The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-09-03
BREVITES
Cash for chickens, J. Il, Reynolds

on foMcrOy SItccN, anu VIII SVSh
move TO Weston with his family
from Thorn Hollow.
W. l.. Raybom went out Tuesday
from the big Jones and Jones hard
ware and implement establishment
with scven-foot Mccormick binder,
Kentucky drills were sold Thursday
to w. 7. Cable and IIeulat March,
Mrs. Geo. Nesbit and family have
returned from an extended visit in
southern Idaho, Mr.. Nesbit is in In
Grande. where he has a position in n
hardware store,
|. c. Hopkins was Monday visitor
from the uplands. Mr., Hopkins says
his barley was pretty well flattened
by the rains, but he expects to be able
to save il nearly all by cutting il one
the work, but he regards barley as
well worth saving.
Mrs. ]. Kirkpatrick leaves Sunday
for Portland for a months visit
with her son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Neild.
Mrs. r. +. York and younger son
are preparing to leave in a few days
for Enterprise. Oregon, where her
husband and elder son are located,
Rev. c. A. ReXroad, who brought
back from distinguished service over
seas the nickname of "the fighting
parson," has been sent back to his
old charge at Milton by the NJ. +.
Church, South, and Weston people
hope to have the privilege again Of
hearing Mr. Rexroad occasionally.
Since leaving the service of Uncle
Sam Mr.. Rexroad has been dean Of
John Brown Institute.
DR.. H. C. Curry, eyesight special
ist, formerly of Walla Walla and
now of Seattle, who makes regular
visits to Weston. will make the next
professional visit Monday, September
l3, for one day only. He win be re-
membered for his good optical work
at reasonable prices. Eyes examined
and glasses fitted. (Adv.l
Aunt Sarah McDougal was seized
with serious illness this week at her
camp in the mountains. Prompt im-
provement followed, however, and she
will probably remain in the mountains
until the season closes.
Mrs. J. NJ. Banister is under the
doctors care at her home on north
Water street.
W. NJ. Davis cropped AZ sacks of
barley to the acre from As acres of
the Wild Horse land which he sold to
Harry Mcbride. Mr.. Davis retained
half the crop in the transaction.
Superintendent and Mrs. F. C.
Fitzpatrick arrived in Weston Mon
day evening in readiness for the
school opening, and have taken the .
Proudfit residence on Normal heights.
They motored up to Weston from
Roseburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hugh Pruett, re-
Gently of Walla Walla, are enjoying
a rural outing on the Pruett place :
near town, prior to going to Eugene. +:
Mr.. Pruett will be assistant professor :
Of physics in the University of Ore .
gon.
In addition to his other activities, 4
J. A. Lumsden has taken on the wood Z
md coal business of Gilbert Ellis, z
gho expects to retire from local COM
nercial circles and engage in FARM I;
ng. Mr.. Ellis sold his scales, coal I,
iouse and lease to Mr.. Lumsden, but 4.
etained his dray which, however, he I.
Expects to dispose Of. He has Sc I.
ured a fve-year lease on the Ash Z:
worth place on Dry creek and ex- I,
,ects to take possession October /. z
Mrs. E. W. Achilles returned this y
week from a visit with friends at y
yalla WaIla. Mr.. Achilles has been z
ngaged in preaching for several =
reeks on a Free Methodist circuit y
ear Spokane. q
Miss Iva Mckinney has returned 4
rom her summers visit with rela- q
ives at Condor. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Proebstel Sr. y
nd Mrs. Lillian Fredericks were pas
engers Sunday for Hot Lake, where 9
Ir. Proebstel will receive medical .
ttention at the sanitarium.
Mrs. Susan Tucker returned Sun =
ay from a two weeks visit with r
slatives in Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Price, Mr..
nd Mrs. Claude Price and daughter
atherine are among the late arriv-
IS at Camp McDougal. Charles and
Iaude will see what they can do
ward bringing a little deer meat
to camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Goodwin
IT Tuesday morning for weeks
journ in Portland. Mrs. Goodwin
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