The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-30
BREVITIE.S

funeral ~ MS Strrmother,
Nat Hale WAS in rcndlrton Tues
day and visited at the honc oi
his brother. William Hale,
Mrs. A. Larson and children Of
Walla Walla were visiting during
the frs, of the week Mt the Dciraw
residence,
Mr.. and Mrs. l., s. Wood and
clark Wood wcrr dinner guests
Thanksgiving Of the +, u, BoydS
at Athena,
For Sale Cheap Two fresh cows
with calves. Shorthorn stock: also
two-ycar-old hcifcr and five calves.
|. c. Hopkins.
am in the market for old news.
papers and magazines of all kinds.
at 10 cents par hundred pounds.
John Reynolds.
Gail Miller Williams Of Weston
gave n group Of readings ut the
teachers institute in Pcndlcton
Tuesday. and was received with
much appreciation.
Mrs. J. HodgSon and children
went to la Crosse for ThankSgiv.
ing. leaving Joe and Bob Ia be- as
thankful as possible ut home un.
der the circumstances.
Lowell Duncan has gunc tu Port.
land. and is now enrolled with the
working force of the large Touring
mill where his big brother" 0rval
has long been employed,
An unusually long stretch of ir.
rcproachablc fall weather was fol.
lowed yesterday by soaking
rain." J. Pluvius having finally dc.
cidcd 10 meet the views Of the
farmers.
Notice to All Patrons will
store your car for the winter. take
care of batteries and radiator.
Your car always ready to go at II
moments notice. Come in and
talk il over with me. II. l.. He'd.
rick-WeSton Garage.
The Utah-Idaho Sugar company
will start work at once on n big
sugar beet plant at Toppcnish.
which il is said will equal in size
the $3.50. 900 structure Just com.
plctcd at Yakima. ToppcniSh bust.
ness men closed their stores and in
one day secured pledges Of G900
acres.
The morning subject Of Pastor
Wrigglc at the United Brethren
church will be-. An All Night
Match. In the evening
he will discuss. A New Herald.
ATTEND our services and enjoy n
spiritual blessing and fellowship
with your ncighbor." says the
pastor.
The Rcd Cross affair Saturday
evening was successful from every
standpoint, and not a patriotic dime
Dr dollar escaped Communicating.
The booths were dainty and attrac.
live and the supper a culinary tri-
lmph. The band played during
part Of the evening. Receipts were
s268.72.
Pcndleton Tribune: J. e. Tur-
Ter has filed a petition in the coun-
y court to have guardian ap-
pointed for j. NJ. Turner, who he
Illcgcs is incompetent to longer
Iandlc his business affairs. The
'ctitioner represents that the total
alue Of all the property of J. M.
turner is about $3.50.
The local company of Boy Scouts
eccntly organized, went out on
heir first hike Wednesday, this
eing what is known as the "ten.
erfoot test" A number of the .
oys have already received their +
haki uniforms, and look every
lch the brave young soldier. Rev.
!. S. Powell has direction of the
rganization as scout master.
A delightful school entertain
tent was given in High School au.
ltorium Friday evening. every
,om contributing to an excellent
rogram Of musical and literary
tercises. Since the event numer-
Is expressions of appreciation
I'VE been heard, many saying that
was the best school affair they
I'VE ever attended in Weston. Net
'oceeds Of $47.30 went to the Red
.oss.
Mrs. r. G. Sailing entertained a
W friends at an informal musical
turday evening. Especially enjoy
'le contributions 10 delightful
ogram were made by Miss Edna
anna Of the Malcn Burnett School
Piano Playing, Walla Walla, who