The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-22
BREVITIES

George Nesbit was here from In
Grande this week on visit 10 his
family.
Now's the best time 10 plant Ever
bearing Strawberries One hundred
plants, $500. c. W. DeGraw.
Mrs. Martha Mays, Mrs. Ella
Walker Of Tacoma and Miss Areta
Barrett motorcd over from Athena
Wednesday for u visit with Weston
friends.
The rains this week were succeed
ed Thursday night by heavy frost,
and the frost today by sunshine. To-
day the sun is again shining, and fair
weather would be gladly welcomed
for the remainder ~ October.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G.. Sailing and
daughter Lois are leaving soon In
their automobile for San Francisco,
and will make the trip through Cen
trail Oregon In order 10 avoid the mud
and rain Of the coast. They will
reside during the winter in San Fran
cisco, where Mrs. Sailing will take ad-
vanced study in voice.
An old bear and two clubs have
been rather too ncighborly with resi-
dents Of Reed and IIhwlcy mountain,
with the result that they may find II
advisable to lock up the children.
The bruin family have been frequent
visitors 10 the orchard Of Robert
Meyer. for whose mountain apples
they have developed pronounced
pcnchant. and they were seen early
one morning in the yard Of Roy Lieu
allen. Henry Sans has been advised
TO come and bring his bear dogs.
Surbcr Klein, overseas veteran and
recent bridegroom. came over from
La Grande Sunday and greeted the
friends Of his boyhood in Weston.
lie motorcd back across the Blues
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Towery.
Since returning from Walla Walla
Mrs. II. T.. Kennedy has been under
DR.. McKinney's care with n serions
illness. Upon her recovery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy will move 10 Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Dowd, who |
were Sunday guests at the farm
nome Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Will |
Jams, left Monday for their home at
Walla Walla. They were accompan-
ed to that city by the parents
II Mrs. Dowd, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
aichal.
Zeke 0'Harra is here from Pilot
Rock, where he spent the summer in
agricultural pursuits.
Mrs. G. DeGraw and Miss Maxine
'ulley were visiting Saturday and
sunday in Walla Walla at the home |!
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. Larson.
Mrs. Hattie Wilsey is n patient at Y
It. Mary's hospital. Walla Walla, :
where she submitted to an operation S
sunday for the relief Of appendicitis. c
Ter condition is reforted as encour- d
ging. @
The Blue Mountain sawmill has Il
hut down for the season. Saving "
vas discontinued Monday. and We'd NJ
esday it was found necessary TO
uit hauling on account of the bad s
Dads. There is reported to be near q,
y 300, 900 feet of lumber and lots of
in the millyard. There is I,
lso much lumber piled at the john v,
on saddle to await the trucks. Bad d,
'eather and bad roads are reported, 81
\ fact. to have interfered to Sc ],
ious degree with mill deliveries this G
eason. II
Baptist Church The Teachers O.
raining class will meet Sunday at d,
80 n. m. Sunday school at ten. G.
reaching at eleven. subject, THE a,
rigin of the Baptist Church."
oung Peoples meeting at $3.50 p.
.; preaching at T:30. w. r, Storms,
astor.
Charles S. Schaal, with Hamley &
o. of Pcndleton, announces to Wes-
IN car owners that he has opened III
ranch shop in Adams for the trim NJ
ing and repairing Of auto tops. o.
Stevens Lodge, X. of p, will confer ~
le first and second ranks next We'd ve
,sday evening. Lunch will be We
rived. ~
Miss Edith Troutwine has accepted bo
position with the sales force of a
mes & Jones. IN
School closed Tuesday evening for th
e remainder Of the week. to per-
it faculty members to attend the
int institute Of Morrow and Una
la counties, in session at Pendle- -
n.
The Claude Price family were din
r guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. :
.ank Price. ~ ~
j. H. Williams attended the Po
'unty Y. NJ, c.. A. banquet held at Gil