The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-28
BREVITIES

located on ita new Main street Hite.
Mrs. George Storey and little son
left today for Portland 10 make their
home.
I have n limited number Of good
secondhand sacks for sale. J. r.
Reynolds.
Mrs. John Hyatt iS reported 10 be
very seriously III at her home on the
mountain.
Jack Chaplin went on Monday as
foreman Of the local crew Of county
road graders.
Miss Elizabeth Avery IL new pu.
pill enrolled In the music class Of Mrs.
Lillian Frederieka.
Mrs. Lottic Schum Of st. Joe. Mo-,
IL visiting Rt the home Of her father,
Frank Hildebrand.
Mrs. n. =. Bonnet and babe left
Sunday for weeks visit with her
parents at Portland.
Walter CHM il reported TO be crit
ically III with Bright's disease at his
home In walla WRlla.
John McEwen and two sons Of Mil
ton were recent guests Of the J. w.
Porters and J. Calders.
Miss Mildred King is spending a
few days as the guest Of Mrs. Ner-
non O'Harra on Weston mountain.
Rev. y. W. Achilles is at Umapine
this week. assisting Rev. Geo. ].
Klein in a Free Methodist tent meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a. Brace
arc the proud parents Of n little son
who arrived In their home last Sun
day night.
Frank oHarra, well known Pendle-
ton pioneer. is visiting at the home OF
his brother. Marion. lie has long
been in failing health.
Lester Hodgson continues to i'm
prove, and Il Is hoped he will soon
be able TO leave the hospital and re-
turn home TO Weston.
Miss Mabel Colvin. popular men,
Der Of Weston school faculty the past
two years, departed Saturday for her
home in Haines, Oregon.
The Warren Construction company
is preparing to establish road camp
nt Weston in a few days. One OF the
rock quarries in this vicinity will be
utilized.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Barnes left
the city Monday for the farm. where
they will remain for season to TIL
the sit.fast acres Of their upland
holdings.
J. o. Wood was over from Walla
walla Sunday for a visit with his
family at the home Of Mrs. Susan
Tucker. They left Tuesday to join
him there.
Rev. NJ. A. Phinney has recovered
from the whooping cough, and will
occupy his pulpit next Sunday morn
ing and evening ut the United
Brethren church.
Miss Josie Lavender, who came up
from Portland to attend the funeral
Of her grandmother, the late Mrs. u.
c. Price, is now head stenographer
Of the Portland Realty board.
The little daughter of Charles May
is improving. after a critical illness
Mrs. ]. f. Jones, who has been help
ing to care for the little one, has re-
turned to her home in Weston.
Trapping at the head Of Rock
creek near the Boldly cabin, Dick En-
glish caught yearling bear cub the
other day. Mrs. English will be the
richer by nice rug to be made OF
the pelt.
All of Weston's population kept on
keeping on terra firma Wednesday,
The Hawk. passenger airship, having
failed to come as scheduled. 1t is
said to have been stalled in the Nc
Arthur field near Athena.
With a car Of implements and
household goods. c. NJ. Schneider left
This week on his return to his farm
near Mica, Wash, He was accompan-
led by his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr., and Mrs. T. H. Booher. who will
make their home in the same locality
Harry Beathe and Mrs. Artie
Beathe set out no less than 800
plants in one day on the
alters mountain farm. Having read
IN the Leader what another duo OF
had done, they thought It
would be a nice little stunt to do
lust twice as well.
A kiln has been completed at the
Weston brickyard, ready for burn
mo-. This work has been delayed to