The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. James Sturgis wer.
up. from Pendleton Sunday evening
and spent the night with relatives.
Leon Miller. who recently moved
back TO Athena from Weston, Is con-
ducting a small repair shop at his
home on the West Side.
Fred Flint has returned from a triT
10 Arizona and California points. HS
left Athena several weeks ago with
Tom johnson. lie parted with Tom In
Arizona, where the latter has mining
interests.
The steelheads are running and the
only thing that keeps Bob" Proudii'
and his brother anglers away from
them il the high stage Of water in
the Umatilla. But some day the riv'
or will be low and clear, and then
oh. boy!
o. o. Stephens, NJ. L. and II. l.
Watts, Raymond Gcissel and Dean
Dudley depopulated the Cold Springs
neighborhood Of some 800 jack rab'
bits, Wednesday Of this week.
Oscar Cutler, resident state engi-
neer, has charge Of the work Of wide
ming the highway at point one mile
east of Sake station.
Mrs. Bert Ramsay is i'll at her home
on Third street with the prevailing
grip. Miss Pearl has recovered after
couple Of weeks illness.
Enough cars have been donated to
convey the entire student body and
faculty to Weston Friday evening,
at which time the boys and girls
basket ball teams of Athena will play
Weston's crack teams.
A Pendleton paper states that q
citizen Of that town has young chicks
n week old. Mrs. Burden goes the
Pendleton fancier several better. One
Of her biddics has been elucking to
a healthy brood for the last four
weeks. .
Mrs. Jerry Stone left for Los Ang-
eles, being called by the death Of her
father, J. w, Perringer, former well
known resident of Adams vicinity.
Mrs. Stone was joined in Pendleton
by one brother, and in Portland by
another, both Of whom accompanied
her to Los Angeles.
A baby girl was born last Friday
to MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Of
Milton. The mother. formerly Miss
Pearl Pinkerton, is in serious con-
dition and was taken this week to
n Walla Walla hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Emmel and
Mrs. Margaret Rabb entertained at
800" Wednesday evening at the En-
mel residence in the south part Of
town. Six tables accommodated the
guests. Tho high score Of the even
ing went to Mr.. Harry Warren, and
Mr.. Arnold Wood received the con-
ISOLATION prize. Dancing and refresh
ments were also enjoyed by the
guests.
L. A. Wheeler. who farms the
Rush place northwest Of Athena, was
thrown from a wagon one day this
week with the result that his shoul-
der was dislocated, As Mr.. Wheeler
tilts the scales at 27O pounds, his
fall was some jolt, to say the least,
Helix VS.. Athena.
had sho Athena Boy quintet play
ed as snappy game in the first half
Of the session they had with Helix
last Friday evening, as they did in
the last half, more than break-even
event could be chronicled here. But
they didn't.
The girls won over their Helix OPP
ponents by the safe margin of 20 to
II. The girls played fast from the
very start of the game, Beulah Bani-
ster throwing three goals and three
fouls and Audra Winship three goals
in the first half, running up the score
13 to 8. In the second half, Athena
made saven. noints and Helix eight,