Weston News in Review of Holidays and Local Events
A collection of notices from Weston recount New Year gatherings at local homes, a nephew’s injury, a child’s appendicitis operation, and social events. Residents include the Couch and Mayberry families, John and Velma Banister, and Miss Edna Hollenbeck. Other items note a street disturbance, birthday festivities, church society meetings, and a string of winter storms with mudded roads and outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Mobert
Weston
Floyd Couch
Mr. A. Vie
Couch
South Water Street
John Mayberry
Ranpey York
Jesse York
Dry Creek
Dillard York
Dakin
Freewater
Tratt Mayberry
Nolan Mayberry
Walla Walla River
Henry Beamer
Roscow Beamer
Pady Duncan
Afton
Geo. Waddingham
Walla Walla
James Compton
McKinney
Portland
F. D. Watts and Son
Worth
Athena
J. H. Williams
Lodge of
Pythians
W. L. Smock
Uplands
John Gordon
Edna Hollenbeck
Weston School
Frank Price
Normal Heights
Miss Hollenbeck
James John High School
Amanda Hartley
Will Payne
Glendale
Calif
Oregon City
John Woods
W. M. Davis
Woods
Walla Walls
John Barnes
Montana
North Water Street
Avery
Elkton McIntyre
Gail Williams
Leonard Bulfinch
Chante Snider
Arden Lucas
Leonard Snider
A. J. Starmer
Troy
Idaho
Velma Banister
Scott Banister
la Crosse
Wash
Gail Miller Williams
Guyats
Ellen McIntyre
Maynard Jones
Vira Morrison
Esther William
Joseph Hodgson
Robert
Oregon
John Beamer
J. N. York
And
Mery
J. H. Key
Vergie
Grant Key
Ramey York
John Hickman
Ed. Johns
Sam Key
Jesse Gordon
Lord
Naomi Beamer
Herman Suling
Washington County
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Wheat prices and sales report from Pendleton buyers
Pendleton buyers offer about 1.40 a bushel for No 1 club wheat while growers seek 1.50. Friday saw large sales at 1.40 from growers cutting losses for tax reporting. Some hold out for 1.50 as a pool forms to sell at that level. Market sentiment hints at higher prices due to rising export demand and tight U S flour stocks. Pacific Northwest exports to mid year match past averages despite slower sales. Regenbaum's Review stays optimistic, predicting wheat may reach four cents a pound. Chicago prices imply local growers could fetch about 2 a bushel or more under current differentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Jovne
United States
Oregonian
Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Orient
Pacliffe
Atlantic Porte
Regenbaum
Chicago
Weston Leader Subscriber Notice Expiration January 1 1921
Notice to subscribers states that expiration occurs with the January 1 1921 issue and urges prompt renewal as the Leader operates on a cash in advance basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Leader
Painless Parker The Famous Dentist
A renowned dentist known as Painless Parker claims a nationwide following with twenty eight offices and over a million patients. He promotes his E R Parker System of painless dentistry and advertises urgent service for distant patients at his Pendleton office at 755 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Parker
Aged Pilgrim on the Rampage in Athens Street
An elderly Civil War veteran in a navy uniform caused a disturbance on Main Street in Athens. He fought with storekeeper L. McFadden, was restrained by City Marshal Cub Stone, and taken before Judge Richards after apologizing. Police report he had earlier tried to speak at Wen ton Memorial Hall and clashed with Superintendent Fitzpatrick. In a separate note, Weston farmer BE Tucker lost a bay horse valued at $250 to a snowstorm and mud, the animal drowning after digging it from a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
L. McFadden
McFadden
Pendleton
Peto
Cub” Stone
Judge Richards
Wenton
Memorial Hall
Fitzpatrick
Phillips
BE. E. Tucker
Weston Mountain
Weston Mercantile Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Stockholders of the Weston Mercantile Company are notified that the annual meeting will be held at Memorial hall Weston Oregon on January 19 1921 at 230 PM for electing a board of directors and other business. Weston Oregon December 1 1920 M Williams Secretary. Cash for chickens J R Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Mercantile Company
Memorial Hall
Weston
Oregon
Weston, Or
Williams
Notice to heirs in Mary J Powers estate proceedings
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary J Powers Deceased in Umatilla County Oregon notice to all interested parties to appear at a hearing to prove and approve claims and charges against the estate. The order dated December 1900 directs publication for four consecutive weeks in Weston and Pendleton Oregon. Administrators: Hetie Powers. (Filed with court in Pendleton)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the Hate of Oregon
Umatilla County
Mary J. Powers
Nance Witomiree
Chareing
Eden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Missionary Society of the
M. £. Church
South
Mia Sarah Rowland
Mesdames W. S. Price
Mias Alma Barnett
Maxine Caley
Evelyn Sowers
Soiar
Mesdames Rowland
Starmer
Merritt A. Baker
Painless Parker
Dentist
Parker
Main Street
Athens Press
Stockholders’ Meeting
J. R. Reynolds
E. Hass & Sauer