The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
BREvlTIEs

Mr.. Heath OF HofmlbtOn N mOV-
ing 10 the Charles Marshall place on
Reed and Hawlcy mountain.
struycd A light bay two-ycar-
old mule branded ID on left shoul-
der. Reward. s. j. culley. +
Pilot Rock wants TO play ball at
Weston during the pioneer picnic
with some other Umatilla county
team.
A. w. Lundell has been appointed
Umatilla county selling agent for
the Weyerhauser grain tanks.
Recent frosts have nipped the
gardens hereabouts, and are report
ed to have damaged wheat in some
localities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Larson were
here yesterday from their home near
Frcewater. visiting at the DeGraw
residence.
II the parties who borrowed my
garden rake will return Il at once
will be very grateful. Mrs. M,
G. Eagleton.
William Singer. George kinnear,
Jack Stewart and the Walters boys
were busy this week moving their
cattle 10 mountain range.
Services are announced for Sun.
day afternoon next at three o'clock
at the Episcopal church. Rev. AL
fred Lockwood Is coming from PEN
dleton.
See our attractive showing Of
new hats just received for Saturday
and Monday display In our milli-
merry department. Weston Mercan.
tile Co.
Mrs. r. G. Sailing and sister. Mrs.
L. A. West, motored 70 Walla Wal-
al Tuesday TO attend the funreal Of
the late Mrs. Garfield, mother OF
Mrs. Ethel Scott.
Charles Petersen Of Echo has
bought the Hagen estate lands,
about 400 acres, on Reed and Haw-
lev mountain. Mr. Petersen will
move 70 Weston and place his child
rem In school here.
Miss Cleo Beeler arrived this
week In Weston for a visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Beeler. Miss Beeler came north
from California a few weeks ago
and has been visiting at Albany.
Oregon.
A large number Of members Of
Crescent Chapter. Order Of the
Eastern Star, visited Athena Wed.
nesday evening and frateraized
with the Eastern Stars" in that
city, upon invitation from the Ath-
ena chapter.
j.. ID. Whitman Of Milton was
a Weston visitor this week. Mr..
Whitman Is a member of q well
known Umatilla county pioneer
family formerly residing near Wes-
ton. He has opened a well-appoint-
cd harness shop at Milton.
The Odd Fellows had a most in
tcresting lodge meeting in Weston
last evening, marked BY the pres
ence Of their grand master, W. T.
Walker Of Springfield, Oregon.
Some rs visiting brethren were
among those In attendance.
DR.. and Mrs. b. G. Vinson Of
Pendleton motored to Weston Fri.
day. While here DR.. Vinson placed
an advertisement with the Leader
for The Propho' Painless Dental
Parlors--a four-chair establishment
at Pendleton with complete modern
equipment,
The chorus rehearsals for the
Memorial Hall dedication have been
changed from Monday to Tuesday
evening. at Masonic hall. The
singers are urged to come promptly
at seven-thirty. In order to permit
the band men who are also mem.
bers Of the chorus to attend band
practice later.
DR.. N. P. Bennett formerly First
Lieutenant Bennett Of the Dental
Corps of the United States Army
has been busy this week unpacking
and arranging the very finest and
latest dental equipment that money
could purchase, for his attractive
Office on the second floor of the
Weston Mercantile building, The
Office itself has been receiving at
tention from carpenter and painter,
DR.. Bennett hopes to be ready to re-
ceive patients tomorrow.
At a meeting Of pioneer reunion
committees Wednesday E. o. De-
Moss was elected general chairman