East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21
POTATOES OF FIVE
GROWERS PASS TEST
tEast osegOnian specially

WESTON April 2l.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles May wero down last week
from their home on Weston Mountain
and report the season late up there,
as every where. The snow is gradual
ly going off. but Is often replaced WIN
new coat Of few inches and put
ting in their crops will be late as a
consequence.
The high school baseball game was
won by Weston from Adams Friday
evening, the score being 10 to l2.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick English were in
town Friday on their way to Pcndle-
ton.
A. ID. CARRIER has bought the office
equipment of the late DR.. N. p. Ben.
net for a soon who will get out of col.
lege in 1923 there will be young den
tist come to Weston TO be in office
about May list.
Patricia Bromgren daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Blomgren who has
been i'll fer the last couple of months
is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dickenson and
Mr.. Dickenson's mother were business
visitors in Weston saturday.
Reports from Waila Walla say that
Sim ]. Culley continues to improve al
though the length of his hospital So
journ Is as yet inodefinite.
/ Mrs. H. l.. Robe entertained men,
hers of the Saturday Afternoon Club
at her home on North Water Street.
Followin gthe business session two
piano solos werf 'giyen by Mrs. Joseph
Wurzer. The Remainder of the after
noon was devoted to sewing for the
Albertina Kerr baby home. During the
tea hour a dainty collation. was served
by Mesdames Lyle Webb and w. S.
Price.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Metz, arrived
in Weston Friday from their winter
sojourn in ElGin. Illinois. Mr. and
Mrs. Metz will be domiciled with the
John Bonewitz family until a perman-
ent home Is secured.
Miss Bertha Compton, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs, George Winn
the past ten days. left Monday for
Walla Walla to resume her studies at
Whitman College.
The new Methodist parsonage is
now located on the site adjoining the
church property, Rev. John B. Coan
and family took possession of the
dwelling last Saturday.
The potatoes of five growers passed
the bin Inspection made by Professor
George r. HNslop Of o. a, G. during
his recent visit TO Weston Mountain.
They are w. L. Rayborn, w. r..
Gould, VIII Hall, r. r, Tucker and
Charles r. MAY. Professor Hyslop is
said to have walked several miles
through deep snowdrifts in order to
keep his speaking appointments ON
Weston and Reed and Hawley noun
tains.
Mrs. G. De Grow went to Walla
Walla Thursday accompanying Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il. Emmel and Mrs.
Phillip Of Athena TO attend a Chris
tian Science lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Benn Of Se-
attic are in Weston, visiting relatives
and friends They came to Milton
with the remains of Mr.. Benn's faith
er. which were laid to rest in the
cemetery there. Mrs, sRenn was for
merly Miss Sylvia Beathe Of Weston.
Col f. G. Lucas returned yesterday
from trip to Salt Lake City where
his mission had to DO with d big deal
involving large Yakima sheep and
range interests.
At meeting Wednesday evening
the stockholders Of the Weston Mer-
camille CO. confirmed the sale made
BY n. s. Sabin to Matt Mosgrove Of
the company's stock and fixtures.
George Clisby a ranger recently
made trip from bingham Springs to
Toll Gate on skis. He predicts high
water in Umatilla soon, as he encoun-
tered snow from 10 to is feet deep
on the summit Of the Blues.s
John Herndon, pioneer Wsidcnt Of
The Reed and Haw1ey mountain
i,eighborhood Is seriously i'll in Athena
at the home Of his sister Mrs j. G.
Burke. His son Grady went to Athena
Wednesday to help care for him.
Mrs. M Godfrey washable to be out
Wednesday after very serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gould motored
to Holdman Saturday for a brief visit
with the Ed Tucker family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Herndon and
son Gail we're visitors last week at the
J, V. BELL home.
Miss Vida Greer returned Friday
from a ten days visit with friends In
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs Will r. Gould and
daughter Mary emma were down