The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-03-04
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Miss Vida Staggs, atenographer In
the law offiees Of Peterson, Bishop q
Clark, was here from Pendleton this
week for vacation visit.
Master Alvin PhippS, q Pendleton
schoolboy, was In the city Sunday.
visiting nj the home Of his grand.
mother. Mrs. viii Payne.
l., II. Curtis went 10 Walla Walla
Tuesday 10 attend the funeral Of his
friend, tho late Private Dan Levens,
who was wounded In battle overseas
and died In hospital. Private Lew
ems was an Oregon boy and enlisted
at Pcndleton. His remains, together
with those Of q number Of other
soldiers. recently reached Portland,
after shipment frem foreign soil.
MillArd Y. White, q well known
Pendloton architect and builder, was
In town for q short time Tuesday.
looking Weston over for old land
marks. IIo went 20 school here as
carly as 1877. Mr.. white is now en-
gagged in selling building material.
Mrs. Ida Comm arrived the first
Of the week from Lebanon. Oregon,
10 visit and attend her mother, Mrs.
I. Z. Sailing, whose serious illness
continues.
Sam Banistcr. former Weston
farmer, was here on business dur
ing the week from Enterprise. Wal
Iowa county. Monday he aecompan-
led Mr.. and Mrs. John Banister on
a motoring trip to Walla Walla.
Roy Key and Miss Geneva Lieual-
len. Weston young people, were unit
cd in marriage Monday at Walls
Walla. They have gone to house.
keeping on the J. II. Key farm
northwest Of Weston.
c. r. Bulhneh returned Monday
from tho Mayo Bros. hospital at
Rochester. Mimi. where II was de-
eided not 10 operate. He was found
10 have an ulcer Of the duodenun,
the throat trouble from which he
has suffered being an effect Of this
condition. A course Of dieting was
prescribed. Mr.. Bulhneh was more
fortunate than many other patients,
having been accorded the privilege
Of seeing one Of the Drs. Mayo per-
sonally.
The Weston lodge Of Odd Fellows
was we'll represented at the big dis
trict convention held Saturday in
Heppner. Among those who motor
cd down to attend the affair were S.
A. Barnes, Leon Lundell, Luther
Shellenergcr, Linus Anderson. Jess
and Frank Fowls, Ruford Price, j.
A. King, ]. E. Stanfeld, W. A. 3:
Barnes and Eldon King.
Tho Ed fuckers were up from !
Holdman Saturday to spend the week 4
end with the w. II. Gould and Sidney I
Tucker families.
Main street, which was covered /
with mud from the wheat fields dur
ing the rainy season, is now In a
condition. The mud was ,
scrapcd of Wednesday by a large =
force Of workers under the direction
Of Superintendent Avery. and dump -,
I'd into the library lot. :
r. II. King came to town yesterday
in n somewhat crippled condition, a
horse he was riding while engaged in :
farm pursuits having been ineonsid-
crate enough to fall on him. He 0
feels fortunate, however, in being
able to discard his crutches. q
Weston reported over the top on
schedule time in raising It's quota Of S
$500 for Chinese and Armenian re- Il
lief. Weston and Helix were the
first towns in the county to report, il
,thers being behind with their quo a
las. Frank Price and J. A. Lums- !,
len, who had charge Of the local
for funds. did yeoman +
work in this community, and few :,
indeed escaped their friendly yet =,
persistent clutches, That Weston \
ook first honors in this great and II
worthy relief movement Is due large
y to their efforts. They were as
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