East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-30
I YEAR OLD WESTON
BOY DIES SUDDENLY
ATTACKED BY GROUP,
EXPIRING IN FEW HOURS
Had Retired i'm Usual Good Health
Columbia President Fills Mountain
Town Pulpit-WestOn Girls Win
First Basketball Game.
Especial Correspondence }


Weston. Ore Nov 30.-The sud-
den death of Master Rollo Shellen
berger, the Oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Shellenberger, occurred
Saturday morning. The little fellow
who was but seven years old, was in
perfect health except for a slight cold
FIR day evening when he took sick
about o'clock Saturday morning
with Group and died in a few hours.
The funeral services were held Mon
day at 10 a. m. in the Methodist
church. the pastor preaching the fu-
neral The child has a mother and
father both living and two brothers
who mourn his loss.
DIR. T. C. Crutchfield, president of
Columbia College of Milton, preached
both morning and evening at the
Methodist church.
The Weston basketball girls played
their first game Friday evening at the
Weston opera house with the Colum-
bia College girls. The game was fast
from start to finish and several ex-
ceptionally good plays were made by
the Weston girls. The score was 15
to in favor of the home team, but
word of explanation must be made as
the Milton girls had had but three or
four days practice. But they played
a good game under the circumstances.
The Milton lineup was as follows:
Saunders and Paris, centers;
Brinker and Reese, guards.
Weston lineup: Blomgren and Nc
Kenzje. forwards; Nor Dean, center;
Ross and kirkpatrick, guards.
Mrs Chas Price spent few days
this week in Walla Walla.
Clarence Shurte of Arlington, was IN
Weston Monday to attend the funeral
! of Rollo Shellenburger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Harra of
Pendleton spent Sunday with relatives
in Weston.
Mrs. Cora Simpson OF Walla Wdila
was in Weston last week.
| Miss Francis Sailing of Pendleton'
is spending the week with relatives IN
the city.
Mr.. Jessie Lieuallen of Walla wal
Ia made a visit to Weston during the
week
Mr. Leo Read of Portland is in
Weston visiting his mother, Mrs. Mar
tha Read this week.
Mr.. Oran Beeler of Dayton, is III
the CITY visiting relatives.
Rev. Bert Galhier of Walla Walla'
was in Weston Sunday and filled the
pulpit for Rev. w. S. Payne, who Is
in Deep Creek, Washington.
Mr Carl Hoge one of the gradu-
ates of the w. H. S. of 1911, Is IN
Weston visiting friends and relatives
this week. =
Mr.. Carl Hicks of Milton was II
Weston during the week.
Mr.. Moses Taylor, prominent lar
mer of the Athena vicinity, was II
Weston Tuesday on business.
Mrs. John Beeler was IN Waila
Walla visiting relatives during the
| week.
Mr.. Louis Van Wrinkle of Weston
spent a few days last week in Milton
Mrs. Edwin Sailing of Stanfield was
in Weston this week visiting frlenos
Mr.. D. o. DeMoss. a brother OF Mr
f q. De Moss of this city, left TINS
week for his home in Portland
Mr.. R. F. Johnson of Read ano
Hawley mountain, was in weston
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Al Nor Dean has returned from
a few days visit with relatives in Spo'
kane.
DIR. Nusom of Athena was in Yves
ton during the week on business.
large delegation of school teach'
ers left Sunday for Baker City TO th'
institute.