The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-18

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mabel Ferris were united IN marfiagl
February 10 a. the home of the bride
parents, Mr. and Mrn. Robert w. Fer
ris, near La Crosse, Wash. Mr.. Hop
kIns 10 An ambitious young farmer .
the Juniper nslRhborhs,od, and hli
bride IL a popular and estlmsble Rtr
whose people were formerly among th'
mnnt prominent residents of Westor
mountain. Prior 90 his farming ofer
atIons Mr.. Hopkins was GRADUATED
from the Eastern Oregon Normal ant
also took work at Washington STATE
College. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins have
the best wishes Of many Weston
friends.
Weston was deprived 0f water from
sx o'clock Tuesday evening until ten
o'clock "Wednesday morning by reason
of n burrtsd main AcrOSs Pine creek
near tna Reynolds residence. A. Tho
creek wab on the rampage, making
Impossible the laying Of new section
Of pipe, Chief Wilson was stumped for
q time by the problem confronting
him. lie finally hlt upon the simple
expedlent ~ cutting out the damaged
main and plugging up each end OF the
pipe NJ the creek bank. The remain
log water mains are left "a sustain the
towns circulation, 10 70 speak.
Jimmy Haekett. a Pendieton old.
timer who h remembered gratefully BY
Weston oid-tImsrs because thirty
years ago he treated an oid-time wes-
ton band 10 cigars all around while
the said band was engaged In render
Ing melodious the circumamblent
psndleion air. measures Just -four feet
from tip to tip In his fancy sox. you
fellows make me tired talking AZ ~
his Il the only snow We ever had
I1t--about tio.ooo more than last
year.
Professor A. W. Lundell. graduate
and experienced handmaster
nov residing III Weston, has under
way the organization Of band. with
sery encouraging prOspects. The list
u prospective members includes ~
fOung men Of the type that will
strengthen such 40 organization, and
ZACH intends buying his own instru-
uept. Considerable encouragement
10. been offered by business men and
ownspeople In general.
q. A. Hartman. cashier Of The First
National Bank 0f lsendlct0n, was here
yesterday on business and Inspected
rhe Farmers Bank Of Weston, In
shich he ID Interested. Mr.. Hartman
peaks very highly OF the local instltu.
Ion, saving hat he finds H. affairs are
49,. ...sf .t...... snt,..A l.ank.
NJ lines. He thinks that the fruits Of
Is present careful management will
aier on become apparent 70 the stock
uldera.
Arthur snrdam, son Of Harry Sur
am, = prominent resident ~ Weston
. early years, dropped dead recently
heart disease ak he was standing on
he porch Of his cabln near Vida. Ore.
on. After STAYING with the body OF
or husband all night, Mrs. Surtiam
'ent for help through three feet Of
nov 20 the home Of q nelRhbor one
lille away, The remains we're taken
, Coeur d'Alene. Idaho, for burial.
DETERMINED that his illness should
Of keep him indoors this bright
1rlng weather, Dick Gerberdlng came
avn on the streets Wednesday 20
IingIe gratefully with his fellow
,wnsmen. u. r. Douglas, another
iAshlngton street invalid. Is also able
ramble out occasionally and take I
le air. 'DAd" always tries to travel
far rs the LEADER oiiice on Friday /
ld get the best paper In town.
Mr.. and Mrs George Emerson en-
rtained large number OF friends !
"a neishbors with a dancing party
riday evening at their home on the
ogera place southeast OF town. re- /
ntly purchased by MrR. Nellie Black I
an. After most enjoyable eve I
ng. an elaborate supper was served /
midnight. Music was furnished for |
e occasion by Joseph Payant. Harry I
rev and Charles Matt. I
Albert James has purchased of ]. II.
hich he has been employed for a J
imber Of years. and will move Il a
ross the street Into the Gould brick, n
u door east oi kirkpatrick confec- b
inery. The building is now being Ii
by the owners with new \
ass front. Ii
February l5. only one
ail train each way IN now operated
the Spokane branch Of the O-W. N
4 Mo |, sonth.bound, 10 the i
Drning, aud No. ?, north-bound, In 4
. evening. This arrangement Is 4
ID 70 be temporary, however. Nos, I I
4 3 being routed for the present vim j
ailula. h
The following delegates viii repre- Z
nc Weston Lodge No. So at the an
al convention OF Umatilla county q
IA Fellows TO be held February I'D
Pilot Rock: n. II. Blomgran, vice
csident of the convention; S. AL :
Irnes, Joe Hodgson, A. James, w. Z !
Gould. w. A. Barnes.
A meeting OF baseball fans win be b
Id At the Kirkpatrick store next b
lnday evening Mt seven o'clock for p
. purpose OF electing manager and h
gAnixing for the new season. All W
10 are locally interested In the great p
tional game are requested and urged h
be present. n
Encampment, I. O. o. r., I,
II confer the Royal Purple degree :,
On five candidates Tuesday evening, =,
Irch I. The Athena ''campu will be =
tied, and an occasion, OF much fra !.
nal interest and enjoyment Is ex- =
tod.
,liss Frances Sailing, registration
rk at the county clerks oiiice, Is re-