The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-11-28


cua and n number Of people went
up" AID experienced the thrilling SEN
uation Of flying In the aerial vehicle.
No stunts were attempted by the av-
lator-Just htraightaway speed fully
satisfying his passengers. One ex.
ccption was noted. however. With
Dean Dudley as his fare the airman
dipped the nose Of his machine 10 the
crowd, with the result that Dean Rc-
knowledged he was aware Of the fact
that the plane was "bowing." alright.
Ed Kilgore, eldest son Of MIR. and
Mrs. William Kilgorc, died at the
home Of his parents yesterday morn
ing, after a short illness. Pneumonia
was the causc of death. MIR. Kilgore
until recently resided In Idaho, where
last winter he survived serious at-
tack Of influenza, and his recent ILL
ness is attributed 10 that. He leaves
a little son and daughter by his first
wife. and Is survived by his present
wife and two Stcp-children and by
his father, mother and two brothers.
The Tum.a.lum Lumber Company,
local fuel dealers. have received in
structions from the railroad admin
istration 10 refuse deliveries Of coal
10 anyone having on hand one weeks
supply. IL is understood the pri-
mary reason for the order Is that
conservation Of coal in ears now in
possession Of the government must be
observed TO the utmost, and that Il
Is necessary TO place further restric-
tions on deliveries 10 retail dealers
and their deliveries TO customers.
A horse ridden by Miss Dollie Ban
ister SHE'D into an auto truck Friday
afternoon, with the result that Miss
Banistcr sustained a lacerated wound
on one Of her limbs. The truck was
loaded with heavy timbcrs which cx-
tended over the sides Of the vehicle.
In attempting to pass where there
was ditch by the roadside. the horse
instead Of taking the ditch brushed
the rider against the timbers. DR..
Sharp dressed the wound.
The Eastern Star Club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. +. u. Boyd on Fifth
street. Fourteen ladies were present.
Miss Doris Barnes Of Weston had
charge OF the entertainment Of the
guests, and the hostess was assist
cd in serving lunch by Mrs. +. b.
Radtke. The clubs next hostess will
be Mrs. II. A. Barrett, on the second
Tuesday in December.
Word was received Saturday Of the
critical illness Of Mrs. Warren Ray
mond at North Yakima. Her broth
CIR and two sisters--Arthur Coppock,
Mrs. W. o. Read and Miss Matte
Coppock-left Sunday and are at
present Mt her bedside. Little hope
is given for her recovery, us slight
paralytic stroke followed long spell
Of illness.
Mrs. J. c. Martin and son James
are down from their home near
Roundup, Montana on a business vis-
It. Mrs. Martin reports that four
weeks Of snow have already been ex-
pcrienced there, although the ground
was bare when they left home. Mr..
Martin has large stock ranch eight
miles from Roundup.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Foss left Tues
day for Spokane. where they spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Alley Foss
and Mrs. Nellie Taggart, sisters Of
Mr.. Foss. From Spokane they will
go to Moro. Sherman county, to visit
at the l.. J. Foss home, and before
returning may 20 to California.
For the second time since construc.
tion began on the Athena-Pendleton
section Of the State Highway, fire in
terrupted production at the "hot
stuff" plant when blaze Monday,
shortly before noon, destroyed the
top part of the structure.
Miss May Taylor Of Eugene was
in the city this week in the interests
of the Girls Junior College, an insti-
tuition in connection with the Eugene
Bible University.