The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-05-13
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visiting relatives and friends.
Services will be- conducted at the
Episcopal church Sunday evening by
Bishop Paddock. A cordial invitation
10 attend is extended the public.
Mrs. Margaret Licuallen, Mrs.
Sarah MeDougal and J. r. Lieuallen
went 10 Pcndleton Tuesday and Wis
tied William Killgorc at st. An
thongs hospital Mr.. Killgorc Is
suffering from internal cancer, and
much 10 the regret Of numerous
friends Of the old pioneer throughout
this section, hope Of his recovery
has been abandoned.
Mrs. A. J. starmer left Monday for
Baker to attend her daughter, Mrs.
Bculah Kennison, who Is seriously III.
Rev. w. X. Storms has returned
from Notus, Idaho. where he con-
Quoted very successful revival
meeting. II continued twelve days
and resulted In twenty conversions.
The Baptist church at Notus was un-
able TO accommodate the people, and
a tabernacle will be erected. prior TO
a second meeting which Mr. Storms
has been asked TO hold. He has re-,
cciyed calls for evangelistic work
from three fields In Idaho.
For Sale--A good, young milch'
COW; gentle. Jay V. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Brockman
Of Portland. who motored from Port
land TO Walla Walla on a business
mission, spent few hours In Wcs-
ton Wednesday. Mrs. Brockman (nec
Miss Josie Lavcndcrl received a cor
dial welcome from her many rcla-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Gould return
ed Wednesday from motoring trip
10 Spokane and other Inland Empire
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Payant were re-
cent dinner guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Ross.
Harley Ross, n well-known trav-
cling man who represents the Bar
ton Hat CO.. was here Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday as the guest of
his sister. Mrs. X. l.. Reynaud.
Furnished apartments to rent.
Mrs. f. w. Achilles.
Mrs. Gladys McFadden and young
son Of Athena are visitors this week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z.
Fisk.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Rayborn were
hosts for dinner party Sunday. the
invited guests being members Of the
Frank Snlder family. -
a business meeting Of the Women's
Missionary society Of the NJ. L.
Church, South, was held last week
to perfect arrangements for the din
ncrs TO be served during Pioneer Pic
mic celebration. The committee in
charge OF the affair includes Mes
DANES Charles NJ. Price, J, X. Row
land, D. II. Wilsey, W, S. Price, A.
j. Starmer and William Beaton,
Eight-foot platform attachment of
Mccormick binder to trade for 8 or
6.foot cut. S. J. Culley.
Grant Key, young son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Key, was soloist at the
Mothers Day services held in NJ. E.
Church, Sunday morning.
Carl Gregory was up from Airing
ton this week to visit n couple Of
days with Mrs. Gregory before going
to the mountains.
| will deliver ice from Z to Q
o'clock every morning except Sunday.
Phone all orders the day before to
No. 36l. Weston Transfer-Geo. A.
Lindeken,
Meals at all hours, family style.
Mrs, Belle Fisher, Wheeler building.
Now's the time to buy your tick
cts for the Memorial Hall benefit
picture show. Wen likely be ready
to give that new Ford touring car
away Immediately after the Pioneer
Picnic. W. Nj, Beaton. N
Insurance of every variety-iire,
life, grain, health, accident. I'll in
sure your diamond or the family dog.
Geo. House, agent.
Guy Mayfeld and Cecil Smith of
Walla Walla visited Sunday at the
home of Jay v. Smith, where he is
confined on account Of illness.
Suffering from severe attack Of
Mrs. Charles NJ. Price
is under physicians care.
A merry group of young people
chaperoned by Mrs, c. NJ, Price and
Mrs. A. ]. Starmer motored Saturday
to Walla Walla, where picnic lunch
was enjoyed in City park. Various
places Of interest were visited dur
ing the day and afforded beguiling
entertainment for all participants.
The return trip to Weston was made
at sunset, Those who shared in the