The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-09-17
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s35 ,999.2i on deposit in the Athena
State Bank the total is $685.
4Ss.70 a sufficient neighborhood
fund TO provide the community with
bacon and beans for the winter
months at least.
The rains Of the past few weeks
which greatly interfered with harvest
work, have been beneficial TO pas
turage In all sections Of the coun-
ty.
Mrs. w. S. Ferguson returned
Wednesday morning from Portland,
leaving her son Roland Andre. re-
covering nicely from his recent op-
Grafton.
NJ. L. Watts and ". B. Shaffer Of
the Preston-Shaffer Milling company,
made n business trip TO lone, Nor
row county, Saturday. returning here
Monday.
Miss Thelma Kretzer, a graduate
Of Athena high school last year, left
Tuesday for Eugene, where she win
take course in Social Service at the
Bible University.
Mrs. C. C. Sturgis Of Washington,
d. c., and little son Cyrus, were the
weekend guests at the r. B. Nc
Even home. They leave shortly for
their home in the east.
Mrs. Frank Berlin, who recently re-
moved to Portland, came up from the
metropolis yesterday. Business mat
tiers called Mrs. Berlin to Athena and
she will return to Portland shortly.
Mrs. Martha Mays has been i'll this
week at the home of her daughterMrs
Jennie Barrett. The advanced age of
tn g lovable patient, So years,gives
cause for some anxiety as to the re-
suit Of her illness.
Major Robert Walsh arrived from
Mather Field, California, Tuesday
morning, and is guest of his uncle,
+. S. lie Grow, during the Frontier
Days at Walla Walla, and the Round
Up at Pendleton.
Miss Hazel Saunders left Wednes-
day evening for Portland, where she
will be joined by her friend, Miss
Mary Holmes. Together they will go
to Corvallis to resume their studies
at o. A. C.
DR.. E. B. Osborn of the department
of husbandry, 0. A. CARVED in the
,ity Wednesday from his tour Of the
states, He is attending Frontier day
exhibition at Walla Walla, before re-
turning to the Agricultural college
AXE up his work.
Guy Cronk this week sold his resi-
lence, corner of Fourth and High
streets, to Joseph E. Crowley, late Of
Adams, and gave possession Wednes-
lay. Mr.. Cronk will go to the Palouse
ountry during wheat hauling sea-
on, and to Idaho later. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Cronk.
Marshal Stone and the street de-
,artment have been engaged during
he week in excavating for the cab
es which will conduct the wires to
he new street lights, when they are
installed later.
Miss Areta Littlejohn will leave I
ionday for Eugene to enter Univer- S
ity of Oregon. Her place as pianist {
t the Standard Theater will be taken F,
y Miss Belle Mcintyre, assisted by j
lrs. Lloyd Michener.
There is one fve-point buck less to
oam the John Day range, for he was /
illed by Isaac Davidson and Mehlin I
Iaworth as a trophy Of their hunting 1
rip, last week. The deer was shot by :
he hunters while at their morning (
heal in camp. The big fellow came G
ut in the open on the opposite side of u
he river from camp and was shot by O
9th hunters at the waters edge. He Z
,as too big to carry, so the boys drug i
i'm through the water up the river to d
here the Ford was located above thir 4
camp. v