East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-12
dleton and back Tuesday.

dleton and back Tuesday,
Friends and acquaintances of the
James West family of Freewater will
| be panied to know of the death of Mrs.
which occurred in Portland Wednes-
day evening. This will not be a sur
| prise to her friends as her health has
| for some time been exceedingly poor,
She suffered from dropsy. The body
! win pass through here on the nine
thirty train Friday morning to Walla
Walla. At this writing as far as known
no arrangements have been made for
the funeral.
Mrs Viola Stubbs of College Place
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. w.
Allen Thursday.
E. o. Wilson, wife and daughter, Of
La Grande, Ore, called on the Drs.
Allen of Freewater Thursday, in pass
in gthrough on their way home from
Spokane. Mr.. Wilson is a dentist and
had his dental parlors just across the
aisle fro mthe Aliens office when
they were located in La Grande.
e. r. Harden is having his new Of
flee building pushed as rapidly as pos
sible as the tenants are anxious to
occupy it, the Prune Growers Associa
ton leasing the upper story, and the
quarters they now occupy are too
cramped.
Lloyd Thompson and family, H. o.
Mansfield and son Pat, John Hostet-
ter, Nina Evans and Lowell Evans
went up to the Scout camp Saturday
evening, stayed Sunday and Sunday
night, returning Monday morning.
Mrs. Clara McGrew returned this
week from an all summer stay at Sc
attic, and a cousin of hers came with
her who will visit for a short time
here.
The Janitorship of the new high
school building has been let to Her
man Anderson of mo Mans Land"
north of Milton.
The genial representative of The.
Equitable Savings and Loan Associa-
tion of Portland, Ore, F. e. Boynton
of Pendleton is here doing business
for a few days.
Deputy Sheriff James Dykes of
Milton brought Pat O'Lara in Friday
morning from Walla Walla and lodged
him in Jail. Mr.. O'Lara Is charged
with the theft Of horse, saddle and
a pair of chaps stolen near Enterprise,
Ore, he riding the horse over here.
tradin git to a horse trader. who sold
1t to jess Harrington. Mr.. Dykes took
the prisoner to Pendleton Friday eve
ming where he gave him over to the
sheriff of Wallowa county.
Thursday evening the board of the
Freewater Federated church at a
meeting opened the bids submitted for
the contract Of building the new
church building and they are as fol- /,
lows:
8. Eaton and Son, for brick veneer
s22.515.75: for tile and stucco. s23.-
95s.75.
chas. Scott. for brick veneer. s22.-
$500: for tile and stucco, f24.67I.00.
johnson & Thomason. for brick We
neer. s22,s16.s0: for tile and stuceo,
I24.922.2S.
Durham. Payne & Ross. for brick
reneer. s21.05s.O0; for tile and stucco.
I22.S7I.30.
George sehreiner. for brick veneer.
'2O. 10000.
The bids were for one Of the two
,inds Of a building. As will be seen.
ieorge Schreiner bid on only one kind
4 structure and hence his bid was
elected. The board will hold another
Meeting az an early date at which u
viii be decided what kind OF a build
ng will be made and whom the con-
ract will be awarded TO.
The five year old daughter. Deioris.
Z Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oids who is
from typhoid and has been
cry IN for some days is no better az
his time.
The proprietor OF the Fountain.
Z Milton paid Pendleton a business
isit Friday.