From "Hood County 2000: Men Who Made Hood County"

Andy Aston was the son of John Aston who came to Hood County when Andy was just two years old.

Aston owned and operated the Aston-Landers saloon on the square with his partner, G.W. Landers. When local voters approved prohibition in 1902, Aston sold every drop of liquor in the saloon; taking in over $100 the night before prohibition took effect. Aston converted his closed saloon into a harness and buggy shop.

2000 HOOD COUNTY TEXAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY