The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-04-25
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treatment for appendicitis Ut So.
Mary's hospital. Walla Walla.
W. II. Mcbride was up from
Portland this week for visit with
his mother and brothers at Weston.
Mrs. M. j. Marsh and Mrs. Abbie
Mays Of .Pcndlcton were dinner
guests Monday Of Mrs. l.. 3. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Nelson have
returned from their California trip.
which they report as most cnjoya-
BILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Warren
were here from pcndlcton Sunday.
visiting MIR. Warrcn's mother and
sister.
Mrs. Albert Allyn left Wednes.
day morning for Walla Walla.
where she Is one Of the singers In
the Music Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Dowd mo-
tored down Monday from Washtuc-
mn 10 visit Weston friends and 10
attend the tractor show at Walla
Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warren
have moved 10 Weston from PEN
dlcton and have taken the Mrs.
Gcrking cottage ON north Franklin.
Harry has joined the briekyard
force.
Services will be conducted at the
Episcopal church In this city next
Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock
by Rev. Alfred Lockwood Of PEN
dleton. A cordial invitation 70 at
tend Is extended the people Of Wes-
ton and vicinity.
Three Weston Odd Fellows expect
TO motor to Salem, accompanied by
their respective wives. TO attend
the grand lodge May 10. They are
]. A. King, S. A. Barnes and II. L.
Hedrick. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. STAN
field will help swell Uncle Sans
railroad receipts by going on the
cars.
Because OF the extremely heavy
SHOWS in the mountains considerable
damage was done 10 buildings at
the Blue Mountain sawmill. Roofs
Of the bunk house. barn and box
shook warehouse partly collapsed
under the weight Of what was re.
ported at one time to have been
nine feet Of snow.
Feeling III at ease unless under
the commanding eye of his immedi.
ate superior while at Camp Lewis,
cx.private Earl Barnett left Mon
day for Grange City Junction,
Wash, where ex.Corporal Charley
Nelson is employed as section fore
man. He will join Nelson's crew,
and expects TO be contented again.
The French have taken over the
wharf at which Sergeant James
Kirkpatrick has been employed IN
Service of Supply at st. Nazaire.
France. and he expects TO be able
to start for home on May Goth. He
says in his letter that Sergeants E.
L. Blomgren and Sylvan kennard
are employed at other wharves, and
that ne did not know as to whether
or not they would be relieved at the
same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wurzer re-
turned this week from California,
where they spent the winter. They
made the journey both ways in
their Overland. The return trip
was o bit difficult at this season,
and they passed andshelped q num-
Der Of stranded motoring parties.
They themselves barely managed TO
"muddle through" the worst
stretches Of road. Mr.. Wurzer
declares that California is a beauti-
full state--to visit. Living there
permanently, he thinks, would be
a different matter.
The secretary Of the Weston
Commercial club was instructed
Tuesday evening to snotify the
Ellison.White Chautauqua System
that the proposed Summer Cautau-
qua at Weston will have to be
called off. The middle of July,
when harvest in the Weston coun-
try Is Just beginning, is regarded
here o. too entirely unfavorable q
time for such an event. 1t was ex-
pected when negotiations were en-
tered into with the Ellison.White
people that their Summer Chautau.
qua would be scheduled for an early
date In June and SO the local sub.
scribers were given to understand.
Mrs. r. L. Reynaud and Mrs.
Robert Proudfit entertained at the
home of Mrs. Reynaud Wednesday
afternoon In honor of Mrs, ] f.