The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-19

atlons Of Weston 20 unite together for
Thanksgiving worship. This years
union service will be held nest Thurs
day evening at 4sae o'clock ~ the
Msthodist church. Rev. n. -. Wood
wIil read the Proclamation, Rev. Geo.
ehapm will read the ncflptufai iss.
son and tbs assmon VII b sissn ~
Elder John Donswitx. There WI BE-
singing BY the congregation and sps-
clni music By The choir. The offsrins
viii no as usual 20 the local relief
fund. II n the earnest viah % The
several pastors that all the people of
Weston and vieinity--whefher or not
they have any REGULAR church affilia-
tlon--maks u a point 10 attend this
service.
Ths Helix oun club announces els
s~cond annual turkey shoot for next
wednesday, November sttb. and ths
Eunnsrn arc expected 90 assemble from
far and near, Weston II especially
invited 10 send a delegation 20 heltx
10 participate IN the sport Helix y
live little burg. and goes AZ anything
Of this sort whoie-hsartedly, with a
view 60 entertaining and pleasing ia
visitors. ON this occasion four guar
terp besf. 75tu keys. 20 geese and 80
ducks will be shot for TarGet and
clay pigeon shooting Il announced ana
free barbecue will be served. Come
and bring your famliy--plsnty of ac-
comm odations." IN the clubs invita-
tion.
Weston High school viii play its
frst basket hall game Of the season
this evening. its opponent being Aths-
ma Hlgh. T-he contest will take place
in the hlKh school gym nj Athena. ana
Il expected 10 attract q large attend
ance Of fans from both towns. II VIII
be a double header. the boys ana
girls teams of both schools partici-
patlng. Ernie Blomgren. the local
coach, viii select his lineup for the
boys team from the following players;
4 RAY Gould, Alison Wood. Earl Mac
KennIe. forwards. Jim Kirkpatrick.
Bob HodEson. Lowell Duncan, center;
Rubin Smith. Leon Lnndeil. guards
Al their home on water street Sat-
urday, Mr.. and Mrs.. II. q. Ealing en-
tertalned n number OF friends with
pleasant evening OF readings and
music. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with pink and white ehrynan-
thsmums, and dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were nj.
and Mrs. F.w. Long. Rev. and Mrs.
George Harmon. Mrs. Huxby and hlas
Znla Keen OF Athena. Mrs. Giiber Ba-
ker OF Salt Lake City; Mr.. and MrA
Homer l.. Hedrick, Mr. aad AIRS. Rob
ert Proudfit. Mr.. and MIRA G. L. Me-
conneil. Mr.. and Mr.. sim J. Gully.
Mrs Lillian Fre6erickS
Mr.. Eugene A. sehrimpf and Miss
Bessie j. Key were united IN marriage
at noon Wednesday. November ~. al
the home OF the brides parents. Dit.
and Mrs. J. IT. Key near Weston. by
Rev. W. 8. Payne. The young couple
were attended during the ceremony
by Mr.. Virgil ". zerba and Mis- Eliza
Morrison. and the wedding march was
played BY Mrs. zerha. A bountiful
wedding dinner was served. Mr.. and
Mr. Rchrlmpf left for Portland on
Wednesday, train for the honey
moon. They will make their home on
the farm Of the bridegroom's father
near Athena.
The number OF votes cast At wes-
toms city election last Monday. one
hundred and eleven. broke the record
for a local election with only one tick
et In the field. Last year with but
one ticket, the vote was 81. ID. X.
Wood for councilman and Andy t.
Barnett for recorder. received all OF
the III votes, and Sim Barnes for
treasurer got them all hut one, which
was cast for a lady by some gallant
citizen, J. NJ. Ranister for mayor and
Frank Price and II. O. Sailing for the
council each lost q few votes that
were scattered around In dcsuitory
fashion.
Encouraging news was received this
week from the Sacred Heart hospital.
spokane. as TO the condition OF Joseph
| Wurxer. He Is said to be improving
nicely and 70 be able 10 partake OF
solid food, his chief annoyance being
caused by bed sores. In letter writ
Item by his wife. Councilman Wurzef
acknowledges the message OF Eympa-
Ithy and good cheer sent by his col
leagues from Weston. and Expresses
the hone that the time VIII not be Ions
when he viii be able TO renew MS
pleasant associations here,
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Epworth League was held last satur.
day evening at the home OF Ciauo
Price. During the business session
eight new members were added TO ths
lieague roll, after wliirh a musical ana
LITERARY program was rendered. RE-
lfreshmenta were served to the mem.
hers and their guests. who numbered
IN round hundred. The occasion was
voted hy all present an among the
most delightful OF the leagues invari-
ably pleasant gatherings.
Tickets for the High School Lyceun
course viii be on sale Saturday. NO.
Iyemher 20th. Season tickets Will bs
ldellyered 10 subscribers and seats re-
served for the course on that date
Thone who have not subscribed FOL
season tickets should see Mr.. Robin
Ison Saturday and have their seats re-
served. The unusually large numDel
of school pupils who viii attend th'
lcourne makes II imperative that tnoss
who desire choice OF seats securs
them at once.
The witchery OF mandolin and gut
Itar music IL trebled by the charm will
which II Is given BY the Beverly En-
tertainers, to be heard here Novem
ber 2e. This splendid musical organ
izatlon ia one OF the pronounced hit
of the season. Songs, instrumental
numbers and sketches are combined
I'm an entertainment OF unusual merit
&. M. ohmart was In town yesterda.
from Baker, oregon. where he Is nov