The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-06-11


Of the Woman's Missionary assocla-
ton Of the United Brethren chufsh,
She formerly held various positions
Of Importance, and is regarded as u
woman Of marked ability.
Hitting n stone in the road. Wal
ter MeltM's Ford eur went over an
embanknent ten feet high near
Blakloy station Saturday, Two girl
passengers were thrown out OF their
seats, but escaped unhurt, Walter
staid with the car, which was so lit.
tlc damaged that after u broken part
had been replaced with another se-
cured at Weston II came out Of tho
ditch under It's own power, A keg Of
cider stolen from the car while lts
owner had gone for help, was traced
TO cache and recovered, the thief
having failed to hide his trail,
J. NJ, Wise, one Of wcston's bare
foot boys" in early years. was here
Tuesday from Boise,
MESs Ts ~ NlilNNb w bNiWl NAn
and Mrs. Eta T.. Downer Of Port.
land are visiting at the home of their
brother, Mr., G. DeGraw. Brother
and sisters have met SO seldom since
childhood that they are enjoying the
reunion TO the full,
Furniture, etc, at private sale.
What is left Saturday. June IL. will
be sold ut public sale. Soc Sailing
building. F, d. Watts,
Miss Lurlinc Brown Of the Weston
school faculty left Monday for va
cation visit mt her home in Portland.
o. A. Adams. local dealer, sold u
Ford roadster this week to Marion
HanSell.
Tom Diggins, Charles Wim and
Albert Chapman left Tuesday for u
ten days bear hunt on the south
fork of the Umatilla.
Miss Vida Greer has taken the To-
cal agency for the Brunswick phono-
graph, and has 100 records on the
way.
Elsewhere appears the local time
card Of the Red Bus Line. Manager
Cover assures the local public that
they will find the Red Bus a safe,
convenient and comfortable method
of travel.
Mrs. C. W. Avery and daughter
Elizabeth left Wednesday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ross at
Dayton, Wash.
George r. Sewers and family are
returning to their home in Weston
from the Barrett farm on Pine creek.
Mr.. Sewers will enroll with the Blue
Mountain sawmill crew.
Work in harvest is wanted by an
experienced cook and her daughter,
Address Mrs. Clara Hart. Weston.
Miss Ruby Price was kept at home
this week BY illness.
Miss Gladys Smith. who left last
week on vacation trip, was regis
tered June . at he Hotel Portland in
Portland.
Miss Ruth Proebstel and Miss Vida
Stages of peudleton were reunion
visitors at the L. W. Achilles resi-
dence,
Mrs, VIII NorDean left today for
few days stay at Hot Lake, where
she will be met by Mr.. NorDcan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James King, Mrs. w,
H. Gould and Mrs. Ella Lavender mo-
tored to Pendlrton Wednesday even
ing to attend Rebekah lodge in that
city.
Fresh milk COW for sale. Mrs. Lii
ian Fredericks.
]. II. Clodius of San Diego is in the
city.
Mrs. J. r. Robbins and little
daughter of Homestead, Oregon, were
guests this week Of Miss Thelma An
lerson at her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Tinker, Miss
Ida Tinker and. Ralph Tinker, j. V.
Smith and family and Mrs. T. +.
Caufeld, all Of Walla Walla, were re-
1nion visitors at the d. II. Wilsey
arm home.
Mrs. NJ. w. Petersen and mother
Mrs. Jones, visited with relatives at
Halla Walla this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. McGrcw motor
d to Walla Walla Wednesday to
meet Mrs. McGrcw's brother, DR..
;empert, who is en- route to Sunny
ide, Washington, where he will To- !
ate.
Mrs. Charles Price suffered pain (
ul injury to her right hand Wednes- !
ay morning while she was assist .
ng her husband in harnessing the :
orses. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carmichael Of
yalla Walla were among those who /
ioneer picnickcd at Weston. r
Mrs. Mary Ramirez was visiting :
18th friends at Umapine he first Of !.
le week. I.
Frank Smith left thiq yYcak nm hia Il