The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-02-25
BUEVI7ES

Like a sensible parent, Postmaster
Van Wrinkle has ordered the home
paper sent to his daughter, Gertrude,
at Oregon Agricultural College, and
his son, William F., at University Oh
Oregon. The latter, who is taking
the law course and Is established IN
Friendly hall, is delightcd with uni
versity work and activities he mas
been devoting his leisure to athletic
pursuits, and was one of dozen stu-
dents selected recently to entertain :
gathering Of Elks with boxing ana
wrestling matches.
The following books for children
have been received at the local IL
brary: Ten Boys, Andrews; LATHE
Folks Handy Book, Beard; Building
the Nation, Coffin; Boy General Gus
ter; When Mother Lets Us Garden,
Duncan; Small Gardens for Small
Gardeners, Flint; King Arthur and
His Court, Greene; Story Of Modern
France. Guerber; Poems by Grades,
Harris; Grandfather's Chair, Haw-
thorne: Stories Of the Crusades, hel-
man; Stories of American Discover
ers. Lucia; Legends Every Child
Should Know, Mabie; Famous Pic
lures Of Children, Schwartz; Biog-
raphy of a Grizzly, Seton; Strange
Peoples, Starr; Days and Deeds
Hundred Years Ago, Stone; biren
and Star, Thomson.
kellogg ever-bearing strawberry
plants at $3.50 per hundred C. W.
DeGraw.
Milk customers wanted. Jersey
COW. Harry Beathe.
w. L. Smock was among Westons
quite numerous visitors yesterday
from the upland districts.
Mrs. Mary Lieuallen entertained
the Woman's Missionary society OF
the NJ. E. Church, South, at her home,
Wednesday afternoon. An excellent
program, under the leadership OF
Mrs. Sarah Rowland, was presented,
numbers being contributed by Mes
danes Chas. Price, Frank Snider. +.
NJ. Smith, Will Beaton. Jack Calder,
Hattie Wilsey, Mary McNee and
Miss Alma Barnett. During the So
cial hour, a dainty lunch was served
by Mesdames Fannie Mcbride and
Geo. Sewers, assisted by the hostess.
The birthday anniversary Of Ernest
Ross was celebrated at his home FRI
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Payant having been bidden to share
with members Of the family feast
embodying many palatable delieacies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gould Of Milton
were callers at the Office OF Sheriff
Houser Thursday morning, reports
the East oregonian. Their son, Al
vim Gould, was brought over from
Pasco Wednesday to answer to a
statutory charge. The parents are
very highly respected residents Of
the east end of the county.
Sim Killgore is under treatment IN
the Pendleton hospital, to which he
was taken Monday. 1t is reported
that after suddenly leaving his home
in the Holdman neighborhood, he was
found by search party on the Walla
Walla river, where he was aimlessiy
wandering about. He is thought to
be suffering from mental depression,
brought on by sickness.
The pictorial drama Of damon and
Pythiasr put on at Memorial hall
Monday evening as free attraction
by Stevens Lodge No. 40, Knights OF
Pythias, was witnessed and enjoyed
by large audience, and exemplified
without words the story Of Friend
ship on which this great order is
founded. Preceding the picture,
Rev. Mr.. Clark of Pendleton was in
troduced by Chancellor Commander
r. L. Reynaud, and gave telling
plea in behalf of Chinese and Ar
menian relief. Mr.. Clark was ac-
companied to Weston by ]. N. Scott,
the county chairman. During the
progress Of the picture, Payant's or
chestra dispensed delightful music
between reels.
Mrs. Frank Smith and Master Law
renee Smith went to Walla Waila
Tuesday, accompanying Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Price, to visit Mr.. Smith, who
is now with the Farmers Grain
agency there. They are planning to
move over next week.
Word was received this week from
C. F. Bulfnch that he is still under
examination at Mayo Bros hospital
in Rochester, Minnesota. The sur
geons have not decided as yet what
disposition to make of his case, al
though they found that the serious
throat trouble from which he is SUI
fering is not of a cancerous nature
Last Saturday Richard Morrison
successfully compassed the roaring
rivulets and Shiny morasses encoun-
tered between his foothill ranch and