The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-12-17
"OvER THE MILL"


Hall, Portland. where she is attend
inR school.
Mrs. NJ. L.. watts left Wednesday
morning to visit her daughter al
Mills college, California. She will bc
absent about six weeks.
Mrs. Flint Johns and son. Billie
have arrived homo east Of town from
Pcndleton, aud Flint now takes up the
responsibilities Of n man Of family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Proudht arc
comfortably established In their now
home on Adams street. many substan'
tinl and convenient improvements hav
ing been made TO the residence,
Mrs. John Y. Herr Is soJourning ut
Iio, Lake in company with her son,
who recently was operated on for re-
lief from an attack Of appendicitis.
Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Charles Dudley
this week received news Of the illness
Of q brother living near Portland who
had suffered a paralytie stroke. John
Muir. another brother. went down to
attend him.
Mrs. Jane Nelson has been confined
to her homo In the north part af town
from tho effects Of fall which she
sustained several days ago. Her son'
inlaw. J. d. Mathcson Of Portland,
recently visited her.
Rev. +. d. Johnson, the new pastor
Of the Baptist church has arrived in
Athena and will hold church services
Sunday. His family. who are rcsid-
ing at Bend. win not arrive In Athena
for several months.
Red and green strcamers. candles,
and red carnations decorated the do
nestle science room Of the high school
last Friday evening, when the student
body entertained In honor Of the foot
ball team and. the cast that presented
"Whcn Smith Stepped Out" The
guests Of honor were the members OF
tho school board. their wives and the
football coach.
Win Burden has returned to Top
pcnish, Wash. after visiting reiat-
ives In Athena. -...
Mrs. Mea Russell. daughter Of tho
latc Mrs. Vaughn. is In the city from
her homo at Condor.
Promptly at 7 p. m, NJ. l.. Watts
will feed the elephant peanuts at tho
Carnival, Saturday night.
Miss Martha HUT Is expected homo
tomorrow from Salem. where she is
attending Pacific University. ..
improvements are being made on
the residence property recently pur-
chased by Will Kirk from II. A. Bar
rett.
Suffering second paralytic stroke,
Tuesday, at her home in this city,
Mrs. Mary Minerva Vaughn fingered
until Wednesday afternoon, when
relieved Of further suffering. She
had suffered slight stroke some
months ago, bat recovered TO the cx-
tent that she was able to up and
around the house.
Try those delicious "het dogs"
fried by Fay Lc Grow and Ish Watts
at the Carnival, Saturday night.
DR.. WHAT'S returned the first Of the
week from business trip to Spo-
kane, and soon left for Portland.
Mrs. Rogers Hostess to Club.
Christmas holly and red window
wrcathes gave festive holiday spirit
to the pleasant rooms Of the Z. c.
Rogers home on jefferson street,
when on Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Rogers was hostess to the Star club,
Piano duets and trios given by Mrs. F
D. Watts, Mrs, o. o. Stephens and
Miss Geneyieve Rogers, followed by
a reading from Dickens Christmas
Stories by Mrs. w. P, Littlejohn, led
the Christmas spirit to the culmina-
tion Of beautifully decorated tree,
which was brought forth to grace the
dining board. Presents were drawn
for each guest, then followed a dain-
ty confection Of iced apple pie and
coffee. White and pink carnations
lent their charm to the scene. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. c. II.
Smith.
Two Great Pictures.
Two wonderful pictures will be eX-
hibited at the Standard Theatre Sat
lrday and Sunday. The greatest pic
lure Of the year, "Humoresque," will
be given three exhibitions tomorrow
on account Of the limited seating cap
acity Of the theatre and in order to
give all who will be connected with
the street carnival an opportunity to
sec the picture. Shows will start on
time, promptly, at $3.50, 7;So .apd
$3.50 pm. Another wonderful picture
S "The Courage Of Marge o'Doon.,"
which unavoidably had to be booked
n order to secure 1t at oil, immediate