The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-08-27
BREVITES

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: Dor Day parade TO be held in Baker
September 6,
Judge Marsh and Commissioner
Anderson were in Weston and vi
cinity Tuesday, inspecting road work
Word has been received from Miss
Frank Harris Davis that she plans
to spend another season in Weston
as member Of the high school fac
ulty.
Frank Wmn. Couse creek old timer,
was in town Tuesday and allowed
himself to be seen in rather doubt
full company. However Frank is a
staunch democrat and above political
corruption. Under the Wilson ad.
ministration he has just harvested a
good wheat crop, running from 10
to As bushels.
]. II. Key harvested u fraction
less than 80 bushels rer acre from
the McKinnon place northwest of
town. His home place east Of town
is going close to Is bushels per acre.
The "umatilla county nuggets
most always come pretty good for
Joe.
am agent for Franco-American
Toilet and Household Requisites.
Call at residence. Mrs. VIII Payne,
The Lieuallen blacksmith shop has
been leased by Mrs. Lieuallcn to
George Cayo and Dan McCAkell,
experienced general blacksmiths who
come from Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mr.
Cayo, who has been 25 years at the
anvil. was here this week arranging
to open the shop, and viii be joined
later by Mrs. Cayo and his partner.
Miss Clara G. Hall. formerly of
the Weston Normal faculty, has the
sympathy of friends here in the loss
of her sister, Miss Matte Hall, who
passed away August 2S at st. An
thongs hospital, Pendleton.
Teddy. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Baker, formerly Of Wes-
ton, is critically i'll from spinal men,
nights at their home in Enterprise,
Oregon.
Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Mrs. E. W. Achilles.
viii Beaton took Mrs, j +. Beaton
and Mrs. E. Reynolds- to the Blue
Mountain sawmill Sunday and
brought his family home. Incident
ally he went out for a hunt and
bagged the limit in native pheasants.
Mrs. Ray Gordon is spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gilmore, at their noun
tain ranch.
Miss Esther Williams dispensed
delightful hospitality last Friday
evening when she entertained the
You Go | Go club at the J. II. Viii
liams residence. Games and dancing
afforded much enjoyment. At mid
night lunch embodying seasonable
dainties was served by the hostess.
Those in attendance were: Misses
Hortense Baker, Gertrude Van Win
kle. vira Morrison, Irene Banister,
Wavel O'Harra, Gladys Smith, Es-
ther Davis, Minnie johnson, Helen
Johnson and Esther Williams.
An eight-pound daughter was
born Thursday Of last week to Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Warfeld at their
home on Basket mountain.
Mrs. Mary o. Nelson and V. ii. /
Chastain motored over Monday from
the Chastain residence in Walla ,
Walla valley. Mrs. Nelson is en-
a visitor from the east,
her niece, Miss Minnie Moore of
Bellfontaine, Ohio.
Bud Walden was up this week !
rom Pilot Rock to visit his brother,
Ben Walden, well known pioneer,
Who is improving in health after a
ong illness.
Miss Dorothy Bulfnch returned
sunday from two weeks of camping
n the Cold Spring region.
Elmer Elwell and family, who re-
emily returned to Weston from Mil
on, have rented and are now occu-
ying the DIR. Madden cottage on
formal Heights.
r. L. Reynaud and family were
uests Sunday Of the Harry Scholls
t their home in Pendleton.
Mrs. Newton Loveridge was taken
ute i'll Saturday morning and is
$ yet unable to be about her usual
uties.
Mrs. Charles Price is in Spokane
his week attending the annual con-
srence of the NJ. E. Church, South.
Irs. Price was chosen as dele
ate from the Women's Missionary
,ciety Of the local church.
Mrs. Harry Shick is spending
w days in Pendleton with the
AIRY Scholl family. y
The RaInh c. SaIinps returned q