The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-04-15
BREVITIES

OF selected mountain seed potatoes
u SunnyHide, Wash.
Miss Doris Barnes left Thursday
for n visit with her aunt. Mrs. John
Michael. at Portland.
The application Of "hot stuff" will
be- begun Monday on the uneomplet-
cd Dry creek sector of the state
highway. All traffic will be- routed
over the dirt road leading north from
Weston.
Walter Petersen Ia confined 10 the
house with a broken ankle which he
sustained Saturday when the team
he was driving became frightened
and ran into ditch. throwing Mr.
Petersen out Of the wagon.
A gypsy caravan" consisting Of
three covered automobiles fingered
In Weston for n few hours yesterday
while on its way from one place to
another The spectacle afforded an
interesting contrast between the past
and the present.
Secondhand Overland car former.
ly owned by j. II. Price, at u bar.
gain figure. DR. Ksnnard. Weston.
After an absence Of four months,
j. T.. Mcdaniel returned yesterday
from PlGcentia, Calf. 60 look after
hin farming interests. Mrs. McDan-
irl will remain IN Plnccntia until her
school work is finished.
$. S. Nelson. o-W. agent at Wcs.
ton, Is on his annual vacation. Ac-
companicd by his family he has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. {. Nelson
at Pomcroy, Wash. They went TO
Spokane from romeroy.
Miss Elsie o'Harra and Dir. Geo
u. Carmichael werc united In mar
riage Wednesday Mt Walla Wnlla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmichael Immediate
ly began housekeeping at the Carmi-
ehael farm north Of Weston.
Election Of teachers Of the Weston
school district has been postponed
because Of the illness Of Director Joe
Hodgson. who for some weeks has
been confined TO his home on south
Water street.
Kellogg ever-bcaring strawberry
plants at $3.50 per hundred c. w. .
DcGraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. r. Bulfnch Ac-
eomnanied w. II. Booher tc Walla
Walla Saturday to see their new 1
grandson, Charles Robert Tucker.
Mrs. Bulfnch is spending a week in
the Garden City, visiting with rela-
tives.
A social event Of last week occa- '
sioning much interest was the mis-
cellaneous shower sponsored by the q
local Eastern Star chapter and d
Bachelor Girls club in honor of n
Miss Ruby Price. whose engagement s
to Lyle Webb has been announced. 1
The affair took place Friday evening a
Immediately following the regular IL
lodge session and was delightful n
surprise to the complimented maid. e
Generous gifts OF silver, cut glass. 81
linen and aluminium ware were evil b
lence to the bridc-elect of her pop t,
ilarity with admiring friends and s.
'equaintances, During the period of 81
congratulations, an appetizing lunch r.
vas served by Mesdames z. M. &
smith, c, E. Fisk and Miss Doris o
sarnes. II
Mrs, NJ. J. Marsh sustained Sc. II
ious surgical operation. performed f
y DR.. Boyden, at Pendleton Mon NJ
ay. Her many friends at Weston, o
'here she formerly resided, win be
leased to learn that she rallied tit
icely and that her condition since III
! encouraging, an
Mrs, Nelson II. Jones and daughter ia
audrey returned Sunday from a at
nree weeks visit with friends in pl,
uget Sound cities.
Miss Dorothy Bowers, high school SS
sudent, visited her parents Satur- a
ny and Sunday on Weston noun y
lin.
Mr., and Mrs. w. r. Mayberry and y
lmily of Milton and Mr.. and Mrs. tS
,hn Rcamer were Sunday dinner e
lcsts at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, \.
,hn Mayberry. =
Mrs, Mary Crigler, Mrs. Nell 2
rigler, Mrs. Zelma Ballou, Mrs,
essie Cofrman and son Richard and -
e Misses Martha and Mildred SSa
rigler of Freewater were callers J
iesday afternoon at the r. w. 3
ordon home. =
Miss Mildred Tanning and Miss -
elem Johnson were delightfully."- ell -
rtained Thursday evening at the SS>
me of Miss Vira Morrison. The \
ening was spent with games and z
usic and delicious luncheon was y
rved at a late hour. -
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Albert of Helix -
re Sunday guests at the II. Good xs%