The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-11-20
NOW's THE TIME
TO PAY THE
LEADER MAN

When you consult Dra. Lowe 4
Turner you profit by the combined
sktll OF the trained speciaiist and opu'
clan. They devote their entire time
enerKy and effort exclusively TO the
eve. They have had years OF hard
nrnetieal experience and know thcii
businesa In all its branches. They
xive YOUR eyes n most thorough
searehInK and scientific examination
ana when they prescribe glasses u v
with posltIve and absolute assurance
they are the best and only Kind suited
To YOUR eyeA Glasses guaranteed 70
give satisfaction whether they cost "
or more. One charge covers cost oi
examination. frames and lenses. Con-
suit them at the Marshall House. Weh-
ton, Monday, November %. until
O'clock only. one day only. Remem-
Der tho day and date. (Advo
The city aldermen met Monday
night In special session In their new
council chambers in the brick build
ing formerly used as n boys dormltory
by the normal school The room used
Tia being rcpapered and repainted and
rendered coy and comfortable. II
wnn the purpose OF the meeting 20 con.
slider bids for the fiil at the new wa
tsrworka dam. but AZ only one had
been suhmitted II was deemed best to
postpone action until next Monday
evening. Meanwhile advertisements
have been inserted In the Pendleton,
/ wAlIa walla and local papers. and u
Is expected that n number Of bids VIII
be In. The required fill amounts to
1870 cubic yards.
Wilbur Harden. a i0-year-old Athc-
nn boy, had an almost miraculous es-
cnpo from death last Saturday. He
ran out TO where D. n. Banister was
running double disc In n stuboic
| field. and despite Mr.. BanIster's warn
ing Sr,ed TO get on board. He feil
sprawilng in front OF the machine. and
before Mr.. Banis,er could stop his
team the disc had run completely over
the boy The disc weighs 1900 pounda
and Il in considered strangely fortun-
ate that the youngster was not cut "a
pieces by It's rolling blades. Instead
he merely sustained n few wounds In
his legs and will soon recover.
The November meeting OF All
Saints Guild was held at the home OF
| Mrs. Geo. ProebsteI. jr. Visitors pres
ent we're Mrs. T.. +. Geiss. Mrs. ID. H.
Jarman, Mrs. c. Mcconnell, Mrs. j.
| NJ. Price and Miss Jean Sapp. Fol-
lowing the business hour delicious re-
frrsbments were served by the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Jarman, and several
selections we're charmingly sung by
Mrs. Leila G, Sailing. The December
meeting will be held with Mrs. L. NJ.
| Warren.
The usual union Thanksgiving SER
vice at Weston will be held next
| Thursday evening, November 26, At
the Church OF the Brethren on Water
street. All the congregations and
cholrs and the public in general are
expected TO unite In this service.
which has become time-honored
event In the religious and social life
OF the community. The sermon this
YEAR will he hy Rev. Geo. Chapman.
pastor Of the United Brethren Church.
Tomorrow Saturday evening from
s TO 7 o'clock the ladies' OF the local
library board will serve dinner to the
public at the Marshall House. As the
library Is a valuable community ad-
iubct and the ladies have given freely
Of their time to maintain IL. IL Is 70 be
hoped that the affair will be well
patronized. Moreover, this Is the first
time they have asked the public for
assistance as for the dinner, II Is
sure to be good one.
The Athena school contracts have
been let for a total Of S29, 1855. Zoph
Brot hers OF La Grande get the con-
struction at $2s, ,620, J. G. Bayer q 90.
of Portland the heating and ventilat-
ing At $4,000, G. II. sutherland OF WAL
la Walla the plumbing at Sl435.
Services, to which the public is cor
daily invited. will be held under the
auspices of the International Bible
Students next Sunday at ii q. m. at
the BAPTIST church on Weston noun
tain. An address will be given by G.
w. Metz.
Excavating is in progress for the
new basement ~ the Methodist
church. It will be S0x40 feet in size
and will contain furnace, work room,
meeting room, kitchen and dining
room, Much of the work Is being
donated.
J.F. Thompson, we'll known cattle
man OF the Umatills, has had his ad'
dress changed to r. +. D. 2, Weston,
the Gibbon postotflce having been In
considerately abandoned by Uncle Sam
Coyotes near Pilot Rock are said 10
have the rabies. Mack Gilliland, 9
brother OF T. p. Gilliland, was nipped
by coyote, and is taking the Pas
teur treatment.
Mrs. L. M. Funk was In the city
Yesterday from Walla Walla visiting
her mother, Mrs. l. T.. Sailing, who has
been III, following q severe fall.
Bring us plcce Of tarnished silver
ware-you will doubt your eyes as we
clean It for you. Watts & Rogers.
Mrs. Dick Gerberding is reported 70
be quite seriously i'll this week with q
recurrence Of heart trouble.