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

]. M. Ashworth and family were
visiting In Walla Walla Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Wilsey returned
Monday from visit with relatives
at carlile. Washington.
Frank Skinner and family left
this week for their new home at
Chester. Washington, near Spokane. 1
TIL. Mcbride is under DR.. Me-
Kinney's care with quite serious
illness, At his home on the Wild
Horse.
Good seven-room house with mod
ern appointments and six lots for
sale at bargain. Terms. Robert
Proudfit.
Ernest Ross and Marion 0'Harra
have gone 10 Lehman Springs for a
season Of hunting and mountain
recreation.
Mrs. John Banister Junior has
returned from visit with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Wilson,
at la Crosse.
Sam Key came TO town Saturday
and sold his upland wheat crop TO
s. A. Barnes. agent Of the Pacific
Coast Elevator Co.
Walter Milton, who came home
recently from La Grande, Is under
quarantine at the Fuson residence
with a mild attack Of smallpox.
William Payne was in Pendlcton
Wednesday, and ordered monu-
ment which win be placed above the
grave Of the late Mrs. Payne In !.
o. 0. +. cemetery.
The condition Of Mrs. w. r.
Storms, who has had q painful ex-
pericnce with blood poisoning In
the hand, Is reported this week to
be much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor II. Chastain
were here Sunday from their coun-
try home near Ferndale and called
on Mrs. Warren A. Wood. q former \
schoolmate of Mrs. Nelson, at the
L. S. Wood cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Tinker OF
Walla Walla and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Wilsey Of Rutledge, Missouri,
have been visiting at the Wilsey
farm near Weston. Mrs. Tinker is a
daughter and MIR. Wilsey son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Wilsey.
The C. II. Nelson's have gone TO
their new farm home near La
Crosse. where Bud win again glad
ly commune with Mother Nature in
ranching habiliments-B Bud and not
Mother Nature, of course, having
donned the aforesaid habiliments.
They shipped carload Of belong
ingS.
Blackheads, blotches and pimples .
are generally caused by the inn ,
proper action Of the bowels. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea regu- /,
lates the bowels. cleans the stomach, !,
clears the complexion from the in /,
side natures way Get that
healthy, happy look" H. Good !
win. ADV. 4
A new Chevrolet car belonging TO
Jess York was stolen from in front !,
of the Liberty theatre at Walla !
Walla Sunday night. Later it was ..
found on the Mill creek road about !
ten miles above the city, badly !
smashed. having rolled over a
couple of times. 1t was damaged :
to the extent of $500,
In renting for the Leader
from Portland Mrs. Della Winn. :
writes: I'VE are comfortably To- |
Gated in the Glenco district and like q
our home and surroundings. We-a
have excellent schools--both high {
and grammar We always enjoy >
the Leader, with its news of old
friends and the home town. " !
T.. c. Rogers, a prominent subur- h
ban business man, was here Sunday il
admiring Weston's community hall IN
and other metropolitan institutions. b
The visitor was taken in tow by Dr.
Watts and guided safely across our q
traffic-congested street crossings. |,
We trust that he gathered commer- i
cial pointers and civic inspiration i
from his visit.
Mrs. C. E. Clark returned Satur- Il
day to her home in Pendleton after r
a visit with her grandmother, Mrs. \
Fannie Mcbride. After the Round; I"
Up Mrs. Clark goes to Seattle to
greet her husband, who is a ma4 v
rine engineer, upon his return from u
long voyage in Alaskan waters Y
They contemplate spending the win
ter in California. q