The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, October 22, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDr.AIfrcdF.Scmpert Gradual aivd KegWerad DENTIST FrlcM Keasunabl BRANDT BLDO., apatalr BREVITIES oh Wall it Itotfsrt. ally fit Weston Bakery i Cak and 1'aatry. Una Candle. ' Cowl Meal at All Hours, ttc. . . ' W specialise In Lodga and i'arty Bup ZEim tho BAKER 8roid hand Store In Wbawler hotl. On qur tteau big au. i ; Kuiua vary ulita Uedrwui miU for hIi cheap, K. K. Zuliin, W'r atltl In the ring at tha old stand, A. P, lrry. Mr. and Mra. T. K. CJauld of Milton were week-end vlallore at tha horn of W. It. Oould. Mr. and Mra. Jeas Oordua were here Burnley from I hair farm beyond Athena, vlelllng with ralallvaa and friends. Tha Weelua aelahborhood In rum. muu, doubtleaa, with tha remainder ot tha Inland tCmpIr- fc been ail'r Irtar beautiful October waathar. Tha aklaa ara aarana, tha atmosphere balmy and tha temperature Juat about rlaht nallhar too but nor loo cold. Tha trouble la that thla port of aaalhar la regarded juat now aa altogether too delightful. Italn la naadad ! flrencn tha earth and swell tha watar valna. fmrmmru hereabouts would Ilka to aat busy with thalr fall geedlag, but tha auil la lacking In motalura and thajr ara compelled to ampler thalr tlma In acannliig tha aklaa for a rain rloud. I.owall ftogera, John Banleler and a faw othrra ara raportad to ba eeadlng on tha reservation, daaplta unfavora ble condition, but around Waaton en forced Idlanaaa la (ha Tula. profeaeor IJoyd L. Kpley, president of I'hllomalh College, waa a Waalnn visitor Sunday and praarhad both tha morning and waning sermon at tha lulled Orathran Church. Philomath llavarland, Weston, College waa foundad aa early aa IMT. at a tlma whan lhara waa not a rail- Takan up Ona gray pony with In dian brand on right hip. Inuulr of nr address II. A. Uraaon. a a .. i.. . I road In all Oregon. Not long erwr Mra. Ollbart K. Baker and daughter WBfd M ,PProprUtloa from Patricia of Wall Uka City, ara via t- h- Ul lo eonviir, ,nlo , ,rlcU. lag Mtaa Patricia grandpa. Marrll t , , ,, re.nis did not A. Dakar. wish to aurrandar ltd denominational r Dale Rothwell Optica) Specialist . i I glv all my tint ti tha fit 1 tlnff and grtwlmg of glaaaaa. I have practiced In I'omllaton six year. All work guaranteed. ' American Nat'l Rank tlUt. : (Upatalra) ' Pendleton '" Oregon WESTON- PENDLGTON ' -i ; Agu SUft Ichedtu J A. M. ' Going West. ' I". M. 1 Weston I Lr Waatoa ' 1:00 - Athaaa 1:11 " Athena 1:11 Adama lit Adam 1:1 1 A.H. : tenia Kaat. , V. M. ; t Pcadlctoa 10:00 L Pandlalon 4:00 " Adama 10:10 " Adama Athfaa 11:11 " Athena 1:11 ' . , rara, Milton haa announrad Ha flrat big aalaa day, to ba rondurted by tha -anrlatad maruhanta of tha town, for Tuaaday, Oclobar II. . Awarding tA tha Trlbuna. appraal mataly 110.00 buahala of wbaat waa aold to I'andleloa grata dollar Bat urday aflaraooa at II lo IT oanta. Aanounramant W wlah to an nounoa that wo ara adding to our al ready large and up-to-date furniture elork an KJithanga Department, a; O. DeMoaa. Tha Infant daughl'er of Mr. and Mra. Leal la Wlleoo died Prlday morn ing at tha home of Mra. U Vander pool. Tha child waa only four houra old whan tha Dark Angel took It away. Tha farm reeldence of Mra. Z. C. Price la being wired for electric light, the improvement requiting a half mile of polra belwnan town and tha Prla farm. -Tha bam will ba almllar ly Illuminated. Hen Waldrn. tha Iry creek pioneer, haa leaned hla email farm lit that dl trltt to llrrt lloylan. who formerly orrupled tha limmervllla ranrh. Mr Waldrn Intenda coming to towa to make hla borne. A. D. Wooda and family of Walla Walla, ware vlaltlng In Waatoa un day, having motored over In their new fttudebaker. Accompanying them a giieata ware Itev. 1. V. Goodrich, paa lor of tha ironed Brethren Church at Walla Walla, and Mr. Ooodrlrh. "Ilamo" nooher haa been getting very buev with a paint bruah at hla conalat of attrartue farm a mil aouth of town. Ill bam. hog houae. wagon aheda. poultry bouaa and all other outbuild Inn will glow In red when ha fin lira tha Job. while white will ba ap pllad to hla reetdenc. Oeorg W'. MorUmer. II year old. a prominent farmer of the Holdmao dlatrirt. died Monday In Pendleton of nneumnnla. lie la aurvlved by hi : WeM.a to Albana. C! Weaton to W. thro. b"X ..jwi AAmmm ir, IHuidl.ton. i ",nr)f MorUmer of wanton, character. Had thla offer been ac cepted. It la likely that Philomath and not It larger neighbor, Corvallla, would have been tha final aeat of tha O. A. C. The college claim to have aent out mar than four thoueand etu drnta, of whom a thouaand have be come teacher. Not a few have reached dlatlnctloa la different Walka of life. WnIod'i Main alreet Improvement ha become a aourc of prlda U the home auard and of gralifkstluex to the wayfaring man. A mixture of earth and gravel waa carefully apread and wa then rolled again and agala by tha county'a ateam roller, loaned to the towa for the purpno. Tha re mit la a welt-made and attractive thoroughfare, very creditable to the Judamant ol Rtreet Superintendent R. U WIMA, wha planned and axecuted the work. Although of comparatively cheap construction the total . coat may aot ceed 10 (t promlaea to eland up wall during the fall and winter ralna. It ta the intention of the autkorltlea to apply oil next aprlng to thla and other at recta. J. M. Aehworth and Henry grhroe der have flnlahed building Roy Hy att' new bungalow on Weatoa moun tain, and any that they regret leav ing thera, aa It waa a vary nlc and hoapllabla place to atay. "All ara good cooka up there except Roy." eaa Jim. They are now at Spring Hollow aa tha reservation, where they are building a large farm reeldence for Muera Taylor. Including tha bath room It will have a doren room and ona of Ita exterior embelllahmenta will bunaalow porch 71 feet In length. When completed Mr. Taylor will have In every way a com modloua and attractlva country horn. WESTON DAY iS FREE DAY Visitors Asked to Leave Purses at Home. , lee. tank Mr. and Mra. C. & Dunnlrk war Injured In a runaway accident Mon day evening whlla driving down tha trade eaat of tha MacKenxi place from their home on Weaton moun tain. When their team . took fright tha wagon partly turned over, throw ing them both to the ground. Mra. Dunnlck auatalned a broken foot and a number ot aevere and palnrul brulaee. Mr. Dunnlck'a back wa In jured, but not aerlouaiy, and he waa able to "hobble about'' the next day Round trlpa. If made la earn day: J ' Z." ,.., . after , the 'accident. ,Dr. Smith waa Weetea aad Pradluton. 11.10; Athena! """ ,h,i ebullient fluid. " ,n1 ln P",. "" .ad Pendleton. 1 . " L. Atrp-umber.l'nJurJr. feared a, flrat to b. ot tare: A'hrna. St. NUhnt lintci had a etertllng xierlenc. accoratng ... a. a Iha lank Alt lltllllattl iZYwSEi HuJ.ntWOr: ,,"n'.han th; th wa. "applied, bu, be eWeton, Hrench Iteataurant. i..... tma bin venta were open Mr. A. H lOTOai. j March, eacapad with a aevere ahock. Buy S ilwrjBre Slere Six elegant patternaf highest quality plated ware here for your selection, as well as several cheaper ones. World Brand SUver--the brand that is guar anteed absolutely to give satisfactory service to the users without timo limit, tlie user being the sole judge. Community Silver-guaranteed for fifty (50) years family use. Also some very handsomp patterns guaranteed for 25 years and for five years, as well as a full line of Lasher Silver-the hardest, whitest, solid metal spoons, forks and knives made; not the lowest priced ware we could find, mind you, but-the lowest prices at which ware of equal quality can be bought anywhere. ' ' Sovwral f the, pattern ha, all tho almplo elegance and artlitle charm f tha moat gsclttaW otarllng. Ut ua ohow you this splendid aaaortment. If Vnabl. to com, writ, .latin grada of war. In which you ara interna Uxl, wbotfcor plain or fancy pattorn. and w. will aand Uluatratlono and quota prices. DMiS-ElASER CO. Coonplot. Funtiahcra of Homaa, Oflleea, Church, School ' 10-M AUr St. - (Odd Fallow' Temple) - WALLA WALLA, WASIL STALLIONS Percherons, Belgians and Shires-part, of them young and extra good, others that have been used that 1 can gnarantee., -''; V;- ';: A selection at Commercial Stables, Pendle ton. Oregon, until October 27th.- - If -you - are a -cus-tomer for a good horse at the right price, come and ess me. ' :-'S . '"'' J. XL JUSTICE, (Importer, Calesburi, Illinois) nbdel Tailors and Cleaners " Ladies' and Gents' Suits Made V and Remodeled gy Special attention given to out-of-town cleaninft . ., aent by parcel post. 114 E. Webb St. Pendleton, Oregon a critical nature, Pendleton la rejoicing that it la on tha route of the Ulue and the Black Tra'la of tha American Automobile aaaoclatlon. Acccrfllng to the Eaat Oregonlan, "th Black trail leada to Portland via Heppner, and tha Blue trail runa from Spokane through Walla Walla to Pendleton, and thenc aouth Into California," Th aeveral trail ara marked with red. blue and black aigne. and Join coaat to coaat with a great touring route. "Thla aya tern la bound to bring humlrede Of auto tourlata and other Into Pendle ton annually and will be a big boon to th city," th Eaat Oregonlan con tinues Three car of brick which went out In one day recently from the Weaton brickyard wera billed aa folio-: One to Moro, Oregon; on to Waaco. Ore gon, and one to Pomeroy. Waahlng ton. On daya durtrlbutlon of It product to thre auch comparatively dlatant polnta tndtcatea th import ance which Western' leading Industry haa aaaumed In th Inland Empire. Inqulrlea for brick ar .conatantly be ing received and coaatdered by Man ager Harbour, and indicate the re sumption of building activity through out a wide area In eastern Oregon and Washington, v.'.,.'::: ..'. Mr. and Mra. A. J. Crlgter of Fern dale, Oregon, war in this neighbor hood Wednesday, visiting th Allck Johnsons at their farm near Weaton, and also their eon, French rlglr. near Athena. Mr. Crlgler wa a Wea ton realdent about It yeare ago, and la well remembered by tha old-tlmera whom he seldom seen, however. He la In hla eighty-third year, and doent often atray away from home. Mora than 34,000 bushel of wheat have been boupht alnoe last Friday by local dealer at f rum 83 to Hl) eonta. Frank Price, manager of the VVenton Wareliouae Co., took on 50.448 bush la, and S. A. Barnes, agemv of -the Pact lie Warehouse Co., 14,000 bushel. Mr. llarnes also bouifht about WW suck of barley, Including 6100 aaeks last Wednesday, at fit and 123. F. O. t,ucas, local realty operator, and H. L. Hedrlck, the ..m rage man, left Monday In Mr. Lucas" Maxwell on a business trip to American Falls, Idaho. They expect to be absent a week or mora. " Al Quesnel, who has been employed at Snider' blacksmith ahop durlnp the summer, left yesterday for Roslyn, B. C, to look after hi property Inter eats. Later ha will vUU hla home at Tacorua. . . ., - "Variety Is tha aplce of Hfe," aayeth th poet. If you ara tired, of soma pleca of furniture or have no uae for It, come In and visit tha Exchange Department of tho DeMoss Furniture store. . Vocal Culture A. W. Lundell, B. M., will accept a limited number ot pu plla In singing and sight reading on reasonable terms. Class forming now. Tour piano tuned at city prices. Wanted To borrow JSOO for three months on $,B00.0 worth of per sonal aecurlty. Will pay SS interest. Inquire at thl office. t ' Manajfer Rawla Miller announce that he will jrWa no motion picture shows in Weston next Monday and Tuesday evening. SATURDAY, OCT. 30 Free Feed, Free Souvenirs, Free Motion Pictures. j Rvarvlat.! la town, avanrliodr out of town, I Invited to. ha hara at noon on SATCHOAV, OCTUHKIl 1, with KMPrV HTOMAC'IIH awl EMIT! PtX,KKr lK)Ktl. '. Wa will take ear of you. Karv man. woman and elilld will b riven a Frre Ticket for Woner, a Kre Ticket to a Fine Mutton 1'lciur KImjw, a Kre Ticket for a Bouvenir bin ot tba Day. Mora than OXE THOLUAMJ Att- TICLKH ranging- from lead pencil to valuable prises will b givea away VRV.K thatdar. Not a aoul need ro home without a full aumaeh or with out a Souvenir Gift v without aealng- a truod motion plclur show -ami an aa Ire aa air. Tbl I a Karmar Town, and w want lb Farmer out tif town to com in ami mix with the Farmer In town. Thl I no "Brgalo Day." NO "DKRaa t DAT." NO TAO DAy.'OL'B BAHOAIN3 ra bar every day. Our Peopla ara DBrWSKD UP vry day. and wa a HI play "TAG" when w bav nothing: bettar to do. Th tolKialnjf buslpea people are makloif tha BOL'VEMH Gin's; and when you have drawn your number i will hunt from ulac to plaoa until you And a Ilka number on aom article -aud that article I YOUKS. It may be a sack of coal, a sack of flour, a wheat cheek, a bunch of clothe pins or a Ten Dollar Garment. It will be out lo plain altfht, 0 you won't need to rout up goods or jr behind tba count ers. Juat us your eyes: The O'Harra Stor; Watts k. Rof era, Ooodln Drug Store, Luodell's Market, Klrkpstrlck's Confectionery. Pacific Coast Klevauir Co., Lleuallen A Son's Blacksmith Shop, 1'erry Market, Joe Uodjfoi' Meadowbrook Farm, DeMoss Furniture Store, Wea toa Brickyard, A. James, H. L. Ileyn aud, Solder Blackamith Shop, Zebtn's Bakery, Stamper' Stables, Dr. 8. I Kenoard, estoo Warehouse Co., Weaton Mercantile Co., The Fanner' Bank of W'evton, Wood'a Feed Mill, Ufa McBrhle. Tha WksSton Lkaokh, Hedrick's Gsrage. v ' The FUKK FKED is furnished by Watts & Rogers aa" an expression of appreciation of tba patron- tbey bave enjoyed for tba last two year. It Is their request that the ladlea of tha Methodist' and Cnlwrd Brethren Churches serve this feed in the Pio neer Picnic tent at noon of Saturday, October 30, in cuff tail atyle, with, pa lter plates. Stfal furntehed, ami avery man, woman and child I welcome. The FREE MOTION P1CTURK SHOW will be provided by Mr. k. D. Hewitt, who is introducing; a Una new outfit at Weston. He will hara a jfood collection of the latest reels which ill ba kept irolng- at Weston Opera House until all are aatbified. : Committer. a r rii mil come for you. Read Watla Uojrer' ad. , A new. churn, fresh atock of grocer- lea at Th Brandt etor. Price are right, ;; ''' . . rw T , ' E .... ul ... m .n.n., tt t.He U, r netaon, ui 'v. .1....-- Kquttable, was up from Pendleton yes terday. - , .. ., !.';.'... . .. wi.t ! wttablished an ai'to stage route between We-tton and Mil ion, makiitg- two trlpa daily. w' u Roil aftjv another soon I around, hob-nobbed with Weston tili eupia for a few dayeshta week. tu n.,btna rvtnn. Wash.. ia visit injf at the home of his brother, I. C Hopkins, on Weston mountain. n... ...L. umTut.liatuI imods Is JJ 1 twvn v. " wt .,, bltrger and better than aver and will Miss Alma Barnett (a coaQned to her , - . i. ..u - MMinMUM nf her lli- ness, and la reported w be in a aorious condition. ... . . - -. u.. n. 1... Laml hla farm A I V it u iww ." " ' ' . south of town, known a the Wadibnjf- ham place, to nis oiwnor, . "i for a term of three year. County Cotnmbioner H. M. Cock burn baa gone to Portland with Ids mother, Mra Kf.4. Ouckburn of Mil- i... in -..t-u.,K MiMMittHit thera IAIIi WM I L -.V". t- . -I - and may be required to sustain an op- Weston has annexed John York as a townsman, ratepayer and fellow citi zen. Mr. York having completed his . 1 l.t UM rVIt.,mrMfc -Wllenlnr for th purchn$it of her i-estdeno property - . W aaa at .lant. UU BVUkU t-avi 'vvw , .f The Miwe Irtve anil Minnie Snell nVi.wt.tm fainailA. K-Hrrt lyikwrntJ. dilr ing-the week ol thoir cousin, Miss Ktltia Knss. Xliey are touring u Paciflo Coast and will next visit the Panama-Pacific Exposition. "V- Bringinif home a Wndsome display of elks' teeth -and several hundred iiUiniMi - "J -, . SVatta and Sam Pambrun of Athena have Teturoed froia a susopssiui via hunt In the Continental Divide rejrion of Montana. Frank Granty, a Montana hunter,, accompanied the party. Following their business meeting Tuesday the directors of the Weston Mercantile Company and their wives were entertained at dinner by Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Watts. The affair was in the nature or a reception to Manner and Mrs. J. F. Slover. who were ' wel comed to our midst" in hospitable and neighborly fashion. Other preseut were: Mr. and Mra. Uey Winn, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Key, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. Sim J. Culley, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. O'Harra. i) uarj A At I i'lWtf flP!"" ' , ge"yw'W"Wljt Writ, "w U X I"' 1 is our hobby just now In appreciation of the business the good people of this country have given us the past year, we invite everybody in town and out of town to come together for a FREE FEED in the Pioneer Picnic tent on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, at our expense. LEAVE YOUR POCKET BOOKS AT H0AE The merchants of this town who are named elsewhere will give every man, woman and child a souvenir gift for the day, a free ticket to a moving picture show, and a free cafeteria dinner if you will get here at noon. k Mogeirs f Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beneflel left yesterday for Portland. A social dance under new manage ment la announced for tomorrow eve ning at Weston opera bouse. Good muale will be provided. Jo Hodgson la feeding a bunch of hoga at Meadowbrook Farm, and to gether with C. M. Price will make a ahlpraeot aoon to Portland. Th J. R Harts aod William Ziif roans from over Walla Walla way mo tored tip Reed and Haw ley mountain yesterday to see the Trajan Tuckers. Judge Knox, th pioneer lawyer, is able to appear on th street asaln after hla sever Illness, but haa par tially Joet th use of bis vocal organ Edmund Mable, manager at Pen dleton of the Pacific Telephone tt Telegraph company, waa In town Wednesday conferring with the local manager. i . , ' - Chrta Thoeny, the Weaton truck farmer and tinsmith, waa called to the euburbe last week to do the tinning on the Anderson bungalow, lower Third street, Athena. W have a carload of the neweat It It furniture coming, which will, be on the floor In a few days. Do ua a favor by letting us show you our stock. E. O.. DeMoss. Roliert Andrews of Fast Portland, grand patriatch: H. J- Tavlor. pat irrand msster. and It. F. Kirkpatrick of Pendleton met last evening with the local lodire of Odd Fellows. An oyster supper was served. Colonel Boyd of Athena is reported tA ha ahaent on hla annual hunting trip, and The Leader ia prepared toj reaffirm Ita standing bet that he j doesn't even bring home a Jackrabblt. Boyd can hunt with the, best of 'em, hla deficiencies- being apparent only A" w 1 This Briquet Man hasn't got the STUMMY KAKE, as you would proba bly think from his looks; he is merely asking for more kake of the kind his wife bakes when she burns DIA MOND BBIQUETS in her range. DIAMOND BRIQUETS is tha cleanest and, w think, the most econ omical fuel on the market. W have carload now in stock and would be glad to supply you with a sample order. WESTONiZBRICKYARD when it comes to fetching any game to camp.. W would really like to see him brlna- In a grissly bear a llv and energetic one, navigating under Its own ateam juat to teat his speed. The library board of Athena have announced their aecond annual li brary ball, to be given Saturday ev- nlns. October SO. at the uaa jreiiow and Pythian hall. Such distinguished suburbanites aa Mayor Homer I. Watts. Councllmen Littlejohn, lieu, j miner M I Watts. Froome and: Welch and Treasurer Zerba will serve on the floor committee. We under- stsnd that the metropolitan crowa fv W.rinn eaoeclallv. invited tO attend and to Join with the Athena i people ia uieir rww. .. iB''if'g atl Me MarM. Prime Beef Pork, Mutton, Veal Dressed Poultry FlSH.Mouday and Thursday Get Our Prices Phone No. 53. ' Orders taken by , t phone for mail routes. ' CATTLE ARD HOGS WASTED A. P. Ferry 3 SLEEP ON A SEALY And your nighls will b filled with gladnot ' And th cam that Mtst the day Will fold thtir ttats like tht Arabs, Aad as tiltntty (teal away. Laajftllow. Whether you need a Mattress or not, the next time yon . - : - are in town come in and see a Sealy. The DeMoss Furniture Store Dr. J. G. McMATH OSTEOPATH Office one block north of the hank ATHENA, OREGON Electric Treatments Given Jtar Fhona 521 n u SLasaaiwsl : The kodak season is at hand, and much of beauty is offered by the autumnal land scape. We wish to remind you that we have a nice stock of kodaks iand camera supplies.-' Goodwin's Drug Wecton, Oregon few tore