The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-06-18
BREvITIES

Dayton, accompanying Albert o..
Uarra.
Fresh milk COW for sale. Mrs. Lii
ian Frcdericks.
Among the graduates at o. A. &.
arc the following students, register
ing from Umatilla county: Domestic
Science. Miss Pearl Bradley. Milton;
Miss Helen Scoa. Milton; Miss Ruth
Stewart, Athena. Commercial. Emil
Seibert, Pcndlcton.
The condition Of Claud Price is re.
ported this week TO be quite serious.
DIR. Keylor was called from Walla
Walla Sunday 10 attend him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Smith and
Mr.. and Mira. Nelson Jones left Sun
day by automobile for Portland. and
enjoyed n beautiful ride over the Co
lumbia River highway. Mr.. Smith
attends the state meeting Of bank
ers at Eugene and the Masonic
grand lodge at Portland. Mrs.
Smith represents Crescent chapter at
the grand chapter Of the Eastern
Star. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones viii visit
friends in Portland and Seattle.
Ono Of the freight trucks plying
between Pcndlcton and Walla Walla
turned over on It's side Monday at n
point west Of Weston and was ruined
by fire which followed the mishap.
Part Of its load Of goods was de-
stroycd. II is said the truck was not
insured.
Miss Pauline Rayborn was oper.
ated upon last Friday at st. Antho-
ny's hospital in pendleton. following
an acute attack of appendicitis. Her
condition is reported very satisfae-
tory ut the present time.
Sim J. Culley left Monday for
American Falls 10 look after his in
terests in southern Idaho.
Miss Josie Lavender. who is now
head Stenographer in the Office Of the
Portland Realty board, is visiting at
the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, d. +. Lavender.
A quartet Of local Dokies--Jim
Lieuallen. Perd Mcbride. Les Wilsey
and Ven Bell-attended the recent
ceremonial at Kennewick Of the
Knights Of KhorasSan. They report
much doin'.
Earl Dudley was here Wednesday
from his Helix farm, greeting his
numerous Weston friends. Earl had
couple Of eight-mule teams along,
and loaded the outfit with rolled bar
ley at the Lumsden mill.
MIR. and Mrs. John Bonewitz have
returned from visit at the home Of
their daughter. Mrs. Z. l.. Withers,
in Baker. Oregon.
George Blomgrcn is home from
Corvallis, having completed the
Freshman year at o. A. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson of
Gibbon were guests Sunday at the j.
Z. Jones residence while on their way
to the S. G. Price farm on Weston
The mother Of J. NJ. Wroe ar
rived Monday from Iowa to visit Mr..
Wroe and family at their home on
Weston mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Smock re-
turned Monday from visit to their
Mrs. II. j. Driskell. at I
Dayton, where they also attended
Dayton day"
Ed. May of Oregon City, who sew
eral years ago made his home on the
mountain, is by this time happy =
man il a sack of the famous Weston
spads shipped by his soE,
Charles L. May. has reached him.
to make DAD present,
Charles could think Of nothing that ,
would probably be more acceptable. I
Mrs. Albert o'Harra and son T,
and Mrs. Ernest Haney have been :
visiting relatives at Craigmont, g
Idaho.
Mrs. Walter Webb and daughter
Ora left Monday to visit her mother q
near Eugene, who is in failing
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Carmichael
notored to the Walla Walla river
Sunday for a fishing trip. They :
'ound water plentiful and trout
scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stages ar !
lived Thursday from Spokane for )
. visit at the home of Mr.. Stages
mother, Mrs. E. w. Achilles. After
from the veterinary de- :
,artment Of Washington State Col i
ege, George has just taken the state y
at Spokane.
Mrs. Earl G. Olsen was here this q
week from Valley Chapel for visit v
With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. "
Iodgson.
Theodore Horn, 16 years old, the y
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
iorn and brother of Mrs. G. G. Ell
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