The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-04-18
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eNuNt eaNNt oe'SaN h"e~ss
D. H. Wilsey arrived home Wed
nesday from San Diego and LonS
Beach.
Dave Bonifer Of the Umatilll
river greeted old-time friends a
Weston Saturday.
Grady Hcrndon and family have
moved back 20 their upland farr
from Frcewater.
Mrs, u. N. Warren is expectet
home today from Marysville
Wash, accompanied by her daugh
ter. Miss Fay Warren.
A. L. Douglas motored up from
Morrow county Sunday for q short
visit. He reports encouraging croT
prospects down that way.
A daughter was born Monday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl c,
Nelson Of Weston 1t the Mrs. Mic
coils maternity hospital in Pendlc-
ton.
Sam Shields Of the Shields Fruit
Co. was over from the twin cities
Monday after spuds-the which he
found a rather scarce article herca-
bouts.
The estate Of the late Jesse
Reeves. valued at $4,000. has been
admitted TO probate. Mary Z.
Reeves was named as administra-
trix. with bonds Of $4,000.
c. T.. Nelson has gone TO Port
land to assume his duties as state
manager of the Equitable Life.
The pronounced success made by
Mr.. Nelson in his chosen work
is source Of gratifcation TO tho
friends Of his boyhood In Weston.
Judge Phelps has entered an or
der that during the pendency Of his
suit against Leota Dupuis for d.
vorce. Fred G. Dupuis shall pay
SIPS for her attorneys fees, S25
for suit money and $25 q month for
the support Of HE wife and their
child.
The will Of the late John s.
Harris has been filed for probate.
The personal property Is left to his
son, Elhra s. Harris, and the home
place at Weston goes TO bis stepson,
James N, Harris. The remainder
of the estate Is TO be held In trust
for his sons benefit.
You must cleanse the stomach
and bowels. purify the blood, each
Spring. or you leave Winters germs
and impurities In your blood and
system. Drive them away. clean
out the stomach and bowels take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
Spring cleanser-purifer. 35c. Tea
or Tablets. H. Goodwin, ADV.
Mrs. r. W, Brown is reported
better, after a very serious illness
from smallpox at her home near
lone. Miss Hazel Brown had the
disease in q mild form, and soon
recovered. as did also Mrs, Benj.
II. Juday. The condition Of Mr..
Juday was alarming for a time. but
he is now reported TO be out Of
danger.
Ray Sewers. Lowell Walden and
Gus Burgy--three Weston boys who
were too young for soldering when
the great war was on but want 10
see something Of the world---have
for one year Of service
in the Army Of Occupation. Sow
srs and Walden left last week for
San Francisco. and Burgy went TO
Portland Monday.
A great Music Festival will be
ield next week at Walla Walla In
with the tractor show.
cantata, The Rose Maiden. will
,e presented next Wednesday even.
ng, with chorus of 400 voices.
The leading role Of Rose Blossom"
viii be sung by Leila G. Sailing Of J
Weston. Al an artists evening
Mrs. Sailing win sing q I
'roup Of songs, including an aria /,
rom Robert le Diable.
Through his father and guardian
d litem, Walter Webb, Lyle Webb {
as sued the director general Of ]
always for $4,000 damages. 8
he plaintiff, o popular Weston
oy, 10 years old, lost the most Of '
Is right hand when serving as b
ucket tender with an O-W. bridge q
rev several months ago. The ac-
dent Is ascribed 10 faulty macnin-s I
y. and TO neglect Of the company 4
failing TO warn him against the 4
anger. 7
Cyril Proebstsl Is back In Weston Q
yain, enjoying home life after nine