The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-03-25

Lucas and Ofdcll Petersen. The ey.
ening was pleaaantlY spent in candy
making, with music CO. an added in.
spiration
Esther and Gail vi Hams, students
at Whitman College, aro spending
the Easter vacation with their pa
rents. Mr.. aud Mr. !, II. Williams,
They have Gnishcd tic second semos-
ter.
SIR. and Mrs. Sidney Tucker have
moved 10 their Ianeh IN the foothills.
Their daughter Verl viii reside dur.
ing the remainder of the school year
with her granipnrentg, Sir. and Mrs.
". II. Gould
Mrs. G. 81. Rowland. accompanied
by her son Robert and daughter
Eleanor. are up from Marshheld 10
spend a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
J. l.. Rowland.
Weston citizens Sojourning at Hot
Lake last week enjoyed an unusual
privilege In witnessing a large fgok
Of wild swans which stopped a few
days in that locality during migra-
ton. Residents Of the neighborho0d
stated that the birds did not often
visit the fresh water ponds and lakes
Of that region.
VioletS, daGodils and hyacinths
ARE blooming IN profusion in local
gardens. filling the air with fragrance
and the odor of growing thing.
An Easter service has been ar
ranged for Sunday morning at the NJ.
+. Church. South. aud an appropriate
program will b. given by the Sun
day school and choir Several babies
will be- christenCd and a number Of
new members will BE- baptized and
received into the church. Six per-
sons were baptized last Sunday.
An attractive Easter dispay is seen
In the show windows OF the Ross
furniture store. Besides an clabOr-
ate showing Of flowers and plants
made by Mrs. N. Loveridge, there is
u proud mother rabbit with five white
and fluffy little ones. These are a
source Of especial delight for the
towns juvenile population.
Warren Noble Of Tekoa, Wash,
was visitor Sunday at the home Of
his brother-in-law, l.. b. Davis. Mr..
Noble is connected with the Standard
Oil Co.
The Weston Male quartettc has at
tanned such local popularity that it
has several engagements in prospect.
The quartette will sing for the pic
ture show tomorrow night and for
the Easter services at the Methodist
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Sheard and son
Sheldon were recent visitors at the
+. J. jackson home.
Mayor Nelson II. Jones is absent
this week on a business visit to
Portland. Mrs. Jones and daughter
Audrey are visiting relatives in Sc
attic and Tacoma.
Frank Price, manager of the
Weston Warehouse CO., bought co.
900 bushels Of wheat in one lot
Tuesday, on n price basis of $l.15
for No, sacked The wheat is
stored at Waterman station on the
Northern Pacific.
n. J. Hale, pioneer of Oregon and
well known real estate operator Of
lone, Morrow county, was in town
this week, greeting Weston friends.
Mr.. Hale has been subpoenaed as a
witness in case soon to be tried at
Pendleton.
Spring cleaning campaigns are now
lnder way, Among the local people
who are beautify ing their surround
ngs with coats of fresh paint are
P. 7. Harbour. Charles NJ. Price and
Mrs. o. A, Adams.
Will r. Beaton was a business Wis
tor Monday at the county seat.
Lester 0'llarra is again on duty
It the store of the Weston Mercantile
20, He is in charge of the compa-
ly's produce department, with spec,
al reference to marketing the cell
'brated Weston Mountain spuds.
P. T, Harbour, manager of the
Weston brickyard, was in Walla l
Nalla Tuesday for the purpose of !
bid on large brick /
ontract.
Mrs. Martha Van Wrinkle, honored I
Weston pioneer woman who is now !
With her daughter in Portland, at
aimed her seth birthday anniversary
iarch "a. A number of cards were
ent her by Weston friends as to-
ems of remembrance.
Master Jimmie Fehr. who has been .
i'll, is reported this week to !
e out of danger, :
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