Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-16
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Rev. Wise made trip 70 Portland
and the valley this week.
DR.. Hogan returned home Friday from
his visit TO The Dalles and Arlington.
q. g. Parman 10 having large new
barn built on his place just west Of town.
Treasurer Halstcad had his Office In
the store enlarged and neatly fitted up
this week.
Hon. T. b. Hoover returned home 10
Fossil Wednesday from business trip
70 Portland.
Born, at Condor, Tuesday, Sept IS,
1892, TO the wife Of \. =. Shut. Of the
GLoBR, q son.
Mrs. J. Rice Ia visiting her daughter,
Mrs. M. II. Balding and family, In Lost
Valley this week.
Mrs. w. B. Raffety Of Blaine, wash,
10 visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
n. Busby At Fossil.
Rev. Wise will preach at Mayville
next Sunday morning at II o'clock and
at Condor In the evening.
J.. j. Ahalt oi Camp creek came over
"a town Wednesday with load OF vege-
blcs, which went like hot cakes.
Billy Barr. j. A. Walker and Billy
Mack all made business trip to Moro,
Sherman county, the latter part Of last
week, returning Monday.
j.. Miller returned home Sunday
from bis trip 10 the valley, His father,
Jas. II. Miller Of Lebanon, came up with
him 10 visit his sons here.
A social dance was given ut the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cantwel In Lost Valley
Saturday night. Several young people
OF Condor attended, and report grand
time.
Geo. Tatom and A. J. Walker covered
che cemcnted tor lamented) county vault
this week with corrugated iron, which
makes II thoroughly tire proof and also
improves the looks Of the same.
Howard Propst returned home last
week from the Helix country, where he
had been At work since spring. He ex-
poets to attend the business college at
Albany this winter, beginning in about
four weeks.
Our school began Monday with large
attendance, there being 10 pupils en-
rolled the first day and enough more to
come In to swell the number to over
200. An assistant teacherwill take charge
Iei the primary department next week.
Gene Smith moved his stock Of goods
into bis fine new harness shop this week,
which IL very credtable building. The
second story will be occupied by Mackey
Bros, photographers, immense sky
lights having been placed In the roof for
that purpose.
VIM. A. Cahoon, the courteous young
man who has been stopping at the home
al Hon. I. q. Woodland for several years
was In the city Monday. He expects TO
return In few days to the State Nor
NAL school at Monmouth and finish his
course which he began last spring.
The lumber is being hauled for Miss
May Wineland's new dwelling house,
which will be built at once on her lots
Just east OF A. Henshaw's furniture
store. II Ii. q splendid Investment tc
build such houses here for rent, and q
great many more should follow Miss
Wineland's example.
With the exception OF about $50 copies
OF the GLOBE that goes to Mayyille anc
Fossil, last weeks issue gave the account
OF the Corbett-Sulivan fight, that mum
Der having been run of before the stag
came In bringing the tidings. Sullivan
wac mot In IT," But his nose was
And II was knocked out in 81 rounds.
Moro Observer: Uncle Jerome Par
sons, the veteran stockman Of Gillian
county, whose conversational power
have made him famous in that section
called at our sanctnm last Saturday even
ing as he was passing through. We ar
always glad TO see the faces and hear tn
voices Of our old friends from Gillian.
Sheriff Wilcox returned home Wednes
day from Arlington, where he went I
get Ed Gibson, who was arrested
few days ago on charge Of horse steal
ing. Before the sheriff arrived there
Mr.. Gibson had given bonds for his az
pearance. at court, and his case will b
heard before Judge Bradshaw next weel
Last weeks Wasco News did an inju'
lice to our worthy clerk and number {
other Gillian countyites by saying
"Our genial lawyer, abstractor, cool
hash-slinger and all-ronnd man, accom-
panied by Senator J. A. Smith, went
Condor 10 make an abstract OF the Bill
lock ranch; that Senator Smith was NJ
able TO secure man In Gillian count
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