The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-03-04
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Mix customers wanted. Jersey
cow. Harry Beaths.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Larson and Miss
Glenadine Larson Of walla Walla,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Culley and Miss
Maxine Culley were dinner guests
Sunday at the G. DeCraw residence.
]. c. Turner. former Weston farm
er. was in town from rendlstOn Sat
urday. -
Mrs. Jee ]. Read came up from
Pendleton Sunday for visit with
relatives.
That sterling actress. Clara KIM
bali Young. will be seen al Memorial
hall. Weston. next Tuesday evening
in her splendid new photo drama,
@The Forbidden Woman" This won-
derfully lavish screen drama, togeth-
er. with q good comedy. viii be put
on a. a benefit for Athsna.weston
Post, American Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maybsrry re-
turned Sunday from q visit with rel.
atlves IN hutohs
Mrs. Z. Z. Thornton, sister Of Mrs.
F. C. Fitzpatrick. having terminated
q several weeks visit in Weston, r0-
turned Saturday to her home in
Rossburg.
James Ashworth is making exten-
sive improvements in his Normal
Heights property. A parking, with
cement eurbing, extending along the
entire front Of his holdings, is under
construction. When rose time ar
rives, the owner hopes to have
achieved some artistic effects in
landscape gardening. .
The ]. A. Lumden mill is doing
quite an extensive business with
farmers Of neighboring districts.
A carload Of rolled barley was hauled
to Athena this week from the local
mill for shipment TO Carl Mcconnell
and John Banister jr. Of Helix, each
Of whom also bought from MI.
Lumsden a carload Of baled alfalfa.
Col. F. G. Lucas is on the street
again, after a serious illness with
plsurisy.
z. T. Wicker has moved his shoe
repairing shop to his residence on
north Broad street, the illness Of
Mrs. Wicker requiring his constant
presence at home.
Harold Harder Of Milton spent
Sunday with Stephen and Alton Nc
Intyre at the Mcintyre farm.
A policy in the Bankers Reserve
Life Insurance Co. viii take care Of
your inheritance tax. Geo. House,
agent.
A splendid entertainment was Civ
en- Friday evening by the Wild Horse
school, district No. IL, under the di-
rection Of the teacher, Mrs. G. Z.
Pinkerton. The pupils had been very
carefully trained for q prograra %
drills, songs, readings and music, and
one Of the patrons describes the at.
fair as the best school entertainment
he ever attended. Miss Averil Simp-
son was present from Pendleton, and
played q number Of pleasing piano
selections. A pie social followed the
exercises, with Tim Mcbride func-
tioning ably as auctioneer. The sum
Of $19.45 was realized fer athletic
equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Sid Mclean and lit
tie daughter Of Dry creek, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Phillips and Mr.. Gum
Of State Line, motored over last Fri
day and were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J, N. Ash.
worth.
s. N. Thomas Of Coeur d'Aiene,
Idaho, is a guest this week at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. ]. L. Row.
land
At the w. L. Smock farm residence
on Reed and Hawley mountain Sat
urday evening a farewell party was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Haney,
prior to their departure for their
ranch on Lamar gulch. A most en-
joyable time was had with music and
dancing, and bountiful supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Gordon were
visiting in Weston yesterday from
their farm near Athena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iley Winn left yes
terday Cor Mr.. Winn's ranch near
Wash, where they viii re-
'ide during the summer.
r. v. Jones, senior member of the
irm Of Jones & Jones. returned yes
,erday from Los Angeles.
To better facilitate the hardsurfac-
ng Of the five mile gap in the Weston !
Milton section of the State Highway, d,
he Warren Construction company is !
moving its hot stuff plant from Athe- !
la to Blue Mountain station, this /,
week. A force of men has been en- !
ragged in dismantling the plant here :
Ind the removal of the apparatus /;
las been made on trucks.
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