The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-08-13
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{ AT CAMP McDOuGAl !!

The Tent City at Camp McDouga
Is an interesting place to visit, Som,
forty Weston and Athena familic,
are at present seeking relief from
sultry weather in the cooling shade OF
giant forest trees with which the 10
gion abaunds, The abundant quaint,
~ Of delicious cold spring water is d
feature contributing much 30 the pop,
ularity of the resort \ delightful
spirit Of fricndlneSs and corlialty
prevails among the vacationists and
they heartily welcome. visitors who
bIde for u time in their midst,
Aunt Sarah" Mcnougal, patron
saint Of the encampmcnt, is always
on hand extending greetings to new
arrivals or waving good bye 10 those
whose vacation days have ended,
Clad in neat print gown aud sitting
IN comfortable rocking chair on the
lawn in front of her cabin. the aged
pioneer woman presents picture 0f
tranquility and wcll.bcing seldom en-.
countcrcd in the hurry and hustle Of
everyday life,
Takc-lt- Easy bungalette shelters
'thc {, NJ, Pierce aud Frank Price
families, Sunday. they entertained
rs guests Mr.. and Mrs, Newton Low
eridgc and celebrated the event with
five luscious hueklcbcrry pies, \
sudden gnawiRg within was expert.
enced by all who inhaled the spicy
fragrance creeping forth from the
kitchen.
Aunt Fannie" Mcbride dispcnscs
hospitality with lavish hand at
Camp Comfort. Her guests over
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Tim Me
Bride, Mrs. Lillian Fredcricks, Mr.,
and Mrs. II, Goodwin and Rosemary
Whiteman Of pendleton.
An attractive spot in Tent City is
Rest-a-Whilc Camp, occupied by Mrs.
John O'Harra. \ hand-wrought bed.
stead fashioned by her son, l.. I. o.
liarra is an object Of interest. The
rests upon thick layer Of
fir boughs, To sleep for night upon
n bed Of this type. Pete" declares,
is to enjoy one Of the happiest expe-
riences life affords.
Mrs. A. G. Winn is entertaining at
Woodland Memories Camp her friend
Of many years, Mrs. Mary Lieuallen.
Huckleberry Lodge, the dwelling
place Of Mesdames c. F.. Fisk. Cur
ran McFadden and c. II. Smith, has
,een the busiest establishment in the
'egion for some time past Over 30
quarts Of huckleberries have been
and canned by this ener.
,etic trio.
The mechanical genius Of Marvin
'rice is strikingly apparent in the
onvenient appointments of Spring ;
lew Lodge, where he and his wife
re spending an extended vacation.
Generous gifts of warm huckleberry
les have been known to issue from
FRS. Prices culinary department for
he dclectation Of favored friends, !
Marigold Inn. the summer home Of :
Ir. and Mrs. W. II. Gould. is a pop :
lar meeting place for children, l
rand children and other relatives OF I
&c owners. Mr.. Gould's fame as an I
spert in the huckleberry industry =
as spread to neighboring counties. !:
Mr. and Mrs. James f.. Mcdaniel =
ere Sunday callers at Camp De- u
yht, the coy abode Of Mr.. and Mrs. u
lex English 81
Among the popular residents Of the +,
MINER colony are the J. A. McRaes =
Walla Walla, who are established y
Killkare Kamp. The Misses Mar l
| and Hilda McRae are recruits in u
e Knitting Circle, other members Of II
iich are Irene Banister, Nina Price, -
lima and Zada Pierce. Bright hued y
eaters are being fashioned by these
iustrious maids, and many tale "
exciting adventure is related as n
, work proceeds.