The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-11-10
BREyITIES

Orders tsksn for potted flowers. I
the DeMpas Furniture Store.
!, G. Hopkins and family ARE movin
this week 10 their Helix farm.
T. v. Gould Of Milton is visiting hi
brother and friends In Weston.
Gala taxii" Lafe MeBride's Is al
ways at your disposal. Phone ~.
n. n. Walden was here this week Of
a business trip from his farm neal
Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bailey, Of Milt-
on. were visiting In Weston Sunday
while ON their return home from Pen.
dleton.
The infant son Of Mr.. and MIRA. G.
y. Wright. formerly Of Weston. died
recently ut their home In Enterprise,
Oregon.
Mrs. y. NJ. Warren Is leaving to-
morrow for mn extended visit with her
daughter. Mira win NorDean. at Wal
lace, Idaho.
Frank Tucker arrived from the
okunogan country Friday 10 visit his
mother, Mrs. Cora McDuff, during
her critical illness.
George Schnitzer came down 70 vote
Tuesday from the Weston uplands,
where he has been busy building a
farm house addition and putting In
a eistern for Alex King.
y. W. Hoffman, late Of Portland,
has bought q half interest In the
pastimo pool and billiard hall Of Z. z.
Ahm. Mr.. Hoffman brings his wife
and little son 10 make their home In
Weston.
After an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. New. o'Harra. Mrs.
Margaret Wheeler has returned 10 her
town residence. where she expects TO
remain during the winter. Mrs. G.
W. Proebstel and daughters are max.
Ing their home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Chaplin Of Indian
Valley, Idaho. .sarc here for an extend
ed visit with their son, J. W. Chaplin,
and his family. Mrs. Ethel Lang,
niece Of Mr.. J. W. Chaplin. arrived
last evening from Lewiston, complet-
ing the pleasant family circle at the
farm house.
The Hudson Super Six by perform
ance. economy and comfort is in
class alone. Being underpriced Il will
advance ei7B on December LIST. II 10
tho car you want you take no chances.
A dollar saved dollars earned.
Get your auto before December ist
next. Watts 4 Rogers.
A mantle OF white on the foothills
near Weston Sunday morning lndi-
Gated the near approach Of winter.
During the heavy rain in the sowlands
Saturday. snow fell in the mountains,
and reached depth Of six inches or
more. Mail carriers report that the
roads are in bad condition.
Jos Lieuallen returned the frst of
The week from Morrow county, where
10 attended his daughters wedding.
He says that tlrnshing Is still In prog
'ess around lone ard Lexington and
will continue several weeks, so large !
3 the acreage. Farmers generally win
rot out Of debt this year and some will
lave a surplus.
Contributions from the following
ubscribers since last report have done
much toward cheering the LEADER
nan on his inky way: G. w. Stages,
,eo. B. Carmichael, win Preston,
ir. Sarah Powls, G. w. Avery. d.
!. Lavender, DIR. s. L. Kennard, 1. r. a
Fan Wrinkle. Mrs. M. w. Van Wrinkle. y
!. NJ. Banister, L, E, Walden, MRS. d
amy Mcbride. y
The editor of the Weekly Bull ]. J.
logger informs a callous public that : :
10 has an acute attack Of hay fever, \
md says. 'Inasmuch as this Is not \
he accepted season for hay fever at !
acks. we can only explain ours by the
act that we have been handling 4
'ood many straw votes lately" While 4
he malady lasts, there ought TO be "
1t Of good wheezes in the Bull \,
ogger's colyums.
The campaign was wound up at X
Weston Saturday night by the Repub- -
cans, who held rally at the opera a
ouse. Arthur I. Moulton, Of Port q
md, was the principal speaker, and n
ave an eloquent speech in support Of =
,e Republican presidential candidate. y
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