Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
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& Iorlihnu AeNefstl days thls week,
Attorneys Goode and Burnham left
Wednesday for a weeks visit to friends
on the Sound and at Salem.
Quarterly inspection Of II Co. will take
place At Condor Saturday evening, Oct
LIST. a full attendance Is desired.
j. w. Blake returned home Thursday
from his two-months visit at the home
Of his childhood in West Virginia.
Mr.. WIN. Stocks, OF Oscoda, Mich, a
friend oi w. A. Goodwin, arrived here
this week and will locate in our midst.
COL Lucas has just had his residence
re-painted and improved generally, add
ing preatly to its appearance and conye-
nience.
q. W. Mackoy, our photographer, is
heels over ears in business already in his
now gallery. Read his new nd and give
him q call.
The families Of Il. H. johnson and j !.
u. Stevenson Of Matney Flat have NOV
ed 70 town and occupy the new houses
just built by W. l. Barker.
Vim. Keys and son and Bob Galbraith
passed through town today with a large
band Of beef cattle, which will 10 ship
ped to the Sound market.
The editor and wife acknowledge with
thanks an Invitation 10 attend the an
nual meeting of the Oregon Press Assoc
citation, which meets at The Dalles Oct. 4.
The GLoBE returns thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Phillips Of Rock creek for
some excellent fruit sent us this week.
We believe the apples are the largest we
ever saw.
Squire Clark and family moved into
their new residence this week. Mr..
Clark, with his force Of carpenters, be-
gan work on s. r. SHUTS new dwelling
house Tuesday.
Dan Wards little 9-year-old girl un-
fortunately fell from a horse Sunday and
dedicated her shoulder. DIR. Hogan was
called, and she IL getting along as well
as could be expected
Circuit court adjourned Monday even
ing, after one weeks unusually hard la
Dor, there being a large amount Of crim-
inai business 10 odisposoof. Circuit court
eonyenes at Moro, sherman county, next
Monday.
Geo. Tatom, contractor, and his crew
Of workmen finished the new county
bridge at Bntler's ford on Rock creek
this week. II isa splendid job, and,
like the jail, reflects much credit upon
HeIontractors.
DE-. J. A. Weldon, dentist, writes us
from Arlington that he will be at Con-
don next Thursday and will remain two
weeks. He says the Kelley cure is the
grandest thing IN the world, and that he
never felt better in his life.
Charley Sears and wife expect to start
today for months visit among relatives
and friends ut Portland and Vancouver.
They had their trunks packed and were
ready 10 60 two weeks ago, when Char
ley was nailed" as a juryman.
Last Thursday was the most disagree
able day In the history Of this country.
The wind blew terrific hurricane, last
ing nearly all day. No damage was done
except covering everything in all the
buildings with an inch or two OF sand
Ernest seekamp didn't find admission
into circuit court with his suit, for OBJ
structing public highway, as per his
desire. He came in Thursday and paid
his fine Of $50 and costs, amounting in
all TO $l7S.2b, and went away rejoic-
ingtg.
IL. L. Propst assisted In the clerks
Office during court week. lie will leave
next week for Albany, where he will at
tend the business college until spring
Howard Is an honorable and industrious
Young man, and will make a mark in
the world vet
Sheriff Wilcox started Monday for Sa-
lem with his one-yeaf prisoner, l.. r..
stevenson. This mode Of life will not
BE- entirely new to Mr.. Stevenson, as he
has had 2-year dose Of it before in the
same institution, having been sent from
Douglas county.
In our rush last week our type erred
in the mention Of the attorneys present,
q. w. Reas name being substituted by
that Of Mackey. Mr.. Rea Of Heppner is
the oldest attorney Of the lot, and has
had world Of successful experience in
that line OF business.
The famous Ross bucks, advertised by
Coffin 4 Mcfarland, will be at Arlington
~. zen the Sd and 25th Of October, as
Announced In their notice elsewhere.
sbeepnien should avail themselves of
this excellent opportunity to improve
their flocks, at small expense.
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