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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1919)
Strengthen that arm against the enemies or America and Americanism with the j 1 ' Vi&ory Liberty Loan. Lend to America for America This advertisement contributed through the patriotic cooperation of E. 0.. DeMOSS and H. GOODWIN. pit -Jm , Every Fighter wore two of these around his neck. DID YOU? V Then identify yourself with the VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN This advertisement contributed through the patriotic co-operation of THE LIBERTY GARAGE, 0. A. Adams, Manager. BUTTER WRAPS Furnished and Printed at the Leader office Preston-Shaffer Milling Co. ; Established 1866! Athena, Oregon : 5 Waltsburj, Wash. v American Beauty Pure White Made of selected bluestem in one of the best equipped mills in the Northwest. Sold In Weston by - Weston Mercantile Company BREVITIES ' Mrs. Ralph Klnnesr I receiving treatment tr appendicitis at St. Mary's hospital, Walla Walla. W. II. Mcliride was up frum Portland thia wwk fur a visit with hi mother and brothers at Weston. Mrs. M. J. Mandi and Mra, AbMe Maya f .IVndle&m were dinner guest Monday of Mr. L. K. Win!. Mr. and Mra. C. II. NWm.n haw returned frum their California trip, which they report aa must enjoya ble. Mr. and Mra. Sidney Warren were hero from Pendleton Sunday, visitintf Mr. Warren's mother and ' sister. Mrs. Albert Allyn left Wednes day morning-' for Walla Walla, where she i one of the in(er in the Music Festival. Mr. ami Mrs. 11. A. Puwd mo inrml down Monday from Washtuc- na tu visit Weeton friends and to attend the tractor show ut Walla Walls. hit. and Mrs. Hurry Warren haw moved to Weston from Pen dleton and have taken the Mrs. Corking cottatte on north Franklin. Harry has joined the brickyard force. Services will be conducted at the Episcopal church in thia city next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock by Rev. Alfred Lock wood of Pen dleton. A cordial invitation to at tend is extended the people of Wes ton and vicinity. Three Weston Odd Fellows expect to motor to Salem, accompanied by their respective wives, to attend the grand lodge May 19., They are J. A. King, S. A. Barnes and II. L. Hedrick. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stan, field will help swell Undo Sam's railroad receipt by going on the cars. Because of the' extremely heavy snows in the mountains considerable ' damage was done to builidngs at the Blue Mountain sawmill. Hoofs of the bunk house, barn and box ahook warehouse partly collapsed under the weight of what was re ported at one time to have been nine feet of enow. Feeling ill at ease unless under the commanding eye of his immedi ate superior while at Camp Iwls; ex-Private Earl Barnett left Mon day ' for Grange City Junction, Wash., where ex-Corporal Charley Nelson is employed as section fore man. He will join Nelson's crew, and expects to be contented again. " The French have taken over the wharf at which Sergeant James Kirkpatrick has been employed in Service of Supply at St. Nawtire, France, and he expects to be able to start for home on May 20th. He says in his letter that Sergeants E. L. Blomgren and Sylvan Kennard are employed at other wharves, and that he did not know as to whether or not they would be relieved at the same time. . ' Mr. and Jars. Joseph Wurter re turned this week from California, where they spent the winter. They made the journey both ways in their Overland. The return trip was a bit difficult at this season, and they passed and helped a num ber of stranded motoring parties. They themselves barely managed to "muddle through" the worst stretches of road. Mr. .Wurzcr declares that California is a beauti ful state to visit. Living there permanently, he thinks, would be a different matter. ., . i .The secretary of the Weston . fVunmerci&l ' club was instructed Tuesday evening to f notify the Ellison-White Chautauqua System .that the proposed Summer Cautau 'qua at Weston will have to be called off. The middle of July, when harvest in the Weston coun try la just beginning, is regarded here as too entirely unfavorable a time for such an event. It was ex pected when negotlatons were en tered into with the Ellison-White people that their Summer Chautau qua would Rescheduled for an early date in June and so the local sub scribers were given to understand. Mrs. R. L. Reynaud and Mrs. Robert Proudflt entertained 'at the home of Mrs. Reynaud Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. F. Snider, who is leaving Westoq to make her home in Athena. The rooms 'were tastefully decorated with artistic baskets of peach bios isbtns. Jokes and social chat con tributed to the afternoon's enter tainment, followed by the serving of delicious refreshments by Mes dames Reynaud and Proudfit. Those present were: Mrs. W. H, Gould, Mrs. Frank Price, Mrs. J. 0. Wood, Mrs. Ernest Robs', Mrs. II. Goodwin, Mrs. J, F. Snider, Mrs. ( Robert Proudfit and Mrs. R. L. Reynaud. lTruit In the Milton and Free- Mr. C. II. Smith and children water section of the. Walla Walla have lieen vioiting relatives in valley wa-d 'serious injury by a Olympia, Wah. Mrs. Smith wel Siaall nmrgin M'rtdny idKht wlwit corned one of her brothers there th mercury went below the. fret s- upon his return, from the army. I.fr point and ire a quaiU-r-lnch in The shaking-date fr this cven tlUiknces formed In many pliire in ing tt y,vhUm f Lieutenant the valley. Growers were some- Ku.iwi,r ,n,i Rjtmr.hu what worried Tuesday morning u ,HH.n nnn.ut M Lieutenant Stciw ' what results might I but later rr founj tht he would be unable developments low that little if any come. Injury was done the fruit in this ... , ,, , , section of the valley. It is prob- Mr. and Mr. Chsrh Hilyard ble. however, that strawLerrles were vtmting in Wenton this week urfTmit v at the home of Mrs. Hilyard moth- 'T " ' x er, Mrs. A. A. Kees. They have " Max Dudley htU lned 1900 (jHpoed of their property interests aefi-a of whtfut land from Ira ScU at The Dalles and are going to near 1 Crtwse, Wash., and will Oeden. Utah, where two of Mrs. Notice to Creditors leave at once to take powavion, re ports the Athena Press. In the deal Max acquires a 'caterpillar tractor and 60 head of young mules. An acreage "f 940 acres is in wheat on the place and the land lies in one body. . ur .n.i Mm J If Prict- rptinn. nrofited bv the advice and direction . M. firM ttd Tuesday from Walla Walla, of an expert who prefers to keep where Mrs. Price has been receiving modestly in the background, but medical treatment for teveml who isjnot unconnected with the weeks. journalistic profession. .t , , . Notira h hereby (Ivan that the un- durmjfntd hNf bmm siipoinUd adminM tralnx with th will annaxed of the ctiil of Jhw Keevta, deaed, in tha IxMjnty Court of tha fitata of Ora gun tor Umatilla County. All paraons lmvliitr claim avainst tha said aatate ara hvry required to preaant aoch cluifim, duly verified and with proper voucher attached, to tha underig-ned I tha uflice of Kaley, Kak-y A Bleiw er, in tha American Matiwtial Dank building-, in I'emlleton, Oregon, within in month from date of thia notice, tlie aama ;elti; dated and publiahe.1 the firat time thia 2f.lh day of April, lil9. MAltY KKtVES, As Admimatratrix with the will annexed of J rue Keevee, Decekaed. Ralev, Kalsy A Stkiwkr, , , Attorneys for AdminisUatrix. Ililyard's brothers reside, The Leader is moved this week Cha. II. Carter Dan P. Smyth to express its approval of the sci- fnlino munnur in which the Citf Park lawn wu clipped. Unavoida- UWTOS bly, of course, there were two or Pendleton three dubs on the job, but they Carter & Smyth Oregen C. It. Bbhef Peterson & Bishop UWYfRS Pendleton. Or. Freewatar. fir. 1 v 1- ;'.vi'.t. t His Gold Is Li The Service Flag. WHERE IS YOURS? TJE THREW HIS GOLD AWAY his sacrifice was a joke he was a fool unless you put your gold with his. YOU cannot excuse yourself from mak ing every sacrifice to take your share of the . Vidory Liberty Loan. You have not done enough until you have PUT YOUR GOLD WITH HIS. , , .t Better celebrate thia Victory Loan by going fishing. You might secure the - $15.00 fishing rod prize or the $4.50 reel. WATTS & ROGERS . (Over the hill from either side.)