The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-11-14
BREvITIES

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Hey winn has gone 10 winona 10
do some seeding.
We give you honest time and guaran.
tee our work. Weston Garage.
Mrs. a. G. Metz has been entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Heard. the past
week.
Andy Larson has bought an attrae-
tive prune orchard Of eight acres
near Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Smith enter
tanned DR., G. II. Smith and family
at dinner Tuesday evening
Mrs. Jones. Senior. has returned
from a delightful visit Of tive months
duration at Seattle and Portland.
Mrs. ]. V. Smith and children Of
Bickleton. Washington, are visitors
at the d. II. Wilsey farm home.
In the opinion Of poultrymen tur-
keys for the Thanksgiving feast will
retail nt closeto so cents pound.
William Mclean and family ~
Adams were Sunday quests NJ the
Ernest Ross home on Normal Heights.
Il. L. Rcynaud and wife attended
the Armistice celebration at Pendlc-
ton. remaining all night Mt :hc coun-
~ seat.
Mrs. Leon Lundcl has been n Mil
ton the past week assisting in caring
for her mother. Mrs. Eenmcr. who is
quite III.
ID. X. Garrct left last Thursday for
Washtucna. where he has bought out
a jewclry store and will loeati per-
manently.
Miss Vida Greer. accompanied By a
fellow classmate from Whitman.
spent the week end at the hospitable
farm home Of her parenis.
About eighty periodicals removed
from New York on account of the
prcssmen and compositors' strike.
Many Of them are now being issued
from other cities.
Jesse Hart and wife Of Walla Wal.
Ia, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Susan
Tucker, the visitors motoring TO
Iioldman for a short sojurn at the
Ed Tucker hmc.
W. l.. Rayborn managed the cam
paign for Red Cross members on
Weston mountain, securing forty-five
names which were credited TO the
Weston auxiliary.
Longings for mothers cooking were
satisfied when Miss Gertrude Van
Wrinkle. freshman at Whitman Col
legc, joined tho group around the fam
ily table last Sunday.
Lloyd King, son Of Mrs. Lctha
King Of this city, who has recen'y
been in the service Of the Um'el
States navy, is now attending an
electrical school in California.
W. l.. Rayborn has bought the +.
a. LeGrow ranch which aijcins his
farm on tho west. This increases
MIR. Rayborn's holdings to nearly $50
acres, one Of the largest ranches on
Weston mountain.
Lee Wilson, now located at La
Cross, Wash, still has "A kindly feel
ing for our little mountain town, it
asmuch as he forwarded n Red Cross
membership fee for each one of his
family, to the local auxiliary.
Miss Lois Porter who is attending
Whitman College at Walla Walla,
spent Sunday with her parents in
this city. An attractively appointed
birthday dinner in her honor was q
pleasing feature of tho home N'sH.
Delegates from The Saturday Aft
ernoon Club who will attend a lunch
con to be given by the Pendleton
Civic Club November 18th, are; Mrs.
J. Harl Williams, Mrs. +. d. Watts,
Mrs. E. o. DeMoss and Mrs. E. NJ.
Smith.
S. A. Barnes, chairman Of ;he
Roosevelt Memorial Fund Drive, re-
ports that about $50 was subscribed
by local citizens and forwarded to
the county chairman. Pendleton's
quota in this campaign was 5000, and
n total of $9ss,Sl was secured.
John Philip Sousa appears younger
than he did few years ago, says +.
C. Fitzpatrick in discussing the con-
cert given by the famous band at Wal
la last Saturday evening. The genial
professor and his wife, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harl Williams, mo-
tored over for the event,
At the conclusion of the motion pic