The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-06-25
BREVlTlES


has put truck In commission and M
nouncea that he Is prepared To hau
anything for anybody 10 any place a
any time.
Miss Cascade Dunn Of Brighton
Colorado, IL visiting her aunt, Mrs
Emma Barnett. Miss Dunn wai
born at Wasco, Oregon, when thu
Cascade Locks were opened, anc
from this auspieious event derived
her name, This Is the first time she
has seen her native state since she
was six years old.
Sidney Tucker and family have re-
turned from Holdman, Oregon, and
Mr.. Tucker has enrolled with the
Blue Mountain sawmill force. His
family will reside In Weston for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Bell and Mrs
Van Slyke visited Wnlla WRlla Sun
day, attending the wedding Of Miss
Meryl Keplcr and Mr.. Cecil Yates,
which was solemnized at the Pres
bytcrian church In that city. Mr..
and Mrs. Yates will make their home
in New York City.
Miss Hazel Duncan and Miss
Dorothy Procbstel, popular graduates
Of Weston High. have returned from
Monmouth, Oregon, where they took
the tcn-wcck training course at Ore
gon Normal. Each may now qualify
Ms n senior in any normal school.
Miss Duncan will teach the second
and third grades in The Cove school
the coming year, and Miss Proebstel
will teach near Hcppner.
Miss Pauline Rayborn was able to
come home from Pendleton Tuesday,
having made a quick recovery fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
She was only twelve days in hospital.
Leander Kirk. well known pioneer.
is visiting at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. Hodgson, after trip TO
the Willamette valley. He attended
an old settlers reunion ut Browns
vile, Oregon. where he was born 73
years ago.
George Carmichael, who has been
in failing health for some months.
was taken to Portland Wednesday for
treatment by Mrs. Carmichael and
their son. George B. Carmichael.
J. NJ. Banister has bought the in
terest Of his son-in-law, Carl Nc
Connell. in the Krebs place between
Athena and Adams. Mr.. Mcconnell
has purchased the Joe Lewis lease on
the Harlow Richmond place, TOO
acres. near Helix. with which he gets
n farm outfit including 26 head Of
mules. J. NJ. Banister has rented the
Krebs place to Jess Myrick and D.
B. Banister.
orval d. Walden, n young Weston
soldier who saw active service over
seas, enlisted this week in the navy.
r. W. Lieuallen and family left to-
day fer lone, Oregon, to visit rela-
lives and see that part Of Morrow
county.
+. G. Lucas was in Spokane Tues
lay and saw Tacoma defeat Spok-
ane, three to two. in fast l4-inning
ball game.
MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Vaughan OF
pendIeton and Mrs. Vaughan's sister.
Mrs, Charles Fuqua of Spokane,
we're guests last Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. W. Petersen.
J. A. Lieuallen returned this week
rom his sheep shearing trip to Wy
ming. He reports good crop
prospects in southern Idaho, through
which he passed on his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Dowd are
listing relatives at Amity, Oregon,
lpon coming north from Los An
first stop after their
rip to the Hawaiian islands.
Mrs. Christina Beeler has gone to
'cndleton for several weeks Of sew
ng, and will make her home while
here Mt the residence Of Mrs. Lima
/. Sturgis.
Miss Gladys Smith left Portland
ecently as the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
|. Zophar Tharpe, formerly Of Wes-
on, on trip into British Columbia.
The Ralph Tucker and Tim Nc
,ride families have leased cottage
I Bingham Springs and are spend
ng their vacation at the popular re-
ort,
Jesse Hart and family Of Walla
yalla and the E. E. fuckers motor
d TO Holdman Wednesday for a
rief visit with the Ed fuckers.
Monday was the hottest day of the
eason, local thermometers register I
ne 50 degrees.
Miss Thelma Anderson is ming
ing with Portland throngs this week
,hile witnessing Shrine and Rose