The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-05-13
FROM LOVER THE HILL

In well played game, excepting a
incxeusable fielding mussup or TIVE
Athena won from Touchet Sunday Of
the home lot by the score, 10 2.
Joe Banister was in the city iron
Stanfeld. yesterday.
G. L. McFadden attended the con
vcntion Of druggists in Seattle thii
week.
Boone Watson, old time democrat
ic war horse. was in the city one day
this week from Thorn Hollow.
Miss Fay Muir Of Portland is visit.
ing at the homes Of Mrs. Charles Dud,
ley and Mrs. Wall.
Miss Iris Lowthcr, music teacher,
has been confined 10 her home this
week, rs the result Of having severe
case Of ehickenpox.
Scott Fisher will leave tomorrow for
Clayton, Idaho, where he viii visit a
brother and probably be employed for
a time at his trade.
Mrs. William Rice Is recovering
from her recent operation in Spo-
kane hospital, and it is hoped viii be
able TO return home one day next
week.
c. l.. McFadden is improving his
cottage on High street, with coxy
sleeping porch.
Mrs. Dora Hall, sister Of Bert Logs
don. died at walla Walla. Monday.
The funeral took place yesterday. The
deceased leaves her husband, five
daughters and one son.
Dick Winship win leave today by
Ford, for his fathers new home in
the suburbs Of Salem. He will re-
turn in few days.
Austin Foss is adding some very
substantial improvements to his home
premises on South Third street, in
the erection Of poultry house on
scale, indicating per-
manent venture into that business
Mrs. William Winship and daugh-
ters, Mildred and Audra, will leave
Athena Immediately after school for
their new home near Salem. Rex
Hopper and his mother, Mrs. Hopper,
will reside in the Winship residence
IN Fifth and College streets.
Tho Athena town team will play the
Milton Freewatcr team on the home
grounds Sunday. The game viii be-
rim ut 2:30. From the showing that
vas made by the team in the Touch
i team last Sunday, large crowd is
to attend the session with
he pebble scratchers.
Mr.. Bennett, instructor in Athena
iigh school department has been ele-
ted to a position in the Lincoln High
chool, Portland.
Auto tourists are beginning to
axe advantage Of the camping privi-
,ges at the City Park. Auto travel is
eginning later this season than last
wing to the backward spring.
Mrs. Susie Gerking, well known
ere and sisterinlaw of Mrs. Ann Tay-
", was seriously hurt in an automo-
lie accident last week while visiting 7
slatiyes near Echo. Her arm was q
roken and she received other minor 5
ljuries when the car turned over, q
he is with relatives at that place, i
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Gross and Mr.. p
nd Mrs. George Thompson will leave o
unday by automobile for Albany p
here Mr.. and Mrs. Gross will attend
e grand lodge of Odd Fellows and
ebekahs. Mr. and Mrs, Thompson A
i'll also visit friends at Brownsville y
ID other points in the valley. Ia
The regular meeting of the Etude I,
lb yesterday afternoon at the home :,
Mrs. w, c. Emmel was one of m
arked pleasure and profit to the 20 II
embers who were present. The h,
oms were graced with wild flowers es
d sprays from the honeysuckle tree ID
RS. F. E. Russell led the program, ~
e subject being "Saered Music" An 10
gan voluntary by Mrs. Stephens, 10