The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-06-11
"0yER THE HILL"

ceremony. William. who Is well
known here. Is employed on the rail-
way at Paaco. Wash. and the couple
will make their home there.
Mr.. NJ. L. Watts after receiving
bids on his prospective new residence.
has decided 10 defer building for u
time on account of the high prices
asked for building material.
The engineer for the Pacific Tclc-
phone company WAS In Athena Tues
dny and took up tho matctr Of rcmov'
Ing the poles and wires from Main
street
You are invited 10 attend tho Farm
ers Picnic to be held tomorrow ut
Mission.
u, u. Richards went up TO Spokane
TO spend the wcck-en with his wife
and little son.
win Harden has purchased the
building he occupies from the Lester
SwRggart estate.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johns left Monday for
her home In Vancouver after visiting
hcr children here for couple Of
weeks.
l.. Watts Of this city will be one
Of the class from UmGtilla county TO
take tho shrincr's degree at Portland,
Saturday.
Miss Gladys Mcleod has returned
from Hot Lake where she underwent
an operation for the removal Of dis
eascd tonslls.
Hugh Mcintyre went down to For
est Grove Monday where he was pres
ent at the graduation Of his daugh-
ter, Miss Grcta.
Homer Watts and Ray Logan re-
turned Sunday from fishing trip IN
the south fork of the umatilla. They
had fairly good luck.
Omar Stephens will represent the
Athena Gun Club in the contests OF
the National Trapshooting Tourna-
ment at Walla Walla.
An early deal in wheat Is reported,
whereby l.. l.. Rogers purchases the
standing crop Of 400 acres from Geo.
Licuallen for $4,000.
Mrs. A. NJ. Johnson and little
daughter I.ois went down to Portland
Monday where the little girl will re-
ceive medical treatment.
John Stanton came up from Arling-
ton. and after spending a day Mt his
home here, departed for Montana,
where he will remain for several
weeks.
John English Of Weston, civil en-
ginccr. who is in the employment OF
the federal government, at present
stationed In Northern California, is
enjoying his annual vacation, and
spent Wednesday in Athena.
George Wall has returned from
Portland and has decided to turn his
attention TO farming. He is now
employed at the Willaby brothers
ranch In Cold Springs,
The county court and the 0. W. X.
& N, Go, win probably agree on the
construction of an overhead crossing
at Sake Station. At this point there
has been n number Of automobile ac-
cidcnts.
Elmer Booher Of Condor, who re-
Gently was severely injured when his
horse fell OH him. is recovering. His
mother, who was called to Elmer's
home when the accident occurred, has
returned,
Guy Cronk has severed connections
with the Standard Oil company, and
Is no longer in the employ Of that
concern. MIR, Cronk will give
his attention to his delivery and ice
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Russell and
daughter, have returned from visit
to the AL NorDean home at Loon
Lake, Wash. Mr.. Russell reports that
ever so often the spirit moves AL and
he goes out on the lake and spears
fish or TWO,
Mrs. w. L. Dobson left Monday
morning for Portland where she will
remain for the summer, returning TINS
fall to teach in the Union district. Mr'
Dobson started at noon, accompany
ing his car of freight over the N. r.
and North Bank to Portland'
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L, McFadden left
the first Of the week to visit in Port
land and attend commencement at u
A. c., where they both formerly at
tended college Mr.. Elmer Tucker OF
Weston, has charge of the store dur
ing Mr.. McFadden's absence.
Mrs. e, A. Dudley, who recently
returned from q motor trip to Long
Beach, Calf, will so to Bingham ;
Springs for the summer months. Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley visited their son
Max and daughter, Mrs. Herman
Kirk, at their home in Washington