The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-08-20
BREVITIES


district.
Worth Watts has matrieulatcd a
Washington State College.
nm agent for the American lily
gienc Toilet and Household Prepare
tions. Call at residence. Mrs. VII
Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew New wcr
here this week from their home nea
Milton for n visit with the W. I
DriskcllS. Visitors and guests wer
friends In Kansas 40 years ago an'
had not met during the four decadci
that since have passed. Mr.. an'
Mrs. New moved west two years agb
Wheat In the local market Is quotee
at around $2.l7. which price 80 fai
hasn't proved much Of an attraction
10 the growers. Only one transaction
involving 1000 bushels. Is reported
for the week
Word has been received from
Prof. and Mrs. r. c. Fitzpatrick
that they plan 10 arrive in Weston
the last week in August. Prepare.
tions will be made for the coming
school year, which Is scheduled TO
open September 6.
Mrs. a. A. KecS leaves today for
Ogden. Utah, to visit her two sons,
Cola and Jonathan Carlile. Later
the boys will take her ON an excur-
sion through Yellowstone National
park.
See Worth Watts for bargain buy
in an Overland Sedan. Would ex-
change for coupe Of same make or
any satisfactory car Of more leg
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Payne of
Sprague, Wash, are here for weeks
visit at the home Of Mr.. Payne's
brother, Rev. w. s. Payne. Mr..
Payne has been foreman Of the
Sprague Touring mill for 22 years.
Mrs. Amy Van Skiver Of this city
has been n guest at the upland home
Of Mr. W. II. Hyatt.
Miss Pauline Rayborn was down
Saturday from the mountain ranch,
attending to various business er-
rands.
Mrs. Sadie Purcell Of Portland,
Mrs. Mary Purcell Of Pendleton and
daughter, Mrs. Buchan Of Los An
gcles, have terminated three weeks
visit with the William Purcell family
and left Saturday for a sojourn with
Pendleton relatives and friends.
a message received from Mrs.
Anice Vaughn states that she and her
husband are spending delightful
summer ut various mountain camps
in the region Of Homestead.
Becoming quite i'll at. her camp
near the sawmill, Mrs. Emma Bar
nett returned Sunday TO Weston for
rest and rccuperation.
II. v. Compton has leased the Lane
property on Normal Heights, which
will be occupied by his family dur
ing the school year.
Rev. A. J. Starmer conducted ser
vices Sunday morning Mt the M. +.
Church, South, of Milton. The local
united with that Of the
U. b. Church and listened TO an in
.ercsting sermon by Rev. Mark A.
phinney.
Miss Eliza Morrison Of the Weston
Company's sales force is
Enjoying her annual vacation, part Of
which will be spent at Camp Nc
Dougal and the remainder at Wal
owa lake.
Mrs. Susan Tucker was a passenger
Tuesday morning for Walla Walla,
where she will spend two weeks Wis
ting with her daughter, Mrs. j. 0.
Wood.
Misses Esther williams and Vira
Iorrison spent the weekend with
Mss Anna Lavender at the Els
worth Woods ranch. The young la
lies made n careful inspection Of the
arious activities in connection with
wheat harvesting.
Mrs. Everett of Freewater and
lrs. Clagston and child of Reed and
lawley mountain were Sunday vis-
tors at the A. T. Metz home.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ashworth has been
uite indisposed during the past two
'eeks.
The Frank Price and c. NJ. Pierce
antilles returned Sunday from n two
feeks' outing at Camp McDougal.
hey brought with them more than
fly quarts of canned huckleberries,
art of which will be shipped to Cal
fornia for use in the Pierce house.
old this winter. Charley gained
8 pounds in weight in l5 days.
10 left with his family for La
Irande this week to visit his broth
RS, Walter and George.
Eo,. Gala S0 acras WHEAT land 2h