The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-01
BREVTTES


Invitations have been issued for n
Joint piano recital to N' given by
Misses Pauline Rayborn and Dorothy
Tweetiy at the home of Mrs, Lillian
Fredcricks Sunday afternoon, octo-
Der 3,
For Salc-one Singer sewing ma
hose. one refrigerator. Call at dor
mitory. Mrs. r. G, Sailing.
Local taxpayers should not over
look the fact that the last half Of
the 1919 tax is due on or before octo-
Der 5th, Payment may be made ut
The Farmers Bank of Weston.
Under recent arrangements am IN
a position to offer loans up to $4,000
at six percent. F. G. Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Tucker motor
cd to Walla Walla Friday on com-
bincd business and pleasure trip.
Miss Lorraine Hslscth left Monday
morning for Browning, Montana,
where she will be employed the COM
ing year as assistant cashier of the
First National bank in that city.
The season for hunting China
pheasants opens next Sunday and will
continue open until Sunday of the fol-
lowing week In some localities the
birds are quite plentiful.
Miss Eliza Morrison is the happy
possessor Of fine new Brunswick
phonograph purchased this week from
Mrs. R. G. Sailing, local agent for
the popular machine.
For Sale-1l13 acres best wheat
land; joins town of Condor. Stock
and machinery. Price, $45,0o an
acre. NJ. Fitzmaurice, Condor, Or.
1t is announced by the clerk, Mrs.
John Beamer, that the annual busi-
ness meeting of the Baptist Church
will be held Saturday evening, octo-
Der 2. All church officers and the
Sunday school superintendent will be
elected.
All knowing themselves indebted to
me are requested to settle their ac-
counts on or before October 10, when
am placing the accounts in the
hands of lawyer R. G. Sailing.
Mrs. E. NJ. Warren was visiting in
Weston Sunday from Pendleton.
F. L. Barnett, farmer and stock
man of WaseO county, visited rela-
tivcs in Weston while attending the
Round Up. Earl Barnett accompan-
led him home to bring back driving
mare which the visiting uncle pre-
sented to Andy Barnett to help make
a team on his rural route.
Homer L. Hedrick was visitor in
Weston Monday from Pcndleton. He
is now selling life insurance and au-
tomobi1es and looks quite debonair
and prosperous.
Mrs. James kirkpatrick returned
Sunday from a visit with her son and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Vergil
Neild, at Portland. She was also up
to Oregon City to call on Mr.. and
Mrs. E. o. DeMoss.
Mrs. Zella McPherrin of Athena
was a guest Thursday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii.
Gould.
Wanted-Teams TO haul lumber I
from the Blue Mountain Sawmill to
Freewater. Phone No. 161F3, mill,
or No. 1871, Milton. Bardell Lumber
& Box Co.
John D. Parks is back in the old l
burg again after an absence of
eleven years, and old-time friends ac-
corded him joyous welcome. John
has been in the sheep business near l
Likely, California, but recently dis '
posed of his interests there. He is {
now hunting a new location, and may
go as far away as Florida to take I
look around.
DIR. Vergil Neild, who was recent !
Iy graduated from the chiropractic J
college at Portland, has entered the I
office of leading practitioner
in that city and is also taking post t
graduate work in night school. v
He intends the study of surgery. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Blomgren were a
,isitors Sunday at the home of their c
ION and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
=. Blomgren, near Walls Walla. The !;
:. L. Blomgrens are building Il
1000 farm bungalow. u
E. A. Simpson, who recently sus-
aimed the amputation of foot at c
is reported to be getting A
long nicely. Edgar has always CT
cen of a quiet, retiring disposition,
ut may do little kicking when he &C
cts a wooden foot. u
w. II. Booher, representative Wes- ci
on farmer, is among the twelve I'll
Irymen who are trying the alleged re
lurderers of T. d. Taylor. m
Sim j. Culley plans to complete har- m
est operations this week and will
,a,, ,,rooaad fo tho Ri1ooro farm IN of