The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-07-09
BREVITIES

tage on east Main street. Mr.. Hal
seth expects In August visit from
his daughter, Miss Lorraine Halscth
Of Browning. Montana.
Misses Eliza Morrison, Vira Nor
rison, Esther williams and Mr.. l.. ].
o'Harra were among the July
Fourth vacationIsts who hearkened
to woodland melodies In Camp Me-
Dougal region.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the Frank
Price and Claude Price families.
Rev. A. J. Starmer and family and
Mrs. Letha King and family motored
Monday up 10 Rocky Ford, where
they listened TO the brook playing
drowsy tunes upon the stones while
they partook Of an appetizing picnic
lunch.
For Salc--Team Of good work
mares o and years old, In good con-
dition. viii sell reasonable. Jones
4 Jones. Weston, Or.
Mrs. Walter Webb and Miss Ora
Webb have returned from their visit
with Mrs. Webb'H mother at Cottage
Grove, Oregon, and with her son at
Brewster. Wash.
Until August am paying $40
for old iron. J. r. Reynolds.
The little son and infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbra Harris have
both been seriously III with whooping
cough.
The good people Of Weston and
vicinity arc expected TO fill every
seat at Memorial Hall for the Ar
menian benefit July II.
X. Il. York came up from Wasco,
Oregon, where he has garage EN-
ployment, TO spend the Fourth Of
July with his family.
Mrs. Claude Davis and little
daughter arrived Wednesday from
walla walla to join Mr.. Davis, and
will make their home on North Broad
street.
Lyle Webb is enjoying n vacation
outing at Bingham. He has been re-
lieved by Eugene Smith in the Wes-
ton Mereantile's grocery.
DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Mckinney and
Miss Iva Mckinney were absent du-
ring the first Of the week on visit
at Condor.
A congcnial crowd who enjoyed a
picnic dinner Monday under the wal
nut trees in the c. +. Bulfnch yard
were: Mrs. Mary c. McNee, Mrs.
Lillian Fredericks. Mrs. !. +. Sailing,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Bulhnch. Miss
Dorothy Bulfneh. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Goodwin.
Camp Cold Spring claimed its quo
Ia OF Fourth Of July cclebrants.
Among those who gathered there to
feast upon toothsome fried chicken
and other dainties peculiar to the day
were Mr.. and Mrs. Newton 0'Harra,
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. McCauslin. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Bulfnch, Miss Dortohy Bull
finch.
Mrs. G. II. Fontaine is here from
the Fontaine farm l6 miles south Of
Great Falls, Montana, for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Driskell. Mrs. Fontaine reports
the crop outlook to be very promising
in that part Of Montana. Unless
unfavorable weather from now on
should cut down the yield, winter
wheat Is expected to go between 40
and so bushels per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Adams return
ed Wednesday evening from their
visit with relatives in Salem and Eu-
gene, having made the round trip in
their Ford car. The journey going,
$50 miles, was accomplished in one
day-from 3:i5 in the morning to IL
o'clock at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Royer and son
Kenneth arrived Friday evening from
Elgin, Illinois, to spend few weeks 1
at the home Of Mrs, Rogers pa ,
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Metz, on
Normal Heights, The trip across the
country was made in Mitchell car ,
fourteen days being required to COM ,
plete the journey, The tourists re-
port fair road conditions and but lit !
tie tire trouble, Mr.. Royer is fore j
man of the big printing establish
ment of the Brethren at Elgin. {
The family of Elmer Elwell ar :
rived in Weston Sunday from Forest
Grove, and have secured residence ,
on Water street from Mrs. Hetty /,
Powers. Mr.. Elwell is on the brick
yard payroll. Having liked the town {
when he was here five years ago, he 1
decided to return.
j. Hugh Pruett, son Of the late
Rev. w. II. Pruett, pioneer Weston /
minister, has resigned as head of the q
science department Of Walla Walla