The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-11-07
BREVITIES


Mrs. II. g. cullcy who was the house
guest 0f Mrs James Btanfleld last
week. returned Saturday 10 her home
In walla walln,
Mr. and Mrs \. J. culloy. Mrs. Il.
q. Cullcy and Miss Maxine culley mo-
torcd To walia walla for "a days OUT
inR. last Saturday
Albert GeiHr. who has been farming
In Montana for the past two years.
has returned 10 this vicinity where
crops yield more abundAntly.
Mrs John Carleton Brooks and
small son returned last Wednesday to
their home NJ ToppenlHh, Washington,
having enjoyed a brief visit with Miss
Edna ilolienbock.
Mrs. r.. r. Faust has moved 10 town
for tho winter and In occupying the
Carl Brutscher cottage, Miss Gwen
dolyn Compton. high school student.
IN residing with her,
According 10 James y. Mcdaniel.
tho wcnthcr.wise mountaineer. many
fields 0f potatoes on the uplandH are
covered with snow and the harvest
ing season In problematlchl
Tender rollops Of docr'A flesh. guf-
fclcntiy delicious for the most exact
Ing opicure. found their way Into sew
crai Weston homes last week through
tho generosity ~ Ernest Ross.
Rev Walter O'linrrn. son Of the late
John M O'liarra. assisted in conduct
Ing services at the NJ. y, Church,
South, Sunday Rev. OIIarra'S home
IN In Pasadena. California, and his
work In largely Of an ayengolIstlc ma
ture.
A most entertaining picture show.
featuring Mndge Kennedy In
Friend Husband" was given last Sat
urday evening IN Memorial Hall
Judging from the number in attend
nnce. motion picture fans are numcr-
ous in Weston.
The bright lights Of the city have
lurcd Mrs. James Kirkpatrick from
her quiet home here 10 the manifold
attractions which Portland offers, She
will spend the winter there visiting
her daughter. Mrs Virgil Nciid
Rev n. u. Wood. formerly pastor
n the local NJ T.. Church South. has
lately been preaching at Tangent.
Oregon, but has decided 10 again for
sake the pulpit and return to preda-
tory animal trapping near Redmond.
Tho work is done under the supervi-
sion of the L. s. biological Survey.
In q letter 10 Weston friends. n
traveller In England remarks that on
all Nldea one hears Of great hardships
TO be endured there this winter Coal
and gas and all provisions are eS'
trcmcly high. Eggs are 10 and IL
cents apiece MIX Is Is cents quart
with the prospect that II will be 20
cents before the winter ~ over.
The recent snow was Unusually
heavy In the mountains for this time
oF year. AZ Bingham Springs MANY
limbs Of trees were broken from the
weight of the beautiful, However
Pine creek has been benefited by
melting snow water until once again
IL dnshcs over It's rocky bed. making
sweet music for those who listen 10
Natures melodies
Mesdames r. y. Watts. ]. HaTl VII
Iiama, T.. NJ smith and Herman Good
win motored 20 Athena Tuesday 10 be
present ut the organization OF n civic
club In that city. A party of clun
women from Pendleton consisting ct
Mrs. r. r. Wade. president OF Pendle-
ton Civic Club, Mrs. James johns
Mrs. Charles IL Marsh and Miss Ella
MAY Harmon. were also In attendance
at the event.
Miss stasia u. Walsh, Instructor IN
homo hygiene and care OF the SICK
urges the Weston women to take nd-
vantage of the work offered In the
classes conducted by her every Thurs
day. Mt the Red Cross work-rooms
There In no charge for the course, the
EXPENSE OF same being borne by the
T'mntllin County Red Cross Chapter
So far. the classes organized at Wes-
ton are smaller than those or any
other town In the county and such
Indifference is deeply regretted.
Misses Edna Hollenbeck and Mahci
Colvin were hostesses to the Bachelor
Girls Club, Monday evening. seven
members and five guests were pre-
sent The president, Miss Ruby PRICE,
nnpointed n committee to assist In ar
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flea nav. After tho business was
transacted, q merry social time ensu-
ed. interspersed with songs and ukelele
selections. Novel refreshments were
served by the hostesses and the affair
was greatly enjoyed by all the paru-
The regular monthly meeting OF tho
womnn's Missionary Society OF the
NJ, u. Church. South, was held We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. w. T.undeli, Ten members ana
four guests were present During the
business session committees were op-
pointed TO perfect arrangements Tor
tho Christmas bazaar to be held the
afternoon Of December 18th, short
program was given, after which light
refreshments were served by Mes
DANES sarah Rowland, d, lAavendar
and IT. Goodwin, Choice phonograph
music added enjoyment to the final
hour,
swas-Te-Ka Campfire met with