The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-12-03
S. J. CuLLEY, Weston, Orc.

4 white wedding bell, where the im-
r pressive ring ceremony was read by
G Rev. W. S. Payne. They were at
5 tended by Grace Haynic and Harry
= Keller. Mr.. and Mrs. Staeklie left
5 Monday for Marshfeld, where they
| will make their home.
. While Frank Williams was en-
gagged in leading some horses, near
town the other day, the bunch came
into collision with an automobile.
Frank was knocked unconscious and
was carried in that condition to DR..
McKinney's Office. He soon revived.
and it was found that he suffered
principally from shock.
A shipment of books for the Wes-
ton school library was received this
week from the county superintend-
ent's Office
Jack Citizens. we'll known at Wes-
ton, was in town the first Of the week
from Milton, where he now conducts
the business Of the Reliable Motor
Repair company. He is installing
modern machine shop.
Three convivial Weston young men
locked upon the moonshine when it
was presumably pale yellow, Satur-
day night, and gave such visible evil
dencc of its potency that they ran
afoul of the chief of police. As re-
suit, each was booked to pay fine
Of $500 in the recorders court.
F. j. Greer has taken n position as
salesman in the Jones & Jones hard
ware establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Adkins entertain
cd their children and grandchildren
on Thanksgiving day, the forticth
anniversary Of their wedding. All Of
the family were present with the ex-
ception of one son, Allen Adkins of
Kansas City. Missouri. Gathered
around the Thanksgiving board werc
MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Adkins. Marvin
Adkins and family and John McGib-
bon and family Of Weston; Mrs. Tena
Adkins, daughter-in law, Of La
tour, SO; and a niece, Mrs. Archie
Lyles, and family of Emmett, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Of Huntsville,
Wash, and Miss Regina Mclean Of
Pendleton spent Saturday with the
Ernest Ross household.
J. NJ. Ashworth has purchased the
lot adjoining his residence property
on the south, and will set out num-
Der Of fruit trees and berry bushes
to further improve his attractive
holdings on Normal heights.
Mrs. Sarah Rowland was hostess
to the Saturday Afternoon club Nov
ember 27 at the social room in Mem
orial hall. Decorations in pink and !
white, the club colors, gave the room /:
an attractive appearance. The busi- !
ness session was followed by program
numbers including paper on Sir
Walter Scott by Mrs. Fisk, and dis 1
cussion of Scott's life by Mrs. Phin- I
ney. Roll call was answered by quo :
tations from Scott's ballads. During !.
the social hour a light lunch was !
served by Mesdamcs w. S. Price and :
II. Goodwin Mrs. Emory Stages was ].
as new member at this
gathering. Mrs. w. s. Payne will II
the club at her home the =
afternoon of December IL. :
Ferguson Bros. were among the y
busiest Of the mountain potato men U
asst week. They dug and hauled po- Z
.atoes in all kinds Of weather, and de- s
ivered 500 sacks TO The Peoples u
at Pendleton during the q
week. The spuds were hauled with II
Service trucks, which proved entire ?!
y equal to the task, although some 8
imcs running axle deep in mud. The y
Tergusons had an average yield of q
nore than 100 sacks Of potatoes to o.
he acre from 10 acres. n
Stanley Fisk, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. z. Fisk, has been quite i'll the past -
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