Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-22
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A pleasant social dance was given In
the hall Wednesday evening.
City Councilman John Maddox made
business trip to Heppner this week.
Miss Susan Dunn's school closed today,
after successful term OF three months.
Sheriff Wilcox and family visited their
relatives on Pine creek couple OF days
this week.
]. II. Clark 10 at work this week
building an addition onto Ray Henson's
residence in Ferry Canyon.
Rev. z. Curran win preach at Lexing-
ton next Sunday. lie will 90 over there
tomorrow, and return Monday.
Miss Jnlia Couture OF Ferry Canyon
was very sick last week with la grippe,
but 10 now able to he out again.
Atty. t. II. Lyons is looking after
some legal business and visiting his old
home at Walla Walla this week.
Manley Downing returned home Sat
urdsy from Forest Grove, where he had
been attending school since last fall
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Lucas arrived home
Tuesday from Portland, where Mrs.
Lncas had been visiting relatives several
months.
joey Parazo, son Of Jos. Parazo, ar
q rived In Condor the first OF the week
from the Sound, and 10 visiting his rela-
tiyes here.
Assessor Val Wheeler was in the city
Monday. During the last week or so he
has been asking the MayvilIe people
'how they're fixed"
People living In the Inland Empire
can only now properly appreciate good
mail facilities since they have been de-
priyed Of them 30 long.
The people have too much Of an "open
Columbia river" this year. IL is wide
open: 80 open, In short, that IL has
swallowed everything down.
Mr.. Shorb, brother OF Mrs. w. N.
Brown, came up this week from his
home at Bridal Veil and will spend the
summer assisting Bill with his cattle,
farm work, etc.
s. A. u. Gurley, Of Arlington, is now
full-fedged attorney, having just pass
ed successful examination before the
supreme court OF Oregon, and was adj
mitted To the bar.
Before il hegan falling, the Columbia
river reached up and made its mark 90
feet above low water mark at The Dalles
That was about feet higher than its
previous highest record.
Y Mrs. NJ. A. Strickland who has been
visiting her SONS, John and Wiley Miller
and her brother Hugh Strickland here
for the last two months, left Thursday
for her homo at Roseburg.
F. d. Billiard arrived home Tuesday
from the Waldron country, where the
Ajax sheepshearng crew have been at
work for several weeks. lie says they
will all be home this week.
The baseball game at Antelope Satur-
day by the Prineville and Antelope
mines, resulted in victory for the Ante
lopers, the score standing II to z. The
yiCtors claim to be the champions of
Eastern Oregon.
q. q. Parman Is having very neat
residence built on his farm two miles
west OF town. r. w, Cooke and Henry
Hartman are the carpenters. Mr.. Par
man ie one OF our most industrious and
successful farmers.
Posters and programs for the Fossil
celebration on July 4th were printed at
the GLOBE job rooms Saturday. This is
the only job Office in the county, and
our work and prices compare favorably
with those Of the city.
Mr.. A. M. Kelsay, the newly-elected
county clerk Of Wasco county, was in
Condor Tuesday on business. Mr.. Kel-
say is one OF the most alfable gentlemen
we have ever met. We acknowledge a
very pleasant call from him.
The Union Scout has this local; There
can be no better opportunity for young
man who desires a beautiful wife and
nice home than that offered by Union.
Girls are plenty, pretty, and generally
willing, and homes are cheap. Come
on, boys.
Charley Sears and wife Of Buckhorn
were over to town Monday 1t was the
first Charley knew Of his fathers eec.
ton as sheriff of Multnomah county, and
he was naturally much eated over it. Sc
is Geo. g., as there is about $4,000 q
year in it..
No donbt there will be quite boon
in marriages in this section after tn,
first Monday in July, as the editor 0
this official paper has just qualified and
had his bond approved for the office o
]. p. for this precinct, and will TAKE
charge at that time, Don't all make
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