The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-10-17


Reed and Hawley mountain, and
Mr.. Raymond w. Gordon OF this
city were united In marriage Satur.
day afternoon by Rev. Mr.. Gornall
al the Methodist parsonage IN PEN
dlcton. They were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Herndon. Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon will make their
home in Weston, where both have
many friends TO wish them happi-
ness.
Two Weston boys about eleven
wears old were taken into custody
the other day by the chief Of police
for the theft Of chickens from a
widows poultry yard. They were
compelled TO pay for the fowls and
were released with a reprimand.
The authorities give warning that
the next Of such offenses means
the juvenile court for the young
culprits.
Mrs. Alice Banks Of Hermiston
has been a guest this week at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Amy Van
Skiyer. One Of the most slightly
locations in this vicinity is occupied
by Mrs. Van Skiver's residence ana
visitors there comment upon the
beauty Of the landscape which
meets the eye.
Bert Keizur and family, late OF
Gillian county, have found weston
10 their liking as a home town. a.
ter several weeks Of residence.
They are living in a cottage on
south Broad street purchased Dy
Mr.. Keizur, who would like to rent
an 80 or lOO-acre upland farm in
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrison
have returned from their vacation
excursion TO Lewiston, Idaho. They
stopped in Walla Walla on the re-
turn trip for visit with friends
and relatives, and were accompan-
led home by Mr.. and Mrs. j.: A.
McRae, who spent Sunday in "es-
ton.
A. ]. Sample, veteran member OF
the O-W. construction force-who
has been with the company since
1887. was here this week from Pen
dleton to visit Mrs. Sample. Al
ter a day or two at his weston
home. Mr.. Sample was called back
TO Pendleton by his mothers Illness
Longings for Weston caused
Rulon Smith to become dissatisfied
with life at Boise, Idaho, so he hied
himself to our mountain town to
be again with home folks ana
friends. He is already in service
in the grocery department OF the
Weston Mercantile Co.
Albert Allyn and family are IN
town waiting for a car to take theif
belongings to Vale, Malheur coun'
ty MIR. Allyn has bought an lrri'
gated farm of l20 acres in that sec
tion, 40 acres being in alfalfa.
Tuesday afternoon, October Il
there will be a meeting of the loca
Red Cross auxiliary at the worf
: rooms. Business of Importance de
mands attention and a full attend
ance is requested.
An eleven-point buck weighing
/. 400 pounds dressed was killed IN !
recent hunt by viii Hall, jess an'
: Frank Fowls, George Nesbit ant
: John McGibbon. They saw a dezei
deer on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erma Davidson AM
, Mrs. George Davidson attended tn
: funeral of their niece and grand
> daughter, Opal Davidson, at He'll
Thursday of last week.
C. H. Whitney, late of Waitsburg
has opened a shoe repair shop Il
S the Wheeler building on waite
| street, near the Weston hotel.
Good seven-room house with mod
, ern appointments and six lots TO
sale at q bargain. Terms. Rober
Proudfit.
a Bundled wheat hay, near Atht
q ma for sale. L. V. Warner, SO
n Whitman street, Walla Walla.
The +. 0. DeMoss family wer
v entertained at pheasant dinner SUI
day at the w. S. Price farm.
=, Mrs. ]. P. Lieuallen and bah
! daughter are visiting relatives
4 Harrington, Wash.
o Mr.. Marvin Long of Athena WI
# Sunday guest of Miss Leila Pow
e ell.
A daughter was born October
It to MIR. and Mrs. S. Thorsen.