The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-06-04
Miss Fay Warren returned Monday

Puts,
About 10 men arr employed at the
Blue Mountain Sawmill, getting u
ready FOR the seasons run, Later
the payroll will bo increased to CO.
Hauling vii be done with motor
trucks,
Charles f. Hall has sold his resi-.
dcnce property in the uppcr part OF
town to {. O. Petersen, who intends
To remodel the house and occupy Il
with his family, Mr., Hall will leave
in few days to attend u Seventh
Day Adventist camp meeting at
Occur d'Alenc. Idaho.
J. r. English is here ON vacation
visit from California, where he Is
connected with the staff Of the U, ),
Surveyor General at San Francisco,
Frank Smith and family are rcun'
ion visitors from Coulcc City. Wash
Mr., and Mrs. John Banister Jr' are
herr from Helix for the reunion,
Miss Blanche Cooper. former stu
dent Of Weston High school, Is here
from Roy, Idaho, for visit with
her girl friends,
j. Il. Ramirez left Tuesday for n
two months visit with his mother
brother and sister in Chihuahua,
Mexico. Mr.. Ramirez, who is OF
Spanish descent. did not take much
interest in the factional fighting in
that part Of Mexico. although conf
PEELED to serve as a Heurta soldier.
After hiding six months in the
mountains in constant danger Of his
life and having nothing but beef to
cat. he managed to make his way
out of the country. That was five
years ago. He does not know
whether the relatives he is going to
see are living or not. and is certain
that il they are they suppose him to
be dead. Mrs. Ramirez will remain
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Lansdalc, on Weston noun
tain, during his absence.
Mrs. Sudie Purcell. one Of the car
licst pioneer women Of Weston Is
among. tho Portland visitors Mt the
reunion.
Robert f. Reynolds is here from
Franklin county to remain n few
weeks in the old home burg.
Walter Williams has returned from
the Hcppner ncighborhood, to remain
until after the picnic.
Mrs. j. ]. Beeler has returned to
Weston from Hermiston, where she
was the guest several weeks Mt the
farm Of Miss Hall. formerly of the
Weston Normal faculty. Mrs. Beeler
also visited her daughter, Mrs. Ben
II. Juday. ut lone. She will again
make her home in Weston and will
resume drcssmaking.
The East Oregonian recalls in its
Twenty Eight Years Ago column
that "the first annual reunion of the
Umatilla County Pioneer association
will be held at Weston June 81 and
2s."
Wanted-By June 6, competent
blacksmith to rent complete shop.
Mrs. R. Lieuallen. Weston, Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Royce OF
Spray, Oregon, we're here Sunday and
met the mother of Mr.. Royce, who
came down from Dayton. They dec
grated the grave of his father, James
Royce, one Of the earliest settlers on
Weston mountain. The departed pi-
oneer bought the second lot sold in
Masonic cemetery here.
Furniture, etc, at private sale
What is left Saturday, June l2, wfl
. be sold at public sale. See Sailing
. building. r. d. Watts.
Ernest and Ruth Smith are at the
]. Calder home in this city during the
absence Of their parents, Dr. and
= Mrs. c. II. Smith, who have gone to
Portland to attend the meeting OF
the State Medical association.
Having gained in strength after
/, more serious operation, Lester Hodg-
son submitted again to the surgeons
skill at Walla Walla Thursday. His
tonsils were removed.
Mrs. Mary Z. Tobey left Tuesday
for her home in Portland, having ter
minated three weeks visit at the
II. Goodwin home.
Mrs. VIM. Driskell spent few days
last week in Frcewater as the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. II. G. Fettcr.
Mrs. Hey Winn motorcd to Walla
Walla Friday to spend the day with
relatives.
Miss Eliza Morrison, Miss Esther
: Williams and Lester o'IIarra were
dinner guests at the Il. Morrison
farm home, Monday evening.
A few Jersey milk customers want
ed. Mrs. +. G. Lucas.
J. r. Beaton returned Tuesday
from Basket, mountain, where he has
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