The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-15
"OVER THE HILL"

Miss Adah DeFreece expects tC
leave tomorrow for Walla Walla, u
reside at the home Of her parents. =
Mrs. Minnie DEFEAT left Monday
evening for Walla Walla, where she
will make her home with her dsugh'
ter, Mrs. Thomas Adams.
Mrs. John Shick has been in sAth'
cna Ghis week from Prescott, Wash.
visiting at the home Of her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Al. Booher.
Mrs. Ella Walker Of Tacoma, is a
guest at the home Of her sister, Mrs,
c. A. Barrett. and is also visiting her
mother. Mrs. Martha Mays.
f. b, Radtke and John Benson are
delegates from Pythian Lodge No. 20,
X. Of p. at the grand lodge sessions
being held this week at Marshfeld.
Robert Proudfit Is contemplating the
purchase Of n lot in Athena, and II
negotiations are carried through, he
will move his house from Weston to
the Athena site.
The cable carrying the wires for the
new street lighting system IL hcin&
laid this week on Main street. and in
n short time the street win afford the
new stand lights.
Mrs. Sabina Morton arrived from
Seattle Tuesday. and is attending 10
her farming interests in this vicinity.
as well as visiting friends. Tuesday
night in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lc Grow, she went over to Walla Wal
Ia, returning Wednesday. Mrs. Nor.
ton has purchased ahome in Seattle
near University Park. and win reside
there permanently.
Chance Rogers and Marion Hansell
are spending the week on Mr.. Rogers
duck ranch, near Odessa, Wash. 1t is
unnecessary TO state that n couple af
fowling pieces and plenty Of shells
were taken along. The trip is being
made by automobile,
Rex Hopper, manager Of the Stand
ard Oil service station. is Ill at his
homo here and is recovering from
surgical operation performed last Sun
day by DR.. C. II. Smith. The opera
tion was Of minor degree. The pa
tient is attended by his sister. Miss
Hopper, who is a professional nurse.
Athena people who remember hear
ing Rev, Z. J. Bulgin, evangelist, here
several years ago. will be interested
10 learn that he had son accidently
shot and killed last Saturday by an
,ther man, near Sunnyside, Wash.
Rev. Bulgin publicly exonerated the
nan, Ralph Lyons. from blame.
Miss Rea Allen this week conveyed
Ter mother from the Pendleton hos
,ital to The Dalles, where she has rel
ltives, and returned Wednesday. Ed
ia Pinkerton and Mildred Winship
substituted in the primary room dur
ne Miss Aliens absence.
At the Morton farm. where the
)eCkueT DtVe. hkG 4aAihHiSt VHS SoA-
on Of the late evergreen raspberries
we're gathered one day this week. The
lavor was as delicious as any gather
d in the early season.
A pie social held by the school last
friday night, netted the neat sum of
i04 for the general fund, A splen-
lid program was given and social
ime enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Macarthur and
drs. George Banister went up to
yaitsburg the first of the week, for a
isit with the E. H, Leonard family.
Uncle John Calender is again a
ufferer, this time being afflicted with
series of malignant boils, which APP
ear about his face.
The Star Club was most pleasantly
ntertaincd Tuesday afternoon, with !
frs. NJ. w. Hansell hostess, at her
ONE north of town. Mrs. Hanseh
'as assisted in serving delicious ices
nd cakes by Mrs. o. o. Stephens and
Irs. C. II. Smith. The afternoon was
assed all to quickly with needlework I