The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-01-28
BREvITIES

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Tho Scholarship Loan Fund tea at
Memorial hall Wednesday, sponsored
By the Saturday Afternoon club, was
u pleasant social event and a hnan-
cial success. Fifteen dollars was re-
allied and Immediately forwarded 10
the state officers who administer the
fund.
Pastor Storms announces the fol-
lowing services for next Sunday at
the Baptist church: Class meeting
ut $3.50 q. M; Sunday school Mt 10
n. M; preaching nt II a. M; bap-
tizing at IL m. ,5
Elder J. w. Barnett, state eyang-
clist Of the Church Of ths Brethren.
has returned 10 Weston and resumed
revival meetings at the LOCAL church.
Good interest and attendance are re-
ported. Some Of Elder Barnett's
subjects are as follows: Saturday
evening, Finding Man; Sunday
morning, The Victorious Life; Sun
day evening, Caught by a Sure De-
teetiye; Monday evening, Card Play
Ing. Theater Going and Dancing.
Mrs. Mary +. Reeves sustained
fracture Of the wrist Sunday at her
home ON Water street, resulting
from a fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Ramirez OF
Rieth, Oregon, and John Neil and son
Of Pcndleton motorcd up Sunday for
days visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Ross and little
daughters were here from Dayton,
Wash, tho first Of the week for a
visit with friends and kindred.
They were dinner guests Monday Of
the +. c. Grccrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Dowd motored
over from Walla Walla Sunday for
a visit at the home Of the parents
Of Mrs. Dowd.
Mrs. Henry Waddingham was. in
Walla Walla the first Of the week,
visiting at the respective homes Of
her son, George Waddingham, and
daughter. Mrs. E. r. Lieuallen.
A truly generous stork left nine
pound boy Monday at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. c. o. Petersen in this
city.
l.. n. Van Wrinkle. Weston's post
made a trip. to Pendleton
Tuesday afternoon---his first visit TO
the county seat in several years. He
found that Ben Burroughs, at least,
had not forgotten him.
George Kinnear was in town Tues
day from Hudson Bay, where 'he has
been feeding cattle.
II. J. Driskell came down this
week from Dayton after a car he had
left for repairs on recent visit. |
Mountain residents wish 10 give :
Jimmie Smock credit also for the
good work done in keeping open the !,
Wild Horse grade. Jimmie's name :
was inadvertently omitted from re- .
rent list, although it is said he has
Deen doing more free road work {
han any other volunteer in his ,
3
Mrs. Sarah McDougal suffered a ,
second slight attack Of paralysis {
Tuesday. Her condition since, how =
,ver, has encouraged the hope that
10 permanently i'll effects will fol- @
oS.
Mrs. Susan Davidson. south Wash h
ngton ST., will be pleased to do your a
washing and plain sewing. S
Mrs. NJ. w. Petersen is being ini- $
lated into the mysteries Of driving
IN automobile and is making favora-
lie progress. The purchase of new c
ar quickened her desire to join the Il
anks Of women motorists.
Mrs. William Driskell is able to be Il
nut upon the streets, after severe v
ttack Of heart trouble. s.
Lost--On north Water street,
mounted elk's tooth, engraved with i.
he letter b on one side and the I,
igures 2ss on the other. Finder
5ill please return to Areta Barrett, "
athena, Or, and receive reward. h
Flowers and messages of sympathy e
re being sent to Miss Lurline Brown b
t Weston High school faculty, who f
5 in Walla Walla hospital where a
he underwent an operation last C
leek.
Ernest and Ruth Smith came over v
rom Athena Saturday to visit il
ouple of days with Margaret and S
ida Calder. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton of Rose al
urg, Oregon, parents of E. E.
'hornton, are visitors at the F. C, vi