The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-11-19
BREVITIES

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win buy Liberty Bonds at the New
York market. q. DeGrnw.
Geo. W. Maybee, former Weston
citizen, was operated upon in the
railroad hospital at Tacoma recently
after o serious illness from kidney
trouble. Mr.. Maybcc and family are
residents Of Pasco, where he has had
u position In the Northern Pacific
passenger depot.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim J. Culley and
daughter Maxine were dinner guests
Sunday Of the Ralph Kinnears at
their beautiful new home In Milton.
Local stockmcn have been busy OF
late with their annual round up, and
each Of them finds that he Is a minus
n few head The largest loser 80 far
reported Is William Singer, who has
20 head missing.
Chicken pox has appeared south Of
town in the families Of J. A. King
X. II. King and +. c. Greer. The dis
ease was at first reported TO be
smallpox, but later developments qui-
eted the fears Of the neighborhood.
Young milch cows wanted, Jerseys
preferred. Inquire at this Office.
Mrs. +. NJ. Warren has gone TO
Portland for an extended visit at the
home Of her son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. win NorDean, l2is East
Madison street.
Attorney Will NJ. Peterson. A. II.
Cox and Miss Vida Stages motored up
from Pendleton Wednesday. Miss
Stages. who is stenographcr in the
law Office Of Peterson. Bishop &
Clark, remained TO visit her mother,
Mrs. T.. W. Achilles, who is Ill.
Scott Banister came down this week
from La Crosse. where he has been
busy for a month with seeding opera
tions. lie put in $40 acres. Scott Is
preparing TO move to his La Crosse
farm with his family in few days.
A pipeless furnace was installed
this week in Memorial hall.
c. II. (Bud) Nelson was a Weston
visitor this week from La Crosse,
where he reports everything lovely
but the wheat market.
Are you suffering from broken
arches or other foot trouble? DR..
Scholl's representative will treat you
free Of charge at our store Saturday,
Nov. 81. Weston Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Susan Tucker has leased her
dwelling on Normal heights TO Mr..
and Mrs. Miller, recent arrivals
from Spokane, and will be domiciled
for the winter with Elder and Mrs.
John Bonewitz.
Otis Gould has accepted a clerical
position in the railroad Offices at
Rieth He was up Wednesday to
ride the Pythian goat.
Mrs. Anice Vaughn and Miss Doris
Barnes are expected TO arrive from
Homestead next week to spend the
season with their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Barnes.
Mrs. A. ]. Starmer writes from
Santa Cruz, California, that her
mothers condition is most serious,
and the return Of the Methodist pas
tors wife to this city has been in
definitely postponed.
Miss Gladys Smith writes to the
nome folks that she has secured
pleasant position with the Failing
McCalman Co. in Portland.
A message lately received from
Miss Stasia Walsh states that she is
low stationed at Kracow, Poland.
are extended to her many
Weston friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Price enter
aimed the Claude Price family at
Inner Sunday in honor of the second J
birthday of little Miss Zona Gather
ne Price.
Miss Lurline Brown, popular men,
YER of last years faculty in the ,
NeStoH SCnoOlSl atTiNcu iasl WCSh ohN =
8 again q member of the local teach =
ng corps. Miss Brown has the work :. !,
n English in the high school. :,
Mrs. J. H. Williams was in Walla
valla Friday visiting with her son
nd daughter, students at Whitman =.
ollege.
The offering at the annual union :
thanksgiving service next Thursday = =
vening will go to Near East Relief, y
he local relief fund which usually =
eceives this contribution being con- !, =
idered large enough by the commun- =
" pastors, and the need in the Near = :,
last greater. The services will be y
eld this time at the Baptist church = :
nd Rev. A. J, Starmer will preach =,
,e annual sermon. There will be :.
nging by the Weston Choral society. =
Mr.. and Mrs. P, T. Harbour had p
umber of house guests during the
eek. They entertained Mr.. Gilbert r,
erking Of Arbon, Idaho, brother y y