The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-04-22
BREvITIES


from an extended visit with her
children In Portland, Eltopia and
pcndcton.
&, +. Buldnch received message
Tuesday announcing the death of his
brother. John Bul6neh. in Seattle
VIM. y. Van winkle, Weston stu.
dent who is taking the law course
at the University of Oregon, Is
progressing nicely with his work.
lie has just passed the first semester
examination with good grades.
Mrs. e, W. Moore Of Portland
was a visitor last week at the home
~ her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Bcamcr.
Recent week end guests at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. T.. NJ Smith
were MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Conley and
two sons Of Eugene. who were mo-
toring through 10 walla Whlla. The
party stopped at Salem en- route and
were dinner guests Of Miss Gladys
Smith, who now resides In the capi-
tai city. ...
Mrs. c. S. Cole. Mrs. Bcrpolet and
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiller Of Pcndlcton
visited at the J. a. Lumsdcn home
last Sunday.
Messages of c0ngratulation are
being forwarded to Mr.. and Mrs.
Allison a. Wood Of Mountain Home,
Idaho, who on April 10. 1921. well
coined an eight and one-half pound
baby girl into the family circle. The
little lady has been ehristened Flor
cncc Lorraine.
a pleasant event in local fratcr-
nifty circles occurred last Tuesday
evening when about twenty members
Of Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge No. ss
mutorcd 10 Athena TO participate in
initiation ceremonies staged BY the
neighboring lodge. Degree work was
cxcmplihcd by the Weston team. AZ
eleven o'clock a banquet embracing
variety Of palate-tempting dain-
ties was served by the hostess or
ganizRtion.
J. L. Stages Of Enterprise, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Stages Of Heating. Mrs.
Blaine Burton Of Pcndleton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Stages, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Stages and Jesse Stages of
Milton were among those in attend
ancc at the funeral Of the late f.
w. Achilles.
An enjoyable family dinner party
was held Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs, Jos. Blomgren above town,
Present were X. G. Blomgren and
family. Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Blom-
grcn Of Walla Walla, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Price and little daughter and
George Blomgrcn.
The dam on Pine creek above town
is being plastered where needed and
put in shape for summer storage {
purposes, under the direction Of the
water superintendent. r
Porter Graham ST., well-known u
Weston pioneer. was accidentally in
iurcd in a friendly scuffle on the
street u few days ago. He fell on
MS left arm, which he now carries
N a sling, and his left eye is in
lcep mourning.
Weston was defeated Sunday by IL
he Walla Walla Woodmen team in
! practice game on the local lot, L
core nine TO three. Loose fielding II
md inability TO connect at opportune Il
imcs with the slants of the visiting IE
labsters, lost the game for Weston.
he local bunch frightened up after
he fifth inning and gave an exhibi- Z
ion of baseball as it should be play
d in the field, but were still def I
lent at the bat. Beamer's three s
agger in the first canto encouraged Z
he fans, but afterward their aspect
ccamc one of settled melancholy. ID
ennard pitched good ball for Wes- 5
IN, tanning eleven men, but the en- 8
NY also had effective gunners, two &
them, on the firing line. Umpire ~
rown Of Walla Walla was most E
npartial and efficient official.
Wallace Nelson has gone to Sac s
Imento to take position as buyer q
ith Libby, Mcneil & Libby. the big II
lckers and Gamers with whom he II
as formerly connected at Yakima. S
he family Of Mr. Nelson. who are 81
wv residing in Walla Walla, will IA
low later, Ia
Smith Payne and two sons Of The Il
allies were here Sunday attending lE
e funeral Of the late Mrs. E. T. IS
icker. Mrs, Payne had been in S
eston several weeks, at the bed 81
le of her mother, 6
James Randall has moved his FAM "a
: from town to the farm of Mrs. IL
llian Clagston on Reed and Haw- ~
I, n,ountuip xuhieh ha has IauSal IN