The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-06-13
BREvITIES

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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Towery wer
I here from La Grande for the r,
union. .= #...
Z Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. SmOck lci
I Monday TO attend the Rose Festiyl
at Portland.
] Mrs. A. w. Rogers and daughter
/ Miss Velma Rogers. were picni
visitors from Selah, Wash.
G. II. Nelson left Monday for hi
brother Franks ranch near Power
Montana. driving Franks car.
II is reported that Wares phar
macy at Athena is about 10 become
the property Of Curran McFadden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor II. Chastair
attended the reunion from Their
country home In the Walla Walla
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Warren OF
Franklin county and Will Warren Of
Bcnge. Washington. were in the
city for Weston's big days.
K. l.. Wilson and family are leav-
ing tomorrow for La Crosse. Wash.
where Mr.. Wilson will be employed
as ranch foreman on the Scott Ban
lister holdings.
Mrs. II. Hessel of Connell, Wash.
and Mrs. William Bollinger form
erly Miss Ella Rungcl Of Lewiston,
Idaho, were among the former
Weston residents here for the re-
union. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Larson were
visitors at the DeGraw residence
during the reunion. Mrs. DeGraw
accompanied them home 10 their
place near State Line, returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nettie MeCulley and child.
rem Of La Grande, were reunion
guests at the w. S. Payne resi-
dence. Mrs. McCulley's mother,
Mrs. Read, was also here for Wes-
tons annual event.
MIR. and Mrs. Dean Morrow
motored down from Endicott, Wash.
last week for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan r. Sewers and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sewers. Mrs. Morrow
is a niece Of the Messrs. Sewers.
Private Raymond w. Sewers was
with a command of soldiers sailing
June 6 for Germany to join the
Army of Occupation. He
is a member Of Company 25 Of the
Sixth Battalion.
The annual school meeting of
the Weston district will be held
at the schoolhouse Monday, June
l6, at 2:30 o'clock. One director
and one clerk are to be elected.
Chairman G. w. Stages retires 9
from the board. |
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Woods and =,
'hildrcn left Tuesday for Spokane y
o attend the Northwest Farmers !,
They are making the
rip by way of Lewiston, Idaho. to
isit relatives and look after their v
and and crop interests in that Sec n
ion. a
Mrs. Nancy A. Jacobs of Port. r r
and, sole survivor of the Whitman :,
Massacre, made an interesting talk =
0 the pioneers during Fridays
eunion program. Mrs. Jacobs L
leared up several inaccuracies U
oncerning this great historical v
-agedy. 4
Bishop Paddock, assisted by Rev, =
fired Lockwood of Pendleton, con-
ucted confirmation service Sunday NJ
fternoon at the Episcopal church. M
he bishop has but lately returned Ell
'om France, and gave a most in g
,resting talk concerning his expe-
ences at the front. W
o. C. Turner was here from En-. 81
,rprise, Oregon, this week for hi
rief visit. Mr.. Turner has leased
Is Wallowa county farm and will la
turn to grain buying. He will in
,present the Wallowa Grain & Mil M
g company, of which Max Houser
president, at Enterprise. is
Special Services at Baptist Church o
Saturday, June Ii, Rev. eleven da
II will preach at IL a. m. At
80 o'clock in the afternoon the ro
dination of two deacons will take I'M
ace, Rev. Clevenger preaching the oc,
dination sermon. Everybody is
vited to attend both services, an
. R. Storms, pastor, Ia
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