The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-09-10
BREVITES!
Cash for chickens, J, R. Reynolds

again stopped harvest operations for
n time.
Mrs. Hetty Powers has bought the
Dan Sewers residence property on
north Broad street.
District Attorney Keator was here
the first of the week from Pendleton,
getting afidavits in support Of the
states claim that the murderers OF
the late Til Taylor will receive II fair
and impartial trial in this county.
The Bell combine threshcd $500
sacks of good wheat from l60 acres
Of the Bell holdings on the Wild
Horse. A fold of lS0 acres, partly
re-seeded, made 1000 sacks.
Glenn Morrison was here Sunday
from Cayuse, where he has ware
house work with Rudolph Proebstel,
TO visit his sister, Miss Eliza Morri-
son.
Miss Eva o'Harra and Miss Wavel
O'Harra were weekend guests Mt the
Mcbride Bros. farm on Eagle creek.
Mrs. William Driskell and Miss
Phyllis Fetter were passengers for
Freewater Wednesday. Mrs. Drls-
kcll was accompanied home by Misses
Florence and Lavonne Fetter, who
will spend several days in visiting To-
cal friends and relatives.
Miss Helen Rayborn is being well
coined as a new student in the piano
class of Mrs. Lillian Fredericks, as is
also Henry Craigen.
Mrs. ]. NJ. o'Harra returned Sun
day from Camp McDougal.
In a letter from California to The
Farmers Bank of Weston John Eng
lish enclosed $40 for the Taylor
Memorial. He wrote: Il want also
to help with the Weston potato ware
house. Count me in on anything
that will build up the community"
A son of Harlan Logan arrived this
week from Kansas to visit his father
at the J. P. Lieuallen ranch. Mr..
Logan is accompanied by his wife
and two little daughters.
Teddy. the 15-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Baker, died recently
at their home in Enterprise.
C. F. Van de Water, district freight
and passenger agent of the Union
Pacific system, was here Tuesday
from Walla Walla. He did not omit
to call on the towns leading business
institution, the Weston Leader.
Brick house for sale, with six lots
(one-half block.) Five rooms, with
bath, lavatory and toilet. North
Water street, on state highway. c.
F. Bulfinch.
Jasper 0'Harra was up from south
ern Oregon this week, visiting his
brethren of the same pioneer tribe.
Miss Opal Winn and Marvin and
Jesse returned last week to their.
home in Portland, after a pleasant
and by no means Improbable outing
in the harvest fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gregory have
moved into the dwelling on north
Broad street which they bought Of c.
E. Hall. Formerly with Smythe
Bros, Mr.. Gregory has entered the
employ of the Warren Construction
Co. He reaches six feet, 5la inches
into the air, and makes our hitherto
tallest citizen, Sim Barnes, look like
a Tom Thumb.
Scott Banister is reported to have
cropped an average of close to so
bushels per acre from the Pruett
place near Weston.
j. E. Jones, Fred Pittman and Joe
Wurzer hunted deer Sunday and
Monday on the breaks of the Uma-
tilla. Lots of fun but no game" is
their report.
Miss Dorothy Bulfnch left Friday
for Yakima, where she will teach du-
ring the coming school year.
DIR. and Mrs. F. D. Watts of Ath-
ena were guests Tuesday evening at
the J. H. Williams home.
Mrs. D. F. Lavender and daughter,
Miss Anna, left Tuesday morning for
Portland, where they will spend few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brock
man and then proceed to Salem,
where Miss Anna will enroll as a
freshman at Willamette University.
Mrs. Lavender will remain with her
daughter during the school year.
Glendore and Clyde DeGraw have
been doing some neat concrete work
about the family domicile. The lay
out includes walks, steps and curb
ing. They report no labor troubles.
Mrs. Claude Davis was called We'd
nesday to Baker by the serious i'll
ness of her sister, Mrs. Ira Wealth
erman.
J. A. Lumsden finished threshing
yesterday, after a strenuous season