The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-11-20

tur flhN WIN Ulu-h"N HN""h'
will acll at n bargain a now buggy
new set OF single harness. good doubl'
seated carriage and new Het OF double
driving harness. IL. WaddtnEhnm.
Mr. and Mru. Roy LIeuailcn Mis-
Lana Lieuallcn and Mr.. Ray o'Harri
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ro,
Howard at their homo near Wallr
walla.
Jess IieuaIien Of waiia wnila, ant
Jim Harris Of Pendleton. old-tim'
Weatonlans. met here together Mon
day and swappod stories OF 'auld lana
syne."
n. y. Zohm has finished remodel
ing and repnlntinE the interior OF nh
new bakery in tho Dupuih building
and now has an attractive shop In
which 10 welcome his patrons.
70. r. Zehm. the baker. will serve
Thanksgiving dinner next Thursday
November &c. at s5 cents. The menu
will consist of roast goose. turkey
chicken and the usual accessories.
~. 81. wIobke and family left THU
week for their new home In Wash
inxton county. where Ar, wlebkn hni
purchased 10 acres OF garden and pas
turr iaad lie will engage extensive
iy In dairyinK and already has a herd
Of 20 cows.
The gasoline engine uaed by d. II
Wood to operate hlR fesd mill, unex'
psctediy went on bust" this week
ana zcaliered itself about the engine
room, presumably because OF an old
crack In the base. Until repairs eat
bc made Mr.. Wood Ii using his lower
mill on Water street.
Fred Rambo writes 10 John Beaton
of this city. that he Ii now comfortably
located on igO acres Of land near An.
teiopn. waHco county, aud has com
piotcd new house and barn. An
either tract OF government land has
been thrown open TO settlement In th'
neighborhood. and Mr.. Rambo intends
90 file ON iso acres more under tho en-
iaFgrment act
Because of his long and rcgret,abl,
IllnsEs Dick oerberding. who foi
many years has conducted the mai
and bus service between town and de.
pot. has disposed OF II 10 +. N. Weeks
MR. Weeks will not only run the bus
but also has taxicab for the publie'i
Accommod odation. orders may be lef'
al his Main street barn. or he may be
reached by phonlnE No. 2oS.
In renewing his subscription 20 ThS
Leader o. c. Turner writes from En-
trrprise, Waliowa county. that "thi,
county seems 10 be on the forward
move. can zee great change from
ono year ago, The new Sawmili and
the new railroRd now under construc'
tion mean great deal for Enterprise
The road viii eventually so to Lewis
ton and give this county another out
let"
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Richmond OF
Walia Walin, were visiting relatives
and friends In Weston during the week
A parent teachers meeting will be
held this (Fridayl evening In the
high school auditorium, and the public
ts invited to attend. Several topics OF
interest win be discussed. and there
viii also be a program OF music and
readings. The meeting will open a'
7:ao.
The administration ticket" slid
through ut the regular city election
Mcnday without a scratch or break
and the good men and true thereon
are condemned by the public to fur
ther servitudc, Their names were
published In last weeks Leader. which
Is sufficient honor without repeating
the process and wasting capital let
ters, No opposition developed to the
regular slate. and but III votes were
cast out of 800 or more sovereign
electors who make this metropolis
their habitat.
You and your children are safe II
YOU wear Drs Lowe and Turnern
giasses--eyes safe and price safe
they cost no more than the ordinary
kind and you have the benefit Of their
skill and many years OF experience as
exclusive eyo and nerve specialists
Dr. Turner Is recognized as one OF the
leading opthalmoiogists Of the North
west. Consult them at tho Marshall
House hotel parlors, Weston, Monday
November 2S, until 3 o'clock only
They do not go from house to house
and have no agents, One charge COW
ers entire cost of examination
Glasses and frames are fully guaran-
teed. whether they cost 5000 or more
They will also be In Athena, Tuesday
and Wednesday. November 24-2b, a'
the Sc. Nichols hotel. (Adv,)
Marcus ]. Barone. a young Italian
stopped over night Friday at Weston
while on a walking trip around the
world. He has been on the road about
two and one-half years, has travelled
1880 miles and has one more year In
which to complete his long journey
He .es. here Saturday morning for
San Francisco, and has yet to negotiate
Japan, China, India and Africa before
returning TO Rome. Mr.. Barone Is ae-
oompanied only by an Indian mongrel
dog named Brownie" which he pick
ed up on the Cherokee reservation,
Brownie" il very clever and faithful
and once saved his master from death
by pulling him out Of quicksand'
Mr.. Barone supports himself while on
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