The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-09-26
BREVITIES


Mrs. Susan Tucker is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. J. 0. Wood, al
Wala Walla.
Peter llaSs and family have
moved from the farm into cottage
on east Main street.
A Bon was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs II. V. Compton ut their
home In the Weston uplandB.
Miss Cleo Connoll Of Caldwell.
Idaho. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. l..
II. Davis, and cousin. G. G. Ellis.
Miss Lois Porter left Tuesday for
Whitman college, Walla Walla.
where she will take the course in
literature.
Mrs. Sarah McDougal and Mrs.
Rebecca Culley came home Monday
from their annual outing at Camp
McDougal.
Gilbert Ellis visited Mcacham
Tuesday and ordered n car of good
yellow p!Ec. which is expected in
next Monday.
The Frank Price home on Normal
Heights is being redecorated
throughout. w. S. Price is in
charge Of the work.
q Edward Tucker and family have
moved into the Mrs. w. M. Powers
residence at the corner Of Water
and Pomeroy streets.
Walter Gilmore and F. Heath.
Reed and Hawley upland farmers.
were out Tuesday exploring the
country in the region Of Umapine.
Harve Driskell Of Dayton and
Craig Driskell Of Walla Walla Wis
isted relatives and friends in Weston
last week while on their way to the
Round Up.
After two weeks visit ut the
home Of her son, l.. B. Davis, in
this city. Mrs. c. b. Davis left
Tuesday on her return home TO Te-
koa. Washington.
Professor and Mrs. +. c. Fitzpat-
rick with the Misses Hollenbeck,
Colvin and Davis, formed jolly
automobile party which visited the
Round Up at Pendleton, Saturday.
Having finished his work with
the state highway locators, Kendall
Smith has returned to Weston and
is again with the grocery depart
ment of the Weston Mercantile Co.
Lowell Hyatt was in Weston a
day or two this week, having been
honorably discharged from the nav
al service of Uncle Sam. He has
gone to La Crosse, where his pa
rents now reside.
Mrs. Lillian Fredericks' advanced
French class, composed of Miss
Frank Harris Davis and Mrs. H.
Goodwin, are entering upon the
years work with the study of La
France qui travaille."
Miss Esther Heath. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Heath of Reed and
Hawley mountain, left Wednesday
for Portland to complete her stud
les. Miss. Heath has had year of
work in Whitman college and two
years in University of Washington.
Several auto loads of Athena
hunters passed through Weston early
this morning on their way to shoot
ducks at the Portuguese Joe ranch
now owned by Watts & Rogers
in eastern Washington, They were
joined here by S, J. Culley and j.
w. Porter.
Sam Pambrun and Fay lie Grow
of Athena left this week for big
hunt along the south fork of the
Flathead river in Montana, at the
west side of the Continental divide.
They go by train to st. lgnatius,
Montana, from which point they
will pack five days into the game
region.
Mrs. G. w. Maybee of Pasco,
Washington, accompanied by her
son, Loren Maybee, visited relatives
in Weston the first of the week.
Loren has just been honorably dis
from the navy, wherein he
served as wireless operator. He
came up the coast with the North
Carolina in the big fleet.
Jess and Frank Fowls Of Weston,
John Bearden and Fred Pittman of
Freewater explored Hagen canyon
on the Umatitla recently in search
Of deer. Two members of the par
ty got in a number of shots at
distance of 400 yards, but We're evil
IDENTIFY overshooting, as the deer
calmly ignored the bombardment.