Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-11-08
oLCposITlEs.

P'H RH ''n bo1u 10 HUW cuiLOT OI Jne
klamath Star.
Sheriff Wilcox and family visited Fos-
eli the first OF the week.
Frank Caldwell is now wearing the
mnrshalPs badge. Who'll he next7
Don't forget the school entertainment
this Friday evening ut the school house.
Mrs. Drake, wife Of our minister, IL on
the sick list tbisNeek, We regret to state.
Lewis Miller and wife Of Lone Rock
visited friends in Condor several days
this week.
Miss Daisy Downing closed short but
very successful term Of school on Trail
fork today
Oliver Barr and his cousin, Elmer
Wood, arrived here Friday from Cherry
Point, Illinois.
Mrs. ], II. Downing left last week for
Colfax, where she will visit her parents
ii couple Of weeks.
J. X. Clark has purchased lot in the
lower end Of town and is building resi-.
dente and stable on II.
Jack Dempsey, the great prize fighter,
died at his home in Portland Friday
morning, Of consumption
A iine daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS. A. Kiser, just south Of town,
Tuesday morning, Nov. 9Th.
Rev. Barnhart Of Fossil preached at
CoHdon Sunday evening and Rev. Drake
IN themorning, to large congregations.
District Atty. Parrish lost one case out
OF sixteen over ut Canyon, that one be-
ing the case Of the state w, Jas. Hunt.
7. II. Stephenson made flying bus.
iness trip 10 Portland this week TO pur-
chase a stock Of winter goods for his
store.
Miss Jessie Smith and Mrs. Louise
Burke returned home last week from a
three.weeks' visit with friends in Port
land
There will be communion services In
the Congregational church next Sunday
morning at II O'Clock, conducted by the
pastor
Howard Propst has returned home,
after an absence OF couple OF months
in Washington, where he Was at work
harvesting.
Cash stricklin who has been work.
ng in this section for the last couple of
years, left Monday for his home near
Oregon City.
Arthur d. Haley, one Of the honest
and most popular bachelors OF the May
willie country, was In town Wednesday
on business.
Those who promised 10 bring US wood
on account this fall will do us favor
Abtinging il in at once, before the
'r0sds get bad,
Judge Mariner and Commissioner
Ralston and Clymer are holding the
regular session Of county court at Con
don this week.
Teachers examination begins at Con
don next Wednesday Mrs. Lillian Ste
yens and silas Keeney will he the assist
ant examiners.
q. S. Clark went 10 The Dalles thi
week to see about the prospects OF haV
ing his pension increased. g. W. Rne
hart took him to Arlington Monday.
This section was favored by heav,
shower OF rain Friday night--the tirs
rain for nearly two months. Since tha
time Mr.. Jack Frost visits US ever nj ght
A slight mistake was made in printing
our school report last week, in saying
that there we're l4l cases Of tardiness
II should have read, 20 cases OF taIdi
ness and l4l minutes lost.
The deiunct Baker City bank vii
make another 10 per cent dividend t
depositors soon, this being fifty per cen
paid since the close OF the insttutio
about fifteen months ago.
Bill Brasstield Monday brought :
town from Ferry Canyon a large lynx
which he poisoned with dose that ha
been fixed for coyotes, 1t was the lar
gest lynx we have ever seen.
Mrs. Putnam, mother of j. ii. Pu
nam, the Fossil merchant, came mp las
week from her home Mt Eolo, Pol
county, and will spend the winter
Fossil with her son and family.
This fine weather is causing the sprin
laying Of grasshopper eggs 10 hatch, al
the little tender things are brought mi
the world "under false pretense" as
we're, and will probably fail to wint'
through.
Arthur Brandenburg Of Moro was
town several days this week with h
phonograph, which talked several dim'
ont OF the boys. His wife came alor
over to visit her parents. and left f
home Sunday.
In 1889 there were only 1924 peop
iii Chicago. Of that number 30 still +
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