The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-12-05
BREVITIES


Reynauds,
Miss Elsie o'Harra is assisting
Mrs. Geo. b. Carmichael during the
rush Of fall work.
Master Egbert Serimsher Of PEN
dleton was recent visitor at the NJ,
{, Eagleton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Woods
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
friends in wallR WRlla.
Misses Eileen and Patricia Eagle
ton were week end guests at The
home Of Edgar Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price enter.
tained the ". S. Price family at a
bountiful dinner on Thanksgiving
day.
Miss yelma Gerking is i'll at her
home this week, having undergone an
operation Saturday for the removed
Of her tonsils.
Miss Frank Harris Davis has Sc
cured apartments at the Z. W.
Achilles residence and is now COM
fortably located there.
R.F. johnson of Fairview Farm re-
turned Monday from Pendleton with
his wife and youngest daughter, who
have been under treatment there for
several weeks. Pronounced improve
ment is reported in their condition.
]. E. Jones, Uncle Sans faithful
representative, started out Monday
to follow his new mail route for the
first time. He goes direct now from
Tamarack school house to Basket
mountain, leaving out his trip to the
sawmill. He thus avoids already
about foot Of snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Van Winkle
were hosts at merry dinner party
on the national Feast Day. Guests
were: Mrs. Martha Van Winkle, Mrs.
Kittie Ray, Miss Ruby Brodison Of
Walla Walla, Miss Irene Banister,
Miss Lola Key, Miss Gertrude Van
Wrinkle, Lewis and William Van Win
kle.
The Eastern Star banquet which
took place last Friday evening was n
most happy event. Guests from Pen
dleton in attendance were: Mes
danes VIM johnson. A. A. Kimball,
Leota Brown, Minerva Morse, Will
Wyrick: Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Avison.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McRae motored
over from walla Walla to participate
in the festivities.
L. H. Dowd and family have moved
to Washtucna, Wash, where Mr..
Dowd will farm 750 acres Of wheat
land. A large company of neighbors
and friends assembled at their home
on Weston mountain, where they
have lived eleven years, for farewell
party. Coffee, cake, sandwiches and
chicken were served, and barring mu-
tual regret over the parting an even
ing of pleasure and festivity was en-
joyed.
On Saturday afternoon, December
IS, the ladies of the NJ. E. Church,
South, of this city will hold a Christ
mas bazaar and cafeteria supper at
Memorial hall. Many appropriate
and useful articles suitable for gifts
are being made and will be on sale
at that date. A cooked food booth
viii also be leading feature. Sup
per will be served at $50. A cordial I
invitation is extended to everyone to {
attend.
Swas-Te-Ka Campfire held its reg
ular semi-monthly meeting with the
Guardian, Mrs. J. H. Roland, the af- t
ternoon of November 20. All the b
members but one responded to roll t
,all. Homecraft honors were award t
ed to Bertha Starmer, Alice Powell, 0
Aileen Eagleton, Blanche Thorsen r
and Charlotte Hass. The afternoon /
was spent in fashioning articles for 0
he Christmas bazaar to be held De- y
.ember 13.
t,
1t is announced that an old-time :,
,ospel meeting begins in the Bap-
ist church next Sunday evening, De-
ember z, under the management of u
he pastor, who will be assisted in
very way possible by other pastors 7
# the town. Pastor Storms extends
he following invitation: "All people r,
f the town and community, far and Il
Iear, are cordially invited to attend
nd assist in every way possible, as d
he only intention Of this meeting is :,
0 build up the Kingdom of God and u
0 promote the moral welfare of the ic
ommunity." 9,
Roast duck was the piece de resist. H
nee of Thanksgiving feast held at Ir
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ranzy q
'ork. Jokes and happy reminiscence al
dded much to the pleasure of the We