The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-10-24
BREVITIES

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Festival. October 25.3O.
Tho special meetings conducted by
Evangelist Sanger at the Church OF
the Brethren are meeting with encour.
aging interest. A singing evangelist.
Miss Myers Of Portland, conducts the
song service.
Lont-A back comb set with bril-.
liants. Finder will kindly return to
Mrs. X. q. Sailing.
Mrs. w. r. Dribkell returned Sun
day from a weeks visit with the X. G.
Fctter family. who are nicely located
at Freewator.
Under the supervision Of James Ash
worth, attractive improvements are
being made upon the ]. Harl Williams
residence property.
The twelfth annual Rebekah conven-
ton held In this city last Saturday was
decidedly successful event. The
lodges sending delegates were those Of
HtllNr huhNlhf hNncHar EIttWahSig
Pendleton and the local organization.
The initiatory work was exemplifcd by
Pendleton degree staff. A most appe-
tizing banquet was serveda at six O'Clock
by the Weston lodge.
Craig Driskell has accepted a posi-
ton as guard at the Washington state
ponitentiary.
Tho llttio BON OF Erma Davidson
WAS operated upon this week by DR..
c. II. Smith for theh excelsior OF ton
sils and adenoids.
Ed Hall was visitor In Pendleton
Sunday.
4 concrete ieyciing device for the
ieyollng OF gang plows--a great con-
venicnce that Weston has hithcr
been without--has been installed In
his blacksmith shop by Z. II. Hall.
Charles l. May has added to !
holdings in the uplands by the pur-
chase of tho c. NJ. Schneider place
very desirable quarter section. .
George Walden has recovered from
his recent Illness.
Carl c, Nelson was In town this
Week from the scene OF his activities
on the Snake river where he is con-
nee,ed with the o,-w. payroll.
Rev. u. II. Storms Is In Portland
this week attending tho Baptist con-
vcntion, and will be absent until Mon
day. Except Sunday school. no serv-
icos will DO held at tho Baptist church.
Roy KeiEur. lato OF the United States
navy. was In Weston this week to visit
his brother. Bert Keizur. and aunt,
Mrs, J. W. Hyatt. He served two
years and six months--part OF the
time as American mail carrier in
France.
During the course OF four days
hunt last week in the Lick creek
nelghborhood, ]. II. Jones, George
Ncsblt and II. L. York saw so deer
at different times. but never In good
shooting distance. Snow and fog in
terfered with tho hunters. Jones
crippled one deer at distance OF 500
yards, but finally lost IL after follow
Ing il for two days. Ho has gone to
tho mountains again this week, ac-
by ]. NJ. Ashworth and
Joe wurzer,
+. J. Van Wrinkle. one of the first
members OF the Weston Normal fac
ulty, is reported TO be quite III at his
home In Portland.
The Weston Baths. BPlrbar and Tail
or Shop win close at seven o'clock
hereafter, except Sunday evenings. r.
l. Reynaud,
Mrs. II. w. Brown and family are
located for the winter I'm walla Walla,
where the children are attending
school. Before leaving the ranch at
lone. smallpox visited the household.
causing much discomfort and annoy |
lnce but no fatal results.
Hey winn, PROSPEROUS farmer OF
his locality was united in marriage /
with Miss weisser, at DAYTON. Wash I
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ngton, SATURDAY October 18th. The
,ewly-weds then proceeded 10 spo-
zane where they will spesd few days !.
md welcoming sesenasde is in or
lor when they return home.
October 2Srd, Mother Nature dom
Ter her cloak OF erninc for the first
lme this season, The small boy pos
esslng sled Is jubilar,t, and the
armer likewise rejoices over the as
urance of abundant moisture.
Louis oberson. aged Is, won first
,rivae m ~ yo pinfias of garden yege-