The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-15
BREVTTIES

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Weston is about to lose one Of its
successful young farmers, Scott Ban
ister who is moving in few weeks
with his family to his new holdings
near Ia Crosse, Wash. Scott is the
owner of 500 acres Of La Crosse land
and will handle total Of la00 acres.
He has disposed Of his local leases
and farm outfit TO Adam Schwantx.
Joe Licuallen is here FROM La
Grande, where he has been employed
as railroad blacksmith. to rceuper-
ate after long siege of illness.
Paul Hopkins had an invigorating
but impromptu bath in ten feet Of ice
cold water at the Joe Hyatt farm on
Weston mountain until hauled out of
the we'll by an harvest crew. Paul
was on his way into the well TO get n
bucket when the rope broke, dropping
him suddenly into the "cold drink"
]. l.. Hodgson is here this week
from ClIldesac, Idaho. where he is
now engaged in farming.
wanted-To trade 80 Colts revolv-
er for $500 Winchester, Jack Eliot.
Ida Maxine, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles May, died octo-
Der 6 at Portland, at the age of seven
months and four days. The little one
had been sick from birth, and the best
of medical skill proved unavailing.
The parents took her TO Portland to
consult a specialist.
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. Bulfnch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beathe and Mrs.
Artie Beathe are moving to Weston
from their mountain farm for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.. Faust have
rented house in town and will again
be winter residents here.
Harvey Martin, formerly promi-
nent among Weston's citizenship.
is now resident of Granger, Wash,
having moved to that city from Du-
fur, Oregon.
Mrs. Mary Ramirez, who is teach
ing at Rieth, was weekend visitor
at the upland home of her mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Lansdale.
Norval and Raymond Ferguson
made a shipment of potatoes to Pen
dleton Thursday at $500 per hundred
pounds, +. o. b. Weston.
Mrs. Ella Pardew, daughter Of
Porter Graham Sr. of this city, is
recovering at her home in Fox Park,
Wyoming, from. a serious illness.
She was a hospital patient for some
time, having submitted to three Sc
we're operations.
L. w. Hebert has been seriously Ill
during the week at his hotel on
north Water street.
At meeting of local democrats, at
the Office Of the Tum-a-lum Lumber
it was decided to have a few
speakers come to Athena and address
the voters, before the close of the
1t is probable that Mil
ton A. Miller of Portland, win be the
first democratic speaker in the present
to speak here and an ef-
fort is being made to secure him for
the evening of October 20.
Geo. Carmichael was over yester-
lay from Walla Walla.
Carmen Oliver is with US again,
having found Weston more to his
liking than southern Idaho.
Miss Laura Hart was united in
marriage Sunday to Mr.. Dorsey Sans.
Nr. and Mrs. Sans will make their .
lome on Weston mountain.
Miss Myrtle Ferguson, who is at ,
ending high school in Weston, spent !
he week end at the home Of her .
mother on the mountain.
Joe Lieuallen has disposed of his .
ottage and two lots on north Broad :,
treet to J. v. Smith, who is occupy
ng the place with his family.
Mrs. A. C. Brown left Wednesday ;,
or her home in Vancouver, Wash, 7
fter a pleasant visit with her moth !,
r and other relatives here. =
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Waddingham were !,
l Walla Walla this week as guests \
{ their son and daughter, Mr.. and !,
Irs. E. r. Lieuallen. :,
Surber Klein, former Weston boy 81
nd an overseas war veteran, was
nited in marriage recently at La =,
rande to Miss Nettie McKeown. :;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Lindeken Of l.
ortland are here for a weeks visit =,
the home of their son, Geo. A. a.;
ndeken. G,
The reception in honor of Weston n,
.hool faculty given at Memorial hall :.
st Friday evening under auspices Of
n cofurday Affarrnoy, o1t1h xuaa tho