The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-03-19
WESTON BREWTIES

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Woman wanted for general house
work. X. q. Blomgrcn. Phone liFi2
Work marc 4 years old, weight
400. with ycarling colt. for sale
c. W. Metz.
Ny home property In Weston Is foI
sale at reasonable price. Jos. s,
Lieuallcn. 2i0i N. Fir st.. La Grandc,
Oregon.
s. S. Shields, tho Milton.F FrcewRtor
produce dealer, was here Tuesday af'
ter spuds, lie is reported TO have Of
fcrcd $3.50 a sack.
T.. A. Bennett Of Salem. father Of
DIR. n. =. Bennett. was guest the
first Of the week Of DR.. and Mrs.
Bennett at their home in this city.
Robert Reynolds has returned from
California, and Is again on the Mil
lcr ranch near Connell, His mother.
Mrs. Z. Reynolds. will continue her
stay In California for some time yet.
After "Seeing Il through" with the
influenza epidemic in this ncighbor-
hood. DR.. Mckinney himself fell foul
Of the pesky ailment this week.
lie is reported to be getting along
nicely, and will probably be out in a
day or two.
Rev. II. S. Shangle gave a most
excellent address at the Methodist
church Sunday morning, His talk
was In the nature Of review OF
subjects discussed Mt recent edu-
cational congress which he attend
cd at Nashville. Tenn.
Fred W. kleese and family are
coming to Weston soon from Seattle
and will locate on the mountain,
where they have taken the Fred Nc
NefT place. They viii raise spuds
and cut cordwood, and otherwise be-
stir themselves to swell the hum Of
industry in the uplands.
Chickens in Mrs. II. N. Grecr's
poultry yard south Of town were
seized recently with a disease resem-
bling the "hu" in every symptom.
Mrs. Greer described the malady in
a letter to the State Poultry asso-
,iation, which has informed her that
her chickens have the bronchitis.
J. N. York was in the other day
from Neverfail Wheat farm north Of
own and was questioned about the
,rop outlook in his neighborhood.
he says that hybrid stood the winter
,ettsr than red chaff, which in some
instances will have to be 'resown. His
'wn wheat is hybrid, and is appar-
'ntly o. K.
Eldon King was luckless enough
o be kicked on the leg recently by a
work horse. He discarded his
mtches this week and is slowly and
painfully re-lcarning the process Of
His friends assert
hat IL he had been kicked on the
lcad the horses leg would have been
nut out Of commission.
After an absence Of two and one
lalf years, Mr., and Mrs. f. 7.
Wicker have returned to Weston and
viii again occupy their residence
ere. While away, they lived at
ind, College Place and The Dalles.
dr. Wicker says he is now confirmed
n the belief that Weston is a very
leasant abiding place.
According to the Baker Herald,
ne Of the biggest mercantile deals
{ the season was closed recently at
Iaker when Warren & Nordean, fur
iture dealers, sold their entire
took to the Hansen & Weiss Furni-
ure company. Jack Warren expects
oon to move TO his homestead. Will
Jordean has not as yet decided as to
is future activities,
The You Go | Go club were de- ,
ghtfully entertained by the Misses
essie and Esther Davis at their
ONE, last Friday evening, Divert
ig conversation and merry jest
nused the time to pass swiftly, At
late hour appetizing refreshments
'ere served by tn hostesses, and the {
oung ladies present voted the af- 1
mir most enjoyable one.
Whitman county, Washington, {
,urth richest agricultural county in ]
he world under the last federal CEN /
Us covering agricultural produc- i
on, will make bid for premier hon