The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-03-18

"ihh hfiA Dutlth " hthltWi
friends in Spokane and other point.
en- route.
Attorney Watts, Of the law firm oi
Watts & PrcStbye, is in Portland thr
week on professional business.
Will Russell and George Banistci
who spent the winter cruising with tn,
reserve naval forces are expected I,
arrive homo soon. They will be dis.
charged at Brcmcrt0n. Wash.
Mrs. Theresa Berlin writes Athena
friends that her little daughter Fay
who has suffered from the effects OF
infantile paralysis Is improving under
the care Of Portland physician.
J. II. Rockhlll and little daughter
Of Two Rivers, Wash. have been at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Jones
this week. visiting. Mrs. Rockhill
Is paticnt in the College Place
sanntarium.
DIR. and Mrs. Horace Bclknap Of
NampR, Idaho. were in the city over
night yesterday, visiting at the W. S.
Ferguson home. DR.. Bclknap was en-
route home from Prinevillc. where hc
had been on professional business.
Born. March II. 1921, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Stone, at the d. r. Stone
farm west Of town, son. The young
ster is the first boy following three
girls, and should receive the patrony-
mic Of Patrick, honoring the saint on
whose birthday he arrived.
George Winship, who has been with
the First National Bank, has accept
cd position as bookkceper with the
Standard Oil Company, and began
work Wednesday of this week. Miss
Belle Mcintyre has resumed work at
the bank.
\. b. Steele, now travelling sales
man for George Lawrence Saddlery
company. was in the city Wednes-
day. His family will remain in Port
land until after the closing Of school
when they will take up residence in
Nalla Walia.
Mrs. John Banistcr OF Weston was
in the city Wednesday, coming over
to see her sister, Mrs. Cation, who is
home from Walla Walla for a few
days. Mrs. Cation will probably go
to the sanitarium Mt College Place
for treatment.
Mr., and Mrs. II. u, Richards were
called to Corvallis Friday night of
last week by the critical illness of Mr..
Richards sister in law, Mrs. Richards,
widow Of the late James c. Richards.
MIR, and Mrs. Richards returned home
Wednesday, leaving the patient but
little il any improved,
Claude Sanders has returned from
where he and John Wall
spent the winter in the shipyards at
Oakland. When Claude came north
John proceeded TO Los Angeles, where
he expected 10 remain short time
before coming to Portland, where he
has employment,
a very pleasant party ~ in pros
pect this evening, when Mrs. G. II.
Smith, Mrs. Robert Pruudiit, Mrs. +.
B. Radtko and Mrs, Bert Logsdon
will entertain, The Odd Fellow-K.
# p. hall has been elaborately dec
,rated in motif emblcmatic of Ire
and's patron saint, and 900" will oc-
'upy the guests.
The city authorities want II under
,tood that the season of the year has
arrived when owners Of chickens are
to keep their fowls confined
o the home premises. Already com
'laints are being registered by citi-
ems against chickens running at large
md scratching in lawns and flower
eds,
Through cause yet undetermined, a
Ire burned up the bed clothing on
ot at the Hiram Knight home, Mon
ay. There was smoke and excite
ient enough to justify calling out the
re department. The blaze was cx-