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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
4
A Weston community update notes President J R Reynokta calls a Weston Drama meeting for next Monday evening at the J H Williams residence. The item lists local happenings from hunting losses to library policy and social events in Weston and nearby areas.
Gail M. Williams of Weston Oregon is described as perhaps the youngest college admit for Whitman. The 14 year old weighs 9 pounds and earned a four year Whitman scholarship for exceptional standing. He hails from Coeur d Alene Idaho and starred in high school athletics while serving as senior class president and officer of the student council. Williams plans to attend law school at Stanford or California after graduate studies, while taking 18 hours this term. He stands out on campus for his size and achievements and is expected to become a notable figure in further training. A separate notice invites slogans for Weston Mountain Potatoes with a $3 prize.
The notice orders all creditors and interested parties to present claims against the estate of J. Cripe as required by law. It names attorneys Peterson HinHop & Clark and directs claims to be filed within six months from the date of notice. Location details reference Hathr Craveford building.
New stock of hats arrives with prices from six to fifteen dollars. Customers may choose and wear their pick home, with extensive options and careful selection, offered for the convenience of shoppers rather than profit.
Women footwear lines discontinued and sizes broken with many values up to 9.00 now on sale tables for 4.69. Children’s shoes offered in twenty dozen pairs, sizes 9 to 12 1 2, priced at 1.59 1.98 and 2.98 while stock lasts.
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