the arrival this week Of Tave te
Iclntosh and his outfit Of dashing OF
OGDEN ponies. "
The Memorial Hall yard was Il, n
cared this week by willing vol 80
nteers. headed by President Watts, =, ~
TO grading. The brick NJ
'undation has been. constructed, ir
I'd everything is in readiness for
C metamorphosis Of the super
ructure, which will be changed ro'
In appearance. The bid arr
the Walla Walla Lumber COM Gre
ny, which submitted a most at MI
active plan. has been accepted vel
r this work. an'
Farmers generally are hoping sIo
1t the pioneers reunion will be da,
ie TO It's record and bring a good, -
king rain. The lack Of mois-
e is beginning TO be felt mel