Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-11-16
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last disappeared and IL Is clear and cool
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas visited II. G.
Strickland and family on Hay creek
Sunday last.
County Treasurer s. b. Barker made
a business trip to Arlington and Port
land this week
Mreand Mrs. Brandenburg and child
rem visited her parents near Glenn the
Il rst Of the week.
Alex Hardie went TO Arlington on
business this week. So did Gene Smith,
J. A. Spaulding and j ii. Downing.
The most recent notarial appointme Mt
In this county was l.. o. Ralston, who
was appointed by the governor last week
Rev. Il. Curran will conduct Thanks
giving services at Condor on Thursday
morning, Nov. goth. See program next
week.
J. L. Cooper Of Beecher Flat unfortu-
nately broke his leg yesterday. DR..
Hogan was called 10 set the fractured
member.
We are glad 10 cay that Mrs. q. s.
Clark, who is very low with lung
troubles, appears TO feel some better
this week.
q. W. Rinenart returned home Satur-
day from a couple Of weeks very pleasant
visit with relatives and old friends in
Lane county.
Mrs. Geo. Gibbons Of Mayvillc stopped
In town several days this week, while
her husband was at work painting the
livery stable here.
vhRierbcrt Halstead OF the Lost Valley
saw mill was over 10 town several days
this week, IL being his first visit here
for several months.
The Fossil Journal Of date Noy. 9th
did not come down the road until Thurs
day OF this week---a week behind time.
"Whatsamalla" over there?
Billy Brown Of Lone Rock arrived
home Monday from Bake Oven, Wasco
county, with some fine blooded bucks
which he bought over there.
Atty. T. X. Lyons and Earnest See
kamp made trip TO Arlington satur-
day, returning home Monday. Frank
Maddox accompanied them.
School will commence at Eightmile
Center the first Monday in December,
with Miss Bessie Fitzwater Of Condor,
as teacher. Heppner Gazette.
Ray Henson and Geo. Schott returned
home last week from Malheur county.
Ray and his wife moved this week from
town TO their homestead In Ferry Canyon.
Henry T. Bott OF Lone Rock has de-
cured position with Mcssrs. Summer
field & Giede to attend their sheep this
winter on the Darling ranch on Hay
creek.
. The Liberty correspondent to the
NHeppner Gazette says: "The school at
Liberty is progressing nicely under the
care Of our accomplished teacher, Miss
Anna Clarke
Wheat Is on the rise again, we are
pleased TO announce. The price OF the
cereal at Arlington now is q aud 2Sc a
bushel. AT The DalIes II is 33c. Why
such difference, aud only 80 miles apart?
DR.. B. +. Mott, the dentist arrived in
town Tuesday and has his Office in rear
OF Hendricks law office. lie will take
calves at {6a head and wheat at 30c u
bushel on account, to be delivered at
Fossil.
WIN. Darlng's wife and two children
arrived at Condor Wednesday from
Tacoma, her husband meeting them at
Arlington with private conveyance.
They will reside In the Thurnagle build
ing this winter.
DR.. j.. III. Hudson left yesterday for a
three weeks visit TO his old home in
Toronto, Canada. Madam Rumor in
forms us that maybe Mrs. Hudson
will come along when he returns, but
we can not vouch for 1t.
A genius advertised that upon receipt
OF ten cents he would send instructions
on how to keep the hair from falling
out. The instructions sent on receipt
OF the ten cents we're: "Shave your hail
off, and then it can't fall out. see?"
Father Beutgen Of Pendleton was Al
Condor several days this week and con
Quoted Catholic services in their churct
here Wednesday, A large congregation
WAS present. Mr.. Beutgen is young
man Of marked ability and is an easy
and eloquent speaker
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