The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-09-10
BREVITIES

was one OF the earlier graduates oi
the Weston Normal, and spent her
girlhood here.
Mrs. X. w. Brown OF lone, Morrow
county. visited her daughter. Mrs.
Joe Read, In Weston this week while
on her way 10 Walln Walla.
Well on the road 10 recovery, Mrs.
W. S. Price has returned home
from st. Anthony'S hospital at PEN
dleton.
A little movement was reported
Saturday Ia the local wheat market,
growers having parted with around
10000 bushels.
DIR. II. C. Curry, eycsight special
list. formerly Of Walla Walla and
now Of Seattle. who makes regular
visits to Weston. will make the next
professional visit Monday, September
-, for one day only. He will be re-
membcred for his good optical work
at reasonable prices. Eyes examined
and glasses fitted. (Adv.)
Professor A. w. Lindcli. former
director of the Weston band. led the
Pendleton Roundup band Of 22 men
during the Labor day celebration at
Baker. Leon Lundell and Rulon
Smith were enlisted from Weston.
Mcbride Bros. cropped 4200 sacks
Of wheat from 230 acres of their
Wild Horse holdings, and sigh with
relief that the harvest is over. Not
getting action until after the rain:
they put both the Bell combine and
the j. A. King stationary outfit in
the field.
Mrs. II. V. Compton and children
came down last week from the noun
tain ranch and are occupying the
Lane cottage on Normal Heights.
They will spend the winter months in
town in order TO give the children
the benefit Of Weston school instruc-
tion.
l am agent for Franco-American
Toilet and Household Requisites.
Call at residence. Mrs. win Payne.
That aifable old eampaigner, Zoeth
was in town from Echo this
week in the interests Of his sheriff
on the republican ticket.
Zoe's slogan is "strict enforcement Of
the law and fair deal for every
body"
Mrs. Susan Tucker has been very Ill
Ihe past week with an attack Of acute
Mrs. Florence Zigman,
of Walla Waila, arrived Sunday TO
assist in caring for her mother.
The first netting Of the fall season
II Swas-Te.Ka Campfire occurred
Saturday afternoon in the club room
II Memorial Hall. n majority of the
members being in attendance. Two
Ora Webb and Naomi Beam
II, were present. Honors were
Iwarded Misses Bertha Starmer,
Ailccn Eagleton, Vclma Banister,
Kathleen Petersen and Charlotte
lass. Plans covering various fea-
ures of the work were discussed and
pplicants for membership consid-
red. The organization is in splen-
id condition for the resumption of
inter activity.
Golden Glow (the Sunshine Flowerl
favorite shrub for fall gardens.
he charming effect produced by
ieir bright yellow blossoms attracts
he attention of those who view the
ards of +. NJ. Smith. the William
rowns and Mrs. Martha Van Wrinkle.
Charles f, Hall has bought the
ohnson cottage on Normal Heights
'om +. E, Tobin and will occupy
nd improve it, He intends to exca-
ate a basement and make other
langes for the better. Mr.. Hall has
so purchased two lots in the rear
the property.
George Waddingham is here from
ilton for visit with relatives. y
Miss Edith Cooper, former Weston &C
hoolgirl. visited friends this week va
hilc on her way to Moscow to enroll 40
the University of Idaho as n stu tn
mt Of home economies, bu
Mrs. A. J. Mcintyre and Mrs. ], j.
,eler motored Tuesday to Pendle- =.
n, where Mrs. Beeler spent the day Ia,
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. E. To
Fehr. i,
Seven fat grouse fell to the guns ha
r. l.. Reynaud, Bill Beaton and ~
N Beaton on recent morning r
mt to locality concerning which w
ey preserve n mysterious silence. -
]. w. Twigg, farmer and stockman
Nevada, Missouri, motored out to
eston, arriving this week, for nv
,it at the home Of Col. f, G. Luz Ia,
5. Mr.. Twigg, who is a brother ini
Mrs. Lucas, says the Weston nv
lntry is just about the best he saw iai
htc trim to