East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-19
WESTON MATRON MOVES
TO Ia CROSSE, WASH.


WESTON, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Mary
Reeves left this week for La Crosse
Wash, to make her home, having dis
posed of her residence property OF
Water street to w. j. Harris, late OF
McCloud, Alberta. Mr.. Harris ant
family are now in possession. Mrs
Reeves will keep house for her grand
children, who are attending school a,
La Crosse.
Henry Schroeder has moved back
to Weston from Athena and will heir
J. M. Ashworth in the construction OF
, the j. A. King bungalow.
Charles Nj. Gilmore left Tuesday on
his return home to Montgomery coun.
ty, Kansas, after a pleasant visit al
the home of his brother, Walter Gill
more on Reed and Hawley mountain.
THE two brothers had not met since
they were boys together SS years ago
and Walter left the parental roof
tree in Kansas to come west,
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Ross and little
daughters motored down from Day
ton Saturday to visit at the bedside
of A. M. Ross.
| Mrs. F. A. Hundy returned to her
home in Weston after receiving treat
ment for the past two weeks in the
Pendleton hospital. Her condition Is
reported to be very favorable.
Z. M. Smith and Sim ). Culley re-
turned this week from Portland where
they attended the Pacific Livestock
Exposition.
Mrs. Henry Williams returned last
week from an extended visit with her
sister at Cour d Alene, Idaho. On
her return trip she stopped for 6
weeks visit with her brother at Day
ton.
Mrs. A. G. Winn of Milton spent
Wednesday at Blue Mountain farm
as the guest of her son Geo. w. Winn.
Misses Florence and Mildred Ross
entertained members of their Sunday
school class Saturday at the Ernest
Ross home on Normal Heights. An
entertaining program was given fol-
lowed by games and frolics. AT five
o'clock a lunch was served by Mrs
Ross. Among those who were pres
ent were Misses Irene Anderson, ELL
zabeth Avery, Zuda Snider Frances
Dams, Florence and Mildred Ross and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Price.
Deputy d. T. Lavender spent the
week end in Weston from Pendleton.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Gililand of
Ukiah are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Bowers at their home on Weston
MIR. Gilliland is a nephew
Of Mrs Bowers.
Mrs. Mabel Montgomery and dau-
ghter motored over from Touchet
Saturday to spend the week end at |
heir home in Weston.
Mrs. Lillian Frederick motored Sat |
lrday to Walla Walla where she wa,
/ guest at dinner party given By |
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones.
Rev. A. j. Starmer former pastor OF |
he NJ. E. church south, arrived in !
Weston this week to attend to i'm
)OfIanJ business IldIJeF5'
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tweedy are
moving to Stanfield where they ex-
,ect to buy small arrigated. farm.
A family birthday party was given
Sunday at the Joseph Hyatt farm
lome on Weston Mountain in honor
If Mr.. Hyatt's As birthday anniver
AIRY. Mrs. Hyatt and her daughter,
Mrs. ]. l.. Hodgson were hostesses.
Mrs. Anna Anderson entertained
members of the Women's Missionary
ociety of the Methodist church at her
lome Wednesday afternoon. A num-
,er Of important topics were discuss
ID followed by program given un-
Ter the leadership of Mrs. Hattie Will
ey. During the social hour light re-
were served by Mesdames
". L. Price and Mary Lieuallen.
Mrs. Seth Beard returned to her
lome on Reed and Hawley mountain
Lfter spending the summer in Pen
leton.
The potato shipments from Wes-
on since the harvesting season opened
re estimated at more than twenty
ars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Culley were
Talla Walla business visitors Tues
lay
Mrs. oliver Dickenson Of Athena is
he guest of her mother Mrs. A
achilles.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pambrun Of
lthena were the week end guests Of
ir. and Mrs. Ollie Minther at their
arm near Weston.
MIR. and Mrs NJ. W. Peterson are
the G. o. Peterson home
m Broad street.
Mrs. John Beamer motored t.
,endIeton the first of the week tc
ave some dental work done.
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