Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-10-12
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next Sunday, morning and evening.
Miss Nettie schilling began teaching
the Lower Ferry Canyon school Monday
last.
DR., Hogan visited his son, John W.
Hogan, at Lone Rock couple Of days
this week.
Our rustling harnessmaker, Gene
Smith, made flying business trip TO
the city Of Ajax Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hamilton Of Fossil
made trip TO Arlington this week, re-
turning home Wednesday.
Mrs. Lamberson left Wednesday for a
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. John Boards
ley, who lives near Portland.
A foot race 10 to be- run 10 Moro on
Oct. 18th or 18th, between Boon Wheat
and u. NJ. Shut for 800 side.--0b-
server.
Miss Lettie Lamberson returned home
several days ago from Arlington where
she had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Palmer.
The financial statements Of the county
officers this week will prove interesting
reading matter to our taxpayers Read
them carefully.
Some 0f the finest corn we have ever
seen was left this office Tuesd ay, which
was raised by ]. X. Fitzwater on his ex-
celIent farm in Ferry Canyon.
John Meek, who has been visiting his
relatives here the last three weeks, left
yesterday for Prosser, WASH, where be
will spend the winter attending sheep.
s. B. Barker made a business trip TO
Portland this week, starting Monday.
He will buy large and choice stock Of
lall and winter merchandise for his store.
Mr.. Lamberson and family Of Ferry
Canyon moyed TO town Tuesday 10 re-
main here during the winter for school
purposes. They occupy the pliter house.
Joe Potter has moved his jewelry shop
from the photograph gallery 10 the
small building next door to Maddock's
hotel. Call and see him, especially the
ladies.
Mr.. NJ. E'itzmaurice Of Rowe creek
went 10 Arlington this week to bring
home his daughter Mary, who has been
visiting friends in Arlington for two
mouths.
The man'who promised TO come around
after harvest and settle his back snb-
scription will receive cordial reception
now that harvest Ii over and summers
almost gone"
X. Il. Lindsay received the sad news
Monday by telegraph from Portland
that bis wife had suddenly grown worse
and was not expected TO live. He left
at once for Portland.
II you desire to win the $4,000 farm,
subscribe for the Examiner through the
GLonE man, who Is agent for this sec
tion. Subscription price si.50 year.
Now 10 the time TO subscribe.
Hon. WIN. Hughes and Miles Me-
- felyey Of Hcppner were over TO Condor
several days this week on business
Mr.. McKelvey formerly was in the
sheep business in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.. liickson Of Rowe
creek stopped In town Tuesday. Mrs.
Hlckson was on her way to Portland to
have her eyes treated by Dr. Brown, the
occulist, for cataraets, which have iorm-
ed over them.
Charley Perrin, the Antelope harness
man Is In town on business. lie in-
forms US that his mother il not 50 well
satisfied at Antelope as she was at Com
don. It. il impossible to find a better
place than Condor for anything.
II there were more men like w. q.
Flett, editors would not need 10 worry
their brains out dunning delinquent sub
scribers. Monday he paid mp his back
subscription and two years in advance.
Delinquents, how does that strike" you?
Geo. Hansen and Ed Meek arrived
home Monday from McDntiey hot springs
in Grant county, where they had been
for three weeks They both are much
benefited in health and speak in glow
ing terms OF the curative powers OF the
hot water.
w. L. Barker and family moved into
their town residence this week from
Matney Flat, in order that their children
may have the benefit OF our school this
winter. A number Of outside families
expect to move to town also for school
purposes this fall.
Mrs. Nellie Barnard and little son
Harold, and Hon T. b. Hoover Of Fossil
were passengers on Tuesdays stage, the
former en- route TO visit her old home at
Summit, Benton county, whore she will
spend the winter with her parents, and
the latter 10 Portland on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hendricks and
daughter Daisy went to Lone Rock last
u,aak ~ hara thav mare ininad no thait