The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-11-19
FROM" OVER THE HILL"

accompanied the students comprising
the cast In the school play. TO HELIX
last evening. A rainy day preceding
the evening, made the roads difficult
Of negotiation.
Bert Picrsol came over from his
home near Vale and visited his par
ents. lie was accompanied up from
Pendleton by his two sisters, Mrs.
Kern and Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lueien Gagnon and
daughter Florence have gone ON a
trip 10 Portland, Manhfcld. and pos
sibly California. This is Mr. Gagn-
ons first trip TO the coast.
Mrs. Cecilc Sturgis arrived Wed
ncsdny morning from San Francisco,
and IL at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. u. Boyd, on Fifth
street.
+. S. LeGrow made business trip
TO Portland this week. and also took
in the big stock show.
Miss Vira Morrison Of Weston was
in the city couple Of days this week,
the guest Of Miss Eva 0'Harra.
Tho attractive bungalow on east
Main street built for Mrs. Ann Tay.
lor, has reached completion and Aunt
Ann is now moving into her prop
eIty.
John Wall and Claude Sanders will
leave for Portland today, going from
there by water route to San Francis
CO, where they will spend the winter.
The boys hope to find employment in
the Golden Gate city.
Fell In Front Of Plow.
n. Buroker met with a serious ac-
cident last Friday while blowing on
the Charley Belts place south Of town.
A sudden jump by his team threw
him from his gang plow on which he
was riding, in front Of the three plow
shares, his head and face being cut in
frightful manner as result. Eleven
site hes were taken to close the CASH
es on either side of his face, and Mr..
Buroker now presents the aspect of
a ku klux mask, the plasters and
bandages almost obscuring his Wis
age. Notwithstanding which, he is
n very cheerful patient and denies
any undue pain from the injuries.
A Stag Banquet.
Homer Watts, who returned last
week from his Canadian hunting trip,
entertained number of friends at
n stag banquet at his home Saturday
evening. The piece de resistance to
grace the festal board was moose
meat, spoils of the Canadian chase,
served in hospitable hunter style.
Mr.. Watts was assisted in serving by
Ray Logan. who accompanied him on
the hunting trip. The guests were,
NJ. l.. Watts, B. B. Richards, +. B.
Boyd, NJ. W. Hansell. f. S. LeGrow,
W p. Littlejohn and Harold Haynie.
Scalped in Auto Accident.
Drs. Sharp and Smith had task
of some proportions the other night,
when a garage man of Walla Walla
was brought in for repairs, his
scalp having been almost torn
from his head. The man with two
others was bringing an automobile to
the McEwen ranch, when the car in
which he was riding overturned. the
windshield cutting his scalp from the
nape of his neck to his forehead. He
was taken to Walla Walla next day
by his companion.
Chautauqua Leaves Deficit:
The weeks chautauqua entertain
mcnt closed Tuesday night with a
Night In Maoriland, one of the best
numbers on the program. The num-
bers rs given on the program of enter
tainment were good rs n whole and
some of them were of high order. The
attendance was not sufficient to tinan-
ce the course through without a def
cit, which must be raised by those
who sponsored the chautauQua course.