The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-01

months, 90 cents,
The Leader is invariably discon.
tinued at expiration,
Edith Van pcuscn of rendlcton. home
demonstration agent. plans to be In
attendance and arrange for class In
the making Of dress forms, Consid-
erablc interest is being manifested by
club members in the resumption OF
fall and winter activities.
Mrs. Lillian McMorris of Portland.
Mrs. Abbic MAYS and Mrs, Alice
Hartman of Pendlcton and Mrs.
Mary q. Nelson were dinner guests
Wednesday Of Mrs, L. $. Wood,
Miss Ruby Hall leaves Monday for
Tacoma to visit an uncle residing
thcrr, and will attend normal school
after the holidays.
Summer fallow areas arc unusually
wecdy for this season Of the year
The heavy rains Of September have
caused rapid growth of wild plants
which in some sections are as thick
rs sod. according to reports.
Mrs. James +, Mcdaniel has re-
turned from visit with relatives in
Bcllingham. Wash, and is enjoying
the beautiful autumn landscape sur
rounding Fir Lodge, her mountain
home. -
Craig Driskell was over from Wal
Ia Walla the first Of the week for n
visit with relatives.
House and two lots for sale, +.
T. Wicker
We are doing business strictly on
u cash or thirty-day basis. Miller a
Booher weston Garage.l
Owing to the absence from town
of Rev. Mark A. Phinney. the United
Brethren congregation joined with
that of the NJ. E. Church. South, for
services last Sunday. An interesting
missionary program was presented
Sunday evening by Epworth League
members.
II. V. Compton came down from the
mountain ranch Saturday to spend
the week END with his family, who are
occupying the Lane cottage on Nor
NAL Heights.
Miss Frank Harris Davis. desiring
to keep in touch with local events,
gives evidence Of fine judgment by adj
ding her name to the Leaders sub
scription list.
The Hey Winns motored down from
Winona Saturday to look after some
matters Of business, returning to the
Washington ranch Sunday for n long
or sojourn.
Manager Barnes Of Memorial Hall
has Just closed a contract with the
Universal for "The Moonridcrs," a
great serial picture featuring the
celebrated cowboy star, Art Accord.
The picture includes fifteen episodes,
and beginning October 80 one episode
will be presented every Saturday
night at Memorial Hall. No increase
will be made in admittance charges
because of the serial.
Miss Esther Williams has enrolled
as a student at Whitman College.
Mrs. Richard Morrison is in re-
ceipt of letter from Mrs. E. o. De-
Moss, now residing in Oregon City, in
which greetings are extended to To-
cal friends. Mrs. DeMoss says:
while we are doing well in busi-
ness way. we miss our Weston
friends"
Charles May, one Of Weston
well known farmers. fin
shed harvesting his own crop the
irst Of the week. Although spring
sown, his barley on the lower place
made 16 sacks to the acre. His
wheat, fall sown, averaged 50 BUSH
is.
Mrs. Mary o. Nelson is in the city I
rom the Walla Walla valley for the /:
purpose of improving her residence
on Water street Mrs.
Nelson is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
,. T. Harbour.
Maynard Jones is achieving dis /;
inction in the literary field. Last :
weeks issue Of the Lone Scout Mag !.
zine, published in Chicago, contained |
clever original story from his pen |.
ntitled, "a Position Worth While" I
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Funk of Wal +
a Walla were weekend guests Of ):
he r. G. Salings, having spent Sat :
rday at the Round Up. l
George Blomgren left Saturday for .
corvallis to resume his studies at o. n
/. c., where he is taking the agri- Z,
Iltural course.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Brown Of Van =
,uver attended the Pcndleton Round Y
p and visited with relatives in this y
ty. DR.. Brown returned Monday to q
le prosperous Washington city to r,
.sume his Dractice, Mrs. Brown re- >