For Sale Wall Telephone Inquire at This Office
The column lists various notices and updates from Weston area residents. Items include illnesses such as pneumonia and influenza, travel and visits, patients at home, school openings, and farm happenings. Probate of Grant Steen estate, with $50,000 real property and $5,000 personal property, names joint administrators and appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Telephone
Pedersen
Grant Steen
Maude Steen
Willian H. Steen
J. H. Coffman
W. W. Wasser
H. L. Frazier
Inland Empire livestock gains elate Spokane leader says
Notice to Subscribers If this notice is marked it signifies that your subscription expires Feb 1 1920 We would most gratefully appreciate your prompt renewal Subscription rates by the year 2000 six months 100 three months 50 The Leader is invariably discontinued at expiration Philip D Avatour the Chicago packer was interviewed on his arrival in Spokane to attend the annual convention of the American National Livestock association He expressed gratification at the manner in which the Inland Empire has come to the front as a livestock producing center noting that practically no northwest cattle now go to Chicago Spokane beltur the clearing house for the district He also expressed the view that the Inland Empire is a total hog producing section Charles E Hall who recently located in Weston from Pendleton and bought the Andy T Barnett place has learned to like this burg and has become a Weston Leader subscriber in order to keep posted on its doings Since came Mr Hall has been the means of gaining two other citizens for the community He intends building up slowly in dairying and poultry raising and is now in the market for a few more hens to add to his flock Stanley G Jewett predatory animal inspector of the U S biological survey says hunters employed by the government killed 2856 coyotes and 1M bobcats in Washington and Oregon in 1919 In three years one man killed 600 coyotes in Yakima district E O DeMoss returned Sunday from Portland where he bought 2000 worth of goods for his local furniture store He reports the metropolis as thriving with a class of well paid workingmen who are not slow in spending their money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip D. Avatour
Chicago
Spokane
American National Livestock Association
Magner
Inland Empire
Spokane Beltur
Charles E. Fall
Weston
Pendleton
Andy T. Barnett
Hall
Stanley G. Jewett
U. S. Biological Survey
Washington
Oregon
Yakima
DeMoss
Portland
Thompson moves stock to Barrett building in Athena
In a new arrangement R A Thompson relocates auto accessories and vulcanizing equipment to the Barrett building formerly Foss hardware, and will run a general storage business with a repair shop led by York, a decade experienced auto mechanic, assisted by Edwards, both skilled in the trade. No job is too large or small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Foss Hardware
C. A. Barrett & Co
York
Edwards
Thiak R. A. Thompson Athena
Orexon
Island letters from Hawaii delight local family
A letter to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Richal from their daughter Mrs. H A Dowd describes their Hawaii visit. From Lahaina dated January 16 she notes four days of sights and wonderful climate with vivid tropical blooms, and recalls sailing from Honolulu to Maui before falling ill briefly on the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Richal
H. A. Dowd
Hawaii
Honolulu
Doomed voyage songs and dreams of a new seaside home
The fragment describes a plan to build and inhabit a house near the coast, with a living room at 20824, two large bedrooms, porches on all sides, a kitchen and dining room, a pond with tropical fish, vines, and ocean-facing views. Landscape includes oleander, coconut and banana trees, palms, and forthcoming shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Tam
Brandt
Mrs Van Winkle Hosts Saturday Afternoon Club
Mrs Van Winkle opened her hospitable home on January 4 for a Saturday Afternoon club meeting. Members discussed Ireland with reminiscences by charter members, but attendance was light due to illness. A two course luncheon was served. favors were mint baskets shaped like Irish hats. A silver tea service loaned by Mrs Martha Van Winkle was shown as a centerpiece. If influenza subsides, next meeting will be February 7 hosted by Mrs Joseph Hodgson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myx. L. A. van Winkle
Ireland
Irich Anveddies
Mrx
M. Sith
Martha van Winkle
Joseph Hodgson
Enjoyable Surprise Party for Mr and Mrs McCausland
A Saturday evening surprise party honored Mr and Mrs P C McCausland after their Dayton Washington visit. Hosts Mrs Albert O Harra Mes Newt Ofarm and Miss Dorothy Bulfinch organized a feature program, with tunic by Newton Ofarm Leon Lundell and a Columbia grafanola. Attendees included many family friends and neighbors, with vocal numbers by McClainland and Saling and a supper of salad sandwiches cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PC. McCausland
Albert O'Harra
Newt O'farm
Dorothy Bulfinch
McCausland
Dayton
Washington
Vianeingaw
Newton O'farm
Leon Lundell
Columbia Grafanola
MY McClainland
Saling
Hontensea
McCainland
Margaret
Newton O'Harra
Albert O'Harre
Cin@t Wing
Mia
Elmer
Belshe v Belshe Court Summons in Pendleton Oregon
In Umatilla County Circuit Court Elsie Ella Belshe sues Granville P. Belshe for divorce. Respondent ordered to appear by February 6 1920 after December 26 1919 summons publication. Judge Hon G W Phelps authorized service. Attorneys for plaintiff Pendleton Oregon.
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State of Oregon
Umatilla
Elsie Ella Belshe
Griville P. Belshe
Granville P. Belshe
State OF
Cite Knon
G. W. Phelps
Sixth Judicial District
Ore
Frithe
One Hundred Flu Cases Reported in Weston Area
A Weston area flu outbreak reports about one hundred cases with Dr. McKinney and Dr. Smith responding by car to calls. No deaths yet, despite severity similar to last year, and temperatures milder but abnormal. Schools closed and a cinema halted as cases rise with listed patient counts per household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
de. McKinney
Dr. Smith
Athena
Bid for $60,000 improvement bond sells at Walla Walla
An improvement bond with a face value of sixty thousand dollars was auctioned in Walla Walla, attracting strong bidder interest and selling for the dollar. The sale was facilitated by Union Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonda
Walla Walla
Union Trust Company
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