Weston EADER VOLUME 43 WESTON. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOV. 26. 1920 NUMBER 25 w. PIONEER WESTON FAMILY HOLD PLEASANT REUNION Itul.y Price, Vim Morrison, Wavel O'llarra! Messrs. I.. I. O'lUrra, l.ylo AV'lili, Carmen Oliver, Curl Hrmi.lt, Knlitn limlth and Darwin Halt. FROM OVER THE HILL' Pleasant Birthday Party Mrs. Oliver, Dlrkeaon visited friends pussle Um brain whiled away (No. 206) RCPORT OF TI1U CONDITION OF avraalon marked the The Farmers' Hank of Weston, at Wee In the State or Oregon, A pleasant reunion of Iho family of Mr. Klvlre Reynulda waa held on Thanksgiving (ay at her homo in till city. The flrrt imi the children have been to gulher since thv death of thulr father 2(1 years ago, and tlx oeca tiun marked by feasting and re joicing, while, duo honor was paid thv delighted mother, who ranka among the must estimable pioneer wniiirn of tin' Weston neighborhood. Th children present, mime of whom were accompanied ly their families, were Mr. Km ma Nocks of Wii'hiU, Kniisaa; Karl Reynolds of Fresno, Calif.; Charles Reynolds of Coulee City, Wash.; Otis and Robert Reyn olds of Council, Wash. Anionic th grown grandchildren in attendance were Emery Reynolds of wash., an overseas veteran or ma rlnca; Ernest Reynolds of Wsh., and Iahi Reynolds, present rsaldrs in Weston long tlwmi. in Weston this wtck. Mountain potatoes ar being mark eted at f 10 per sack. Mrs. M. M. Johns arrived Saturday evening from Vancouver, Wash.? and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snider extend ed delightful hospitality at their THE BUDGET IS ADOPTED at school m: hour, when delicious two-course hom, Uit Frid when they - luncheon was served by the hostess, ,nurtalned a number of young- pes- The annual school budget submit assisted by Mrs. M. L. WatU. Mrs.p, m honor of the birthday anni- ted to the legal voters of Weston E. C. Rogers received the flrst prise, veraariea of their sons, CUude and school district by the directors, a box of bonbons, while Mrs. W. 8. Leonard Snider. A program of novel which has been published in the Ferguson took the. consolation prise. ,.,., .(forded much amusement and Leader for tha past threw weeks. i .... i ui-, f f I .......... i I v.. will fw.iul tha wtntjir with hr uinl. rlose of business November Ki, lirju: Mrs. M. L. WatU has received a The Club will be entertained next by entertainment until midniirht. when a was adopted at the annual meeting NKMOUKCBH. h'tter from Misa Stasia Walsh telling Mrs. Rogers. delicious lunch waa served by the held Monday afternoon at tha school Uans and discounts tiJGO 134 61 ot hl'r Intrcstlng experiences as Red Mrs. Lilla Kirk was hostess yesler- hostess. The invitational list in- house. The vote stood eleven for and Overdrafts, secured ami tin- ' fross nurse in Poland. Miss Walsh day to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Warren cuded: Misses Pauline Rayborn, one against. It developed that a levy secured .. " 2,626 49 sends greetings to her friends in or remiicton. and Mr. ana Mrs. J. A. teen Rayborn, Mina Price. Gwen- of around twenty nulla will be re- Tmsimi Atho""- Lumsden of Weston, r. and Mrs. doljrB Compton, Ruth Jackson, Vel- quired this -year to run tha school lionOOO Mr Mr"- Ro" C,lron wturned Jlarry Warren and Mrs. Rabb. .m. Baniser, Pearl Davis, Dorothy property, although the salaries paid 221622 l3 Saturday from a two weeke visit with An intensive campaign is being ear- Bowers, Kathleen Pedersen, Ailcne its teachers, averaging f 1434 pet relatives ami friends in the Willam-.ricd on this week in all parts of the zgleton, Blanche Thoraen, Charlotte teacher, are lower than those of any 12,7H u u" v,IU y- Ut ,,'Ufrmmed ffort obuin Hass; Messrs. Harold Phinney, May- other school in the county of Wes- u ! m Worth Watts came down from the 1125,000 fund for the children's nr Jones, Arden Lucas, Walter ton's class. The Weston school ruiimsn w en;oy mo oriei noutiay imm waw v,8i. t,. v. . Ksyborn. f rank Williams, Miller ranks intra in me county in point m llonds and warrants Hanking house Furniture ami fixtures Other real estate owned Duo from approved reserve banks ('hecks ami othrr cssh items Cash on hsnd tain ymatilla county's quota. Mrs. C. M. Eager, manager for the Rro-n of walla WsU. membership drive, Social Event at Morrison Borne Immedistely following the motion picture eri'rtalnmcnt Saturday ev. ruing, a jolly company of friends of Miss Eliia Morrison and Mr. Lester O'llarra arrived at the homo of Mrs. R. Morrison in this city ami treated the honor guests to a genuine, old fashioned, surprise psrty. Music and dancing caused time to swiftly until the "woo sins' hours,' when an appetising supper prepared ami served by the Invaders was rel ished with delight. Among those participating in the merry-making were: Mr. and Mrs. I'. C. McCaua land and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al bert O'llarra, Mr. and Mrs. Newton O'llsrra, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lundoll, ' Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pedersen, Mr. and Mrs. Cafford Osborne, Mrs. R. Morrison; Misses Elita Morrison, Total v $334,949 28 at the home of his parents. Dr. and U. An effort la being made, to ob I.IABII.ITIIMI Mrs. Watta. l. l .-!. . 1.1 1.. t ItlWl lift Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Wstts were host Slarbuek. U..I..I... ,.. liwififl is) and hostess yesterday in their lately weal Bed Cross completed home, to the E. C. Kogera reports mai aooui was recciveo. family, at a sumptuous Thanksgiving In Athena and vicinity. Many fain dinner. ' , HQ who 'ormcr,y itrned up for each Announcement is made of the mar- member, gave but one or two, and riage of Mr. Emery Worthington, a others declined to subscribe altogcth- s A I i I ui.. " j. r Ti .nLa an (tii. thji IaHim mmt loniier ninena ovy, anu mi.. timm -. - jw Tho wed- the high school girls for much help . icsday at tha rendered during the drive. 39,800 00 home of tha bride in Pendleton. w. C. fcmniel, who for the past year M. L. WatU, M. W Rayborn. Clenn Staggs, Anson attendance, with a ' comparatively. Payne. Leonard Bulfinch, and Merle small district from which to draw its Taroma,, who at after a Undivided profits, less ex penses and taxes psid ..... Due to banks and bankers ... Individual deposits subject to check Demsnd rvrtificatea of de posit . Time Notes Hills pay rowea. Other liabilities 12.8C7M 773 39 167,705 60 2,626 07 Union Thanbtfving Service tax. Taxable property in trict was assessed in 1919 773.00. the dis at 723,- Weston spent a quiet and restful Thanksgiving. Most of the stores closed their doors for part or all of NOTICE TO PATRONS and Savings deposits 6I.9M 01 .. hntf, ot p,nHi-ion l and bills rediscoiinlod 23.9H6 W ,J"tt"n 0tnior 1 "on payable for money bor- ding -took place Wednes. 6C9 36 In order to avoid much unnecessary An appropriate and inter- inconvenience, we must request that eating union service waa held at the u pairona prep. v-j Baptist church, but inclement weath- bills when our collector calls. Wa - - - : V,i- i r p. r kept down the attendance. Mrs. also desire to nowy mem m a Hansell and " of the J. C. Penney ..... . Pm.Mt , own responsibility for aervica Total '. $334.949 28 I n,l Mi,h r r.urnt from Helix Mmipany store in Ainena nas o n " r. . , ... . t ., .k- niiBuni uruciaiiiuii, nu u ..,i, t..-i.u .wt. notified that ha has b,aen Riven the , ... . Ki.i..r i)r.nn. I ...v... . .. .. ciamauon oi ueorge nasruogwo T..untv .f Dmstills "' inir over the traps, with fifteen turk- "'"""v" " , "7 . 1 i. UE.y M. Smff' Cashier of the eys. They remembered a number of UMUhed at Quincy. Illinois about .iu.u..n.,wl .I,, u.li.mnlv r .k.i. i. ..i .. . .ti tu the first of the year. Mr. Charles thst tha above statement is true to the pass cj my knowledge ami belief. CtiHRKCT Attest: J. H. Prick, (1. W. Stauus, F. D. Wattih. Directors. Subscribed snd sworn to before me this 23rd tsy of November. It20. C. L. I'inkkkton. (Seal) Notary Public. (My commission expires Mch. 24, 1924.) Butter Wrap orders prompt ly fil!ed at the Leader shop. were several good Thanksgiving din- Dudley, who came to the store here J,.i,n r.illis. .rromn.ni.sl bv his wife " succeed Mr. Emmel as manager. ' - , 1 . 9 ll.li.lj - Air. ana urs. v. ncrsaacn ic- and two of their children are dowa from Washtucna, visiting at the home of Mrs. Charles McLean. t: t. i . a I ..-..nl i um biiu huihi iiiibi iwii ri cently in the pleasant rooms at the home of . Mrs O. 0. Stephens Tuesday after noon, when Mrs. Stephens enter tained in honor of Mrs. M. W. Han- Wilson's proclamation, and the pro- ceases wi was read by Rev. M. A. Phinney. Rev. W. R. Storms offered prayer and the sermon was given by Rev. A. J. Starmer. Beautiful anthems were pnone 83 sung by Weston Choral society, and the son? service included a most hen electricity is delivered. PRESTON-SHAFFER MILLING CO. Cash for chickens. J. S. Reynolds. turned Tuesday from Corv.llia, where P"'"f "r-ftfoh" f" Mrs. McFadden vi.ited her.ter MU. ot ,20 M went Ne" Rene Banister, who was injured re- East relief. Residence 275 DR. N. P. BENNET Dentist Weston Mercantile Building Weston. Oregoa an automobile accident. Miss Banister is recovering nicely. Mrs. William Rice. Mrs. H. A. Barrett, Mrs. E. C. Prestbye and Mrs. David F. Stone will be hostesses at a sen, ner gue. compns.ng n. men.. m Jn CommtnM club uers oi me oiar uuo ana a iew oiner ladies. Needle work and a game to 12. V-sr- .. t . 1 ----H' -a. -' J The PYMMMID of SERVICE Hercqfter efery Service Motor Truck will tarry thli new emblem on the radiator. It itanJs for enduring ttreice and reliability. TKHL SERVICE System VJof SCIENTIFIC CUSHIONING U a ten year triumph. 1 1 marks the greatest aingle step forward in complete shock insula tion. SCIENTIFIC CUSHION ING absorb road strains and excessive vibrations be fore they reach the vital parts of the truck,. Hie result is that a new standard of truck reliability has been reached. The en gine, transmission, differen tial and other vital parts are protected from the ruinous effects of shock and vibra tion. The greatest enemies to truck life and efficiency are at last conquered. SERVICE Motor Trucks, therefore, maintain normal power and speed for years under most strenuous road abuse. Their remarkable records, under all conditions positively prove these facts. SERVICE Motor Trucks are buiit in seven sizes and 80 combinations of power, speed and capacity. An inspectionatour display room will revise all your motor truck ideas. Weston Garage, filer & Bocher Dealers ''jj.'''ti'4i,, r.i0ion nxiUCEiG With the Red Pyramid on the Radiator ill rooms, tomorrow evening, inviiaia tions have been issued to sixty quests. ' ti Under the capable direction of Miss Drake, the Athena high school cast very, creditably presented the school play, When Smith Stepped Out" at the auditorium Friday night, before one of the largest audiences ever assem bled there. Thursday of last week the play was presented before a large audience at Helix. Much of the suc cess of. the play resulted from the splendid musical numbers rendered by the orchestra, which assisted at both performances. The proceeds will net the general high school fund about 1200. Athens Defeats Hermiston There was entirely too much'Moso in Saturday's football game for Her miston to win over the Athena high school team, and the home lads won the third game they have played this season by a snug score of 21 to 7. Athena took the measure of the alfaloosies at the beginning of the first quarter. Athena kicked off, Her miston fumbled. Athena recovered the ball and on a forward pass the pigskin was on Hermiston's ten-yard line and Mose Banister was shoved through for a touchdown. Lefty Kretxer kicked goal. Hermiston spent all her reserve force in the second quarter, when she tied the scoreind was never danger ous after that. Athena came back in the third quar ter strong and put over two touch downs Mose Banister having his mitts on the ball in both instances. The touchbac,k came in the latter part of the fourth quarter. The ball was in Hermiston territory during most of the game. REX BEACH S rtMM awy HaiTliuont Oregon News Notes Rufus M. Smith, well known pioneer of Polk county, Is dead at Monmouth. He crossed the plaljs In 1853. locating in Polk county, where he had lived ever since. , Two fatal accidents out of a total of 26S Industrial casualties were re ported to the state iudastrlal acci dent commission for the week ending November 11. John B. Yeon of Portland has ac cepted appointment aa a member ot the state highway commission, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Simon Benson. 1 Approximately $72,000 in prise mon ey was distributed among the stock breeders of the northwest last week al ' the Pacific International Livestock ex position In Portlsnd. The sum ot $35,769 was left In Lane county's market rtad fund this year to be applied to next year's fund, ac cording to announcement of P. M. Morse, county engineer. eK . ' MEMORIAL HALL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4 Super Special-50c-25c Fun with a punch, comedy with strong dramatic action that's what Rex Beach gives picture fans in his new Goldwyn release, "Going Some," founded on his own famous stage and book success. It's a thirty-third degree chuckle-chaser, Guranteed to be a laughing gas tonic for that tired feeling induced by hot weather and hard work. It's a mile-a-minute humor, relaxes taut muscles and nerves alike with laughter. A college tenderfoot from the East is taken, at his own boast, as a champion sprinter by a lot of cowboys and compelled to race an A. E. F. sprinting champion! He has to make good or lose his girl. And he wins! How he wins is the fun of the thing. " , Also good Comedy," the Ford Educational and "The Moon ' riders." Eleven reels of splendid film entertainment. '