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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1918)
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GOODWi - - Druggist i WESTON CASH ll FRESH MEATS of all kinds Wholesale-Retail FISH in Beason A.Y.LUMLL MANAGER r mm art 3 Joe Narkaus hua ret growl from Alaka, with viw to enlisting In the naval service. . L. W. Harm was here this wek on his return l his home at Che lan from Portland. Mrs. J. 8. Lleuallen and Mrs. Ross King motored to Walla Walla Saturday for a visit with relatives. Mrs. lauac Haven and children of Spokane are visiting- relatives and friends in Weston and vicinity. Herbert W. Cupeland, Doctor of Optics, at Haneom's Jewelry Store, Pendleton. Consult him if your eyesight is failing. Glenn Smith has returned to his home on Dry creek from Walla Walla., where he sustained an op eration for appendicitis. Mrs. Herman Graham and children of MarshMd, Oregon, are veiling at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. E. Stfrimsher. near Weston. Although he sold a qusrter sec tion of his land. J. K. McDaniel has demonstrated his faith in the up ' lands by buying another from the McKride estate. J. 0. Wood came down from Toppeniah, Wash., Sunday in a motor car to take home his wife, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Susan Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Smith re turned Sunday from -their trip to rv.nral On-mm and Portland. Mr. Smith left for Portland again Tues day evening on a business visit. Mrs. R. E. English left Wednes day for a visit at the home of her father, Mr. S. Miller, at Lebanon, Oregon. En route she will visit her sister, Mrs. J. A. Logan, at Ar lington. Rufus Brutschcr, fftrmer Weston boy who of recent years has been mastering the motor car trade at Detroit. Mich., has enilsted in the army. Ho is now at Camp Wheel er, Georgia. Mr. and Mrt. John Walker of Ta coma, Wash., have been visiting Mrs. C. A. Barrett, sister of Mrs. Walker, at Athena. Mrs. Walker was In Weston Monday to call on pioneer friends. -Goerge Schnitzcr was released from custody soon after his recent arrest in Walla Walla, and is back again in Weston. It developed up on investtagtion that his aiiegeu seditious remarks could not be re garded as treasonable. , Frank Snider and Joe Wurzer spent Friday and Saturday along the classic banks of the Umatilla. While not especially large in num bers, their catch was dandy for size. Frank's biggest beauty meas ured 15 inches in length. Mrs. Abbie S. Mays of Pendleton and Mrs. Eva E. Hartman of Port land were guests Sunday of their sister, Mrs. L. S. Wood. They were accompanied by Mrs. Roberts of Portland and S. C. Price, an ex tensive farmer of Wilbur, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris have arrived from their farm near Hing ham, Montana, and will remain un til after harvest. Mr. Harris re ports encouraging crop prospects in the Hinnham neighborhood. Grain looks good now, and rain will insure a bumper yield. The remains of the late Alexander McDonald, prominent Pilot Rock farmer who died last Friday at the age of 50 years, were brought to Weston Sunday for interment. Fun eral services were held at Pendle ton. The burial service was con ducted by Rev. W. S. Payne of this city. Monday's annual school meeting was slimly attended indicating either indifference or satisfaction on the part of the voters. Joe Hodgson, was elected director to succeed J. M. Banister, who retires from the board and was not a can didate for re-election. Frank Price was re-elected clerk. Yes, Indeed Painfc up and down and crosswls A few dollars spent in painting will add much more than the cost to the value and ap pearance of your property i WE HAVE EVERYTHING in Paints, Leads, Oils and Vamisties TRY THE to Era Elv-Ll Msl C. K. Cranston, secretary of the Pendleton Commercial Association, writes the Leader as follows: "We are making the send-off for the Na tional Army quota, which is to leave for training camp next Tues day, a county-wide demonstration. This association, with the help of the Elks, has undertaken the enter tainment of the men for the even ing previous to their departure, and is promoting and managing the 'doings' the next morning; but we are asking further help and par ticipation by all those patriotic people and organizations in the county who can and will come to Pendleton and join," Attractive Desirable Durable 1 THRIFT STAMPS FOR SALE DeMOSS Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Hyatt are leaving the uplands In a few days for La Crosse, Wash.,- where Joe will assist J. L. Hodgson this year in harvest work.' Later on he ex pects to engage in farming near La Crosse. He has leased his upland holdings to John M. Woe, who comes from Kenncwick. . ,Y Spring-sown wheat and barley have continue3 to suffer In the Weston neighborhood from lack of rain, and the latter crop is regard ed as practically a failure. In parts of the uplands farmers are re ported to be plowing up their bar ley fields and replanting to pota toes or grain. They are doing this only in spots where especial dam age was done by grasshoppers and Heading a large posse of depu ties, Sheriff Taylor of Umatilla county and Captain Williams of the Oregon State Miliary Police raided a moonshine still Saturday night on the 'head waters of Little Butter creek. Three men and 25 gallons of corn whiskey were captured. The still was brought to Pendleton. Bob Wheeler, expert Pendleton angler, took 38 trout Wednesday from the Umatilla near Thorn Hollow. None was under ten inch es in length, and four of them measured sixteen inches each. Miss Fay Warren has arrived home for a vacation visit from her school at Marysville, Wash. Miss Warren stopped at Eltopia a week for a visit with her brothers. I am now handling supplies for Overland cars; also vacuum cup casings of all sizes, and batteries. The Weston Leader is on a Cash Basis Subscriptions, Jobwork . and Advertising Manners Bank of Weston Established 1891 This bank wants to be of the greatest practi cal usefulness to the people of this commu nity, and will welcome suggestions from our patrons.- " . V We shall be glad to consult with you at any time we may be of service. Tell us your wants and if we can help you out, the pleas ure will be ours. "