Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-07-26
oLoEoslTiEs.

Snpt. Kennedy was out on school
visiting expedition this week.
Misses Louella and Mary Maddox
visited Mrs. Danneman and family at
Clem Thursday.
John Maddox has leased hs 4s0.acre
ranch on sniptlon to Jim Brown for
pasturine purposes.
Read the ad Of the Monmouth State
Normal School, one Of the best schools
ON the Pacific coast.
Howard propst IL harvesting at Athena,
Umatilla county, 10 which address he
orders his GLonE sent.
VIM. Johnson has sold bis Hoover
creek ranch 70 Lee Phares Of Fossil, aud
~ In this section looking for work.
Geo, Rippey and family arrived home
Saturday from two weeks visit with
their relatives In Washington county.
Billy Barr has just received Hne is.
ball pocket pool table for his saloon,
which affords the boys much amuse-
ment.
Dr. Hudson was called down 10 Rock
creek Wednesday night to prescribe for
Mrs. Brock, who is sick with liver com
plainta.
The hum OF the header Is again heard
in the land--but there will not be 10
much grain TO bum over as there was
last harvest
y Moro Observer; A. j. Murphy Of
vtioldendale, Wash, has leased the bar
her shop and fixtures from A. Branden-
burg for . term.
The famous Durrant murder trial is In
progress ut San Francisco this week.
We believe Durrant Is guilty and ought
to stretch hemp.
Miss Lizzie Richardson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. @. X. Henson
here for the last month, left Tuesday for
her home at Mccoy, Polk county,
Alonoo Stevens and family and his
mother oi The Dalles are visiting At the
Il. y. Stevens ranch east OF town. They
expect TO remain about one week.
Messrs. Z. NJ. Wingate and Sam Pat.
terson two Of Antelope's wide-awake
yonng business men paid our town a
visit Saturday. They are much pleased
with Giliam's bustliug little capital.
Mrs. Mary Churchill and four children
arrived here Tuesday from Salem and
will visit her sister, Mrs. +. b. Stevens
and family abont month. Frank met
them ut Arlington with private convey
ance.
Banker Geo. Conser and wife departed
Thursday morning for Lone Rock, where
they expect to visit u few days. While
over there they will be the guests OF the
family Of John NJ. Brown.-Heppner
Gazette,
A fine baby boy was born Wednesday
OF last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Dnkek
on Beecher Flat. One of his neighhors
informs us that since that time Nike
spends most time with his head in a
barrel, hollering "Dad,' just 70 hear
how IL sounds.
Attys. T. X. and John Lyons came
over from Heppner Friday, the former
remaining here until Wednesday, when
he returned to that city. John will re-
main here and practice law. lie is q
bright young man and no doubt will
soon work up good practice.
Charley Brown informs us that The
GLoBR erred last week In stating that he
set his grass ON ire purposely. lie
SAYS the lire originated from emtying the
contents Of his pipe in the grass and did
not know II was loaded with fire. unit
the flames were beyond his control.
Geo. Coffin Of Thirtymlle WAS in towt
Tuesday with load OF as fine peaches
as ever tickled throat lie has beer
under the weather for several months
caused from rheumatism, etc. He says
he intends to bring load Of fruit t
town every few days from now until fall
Charley Gross and Pat Skelly return
ed home this week from Portland, wher
they had been for two weeks receiving
treatment In hospital. Both claim t.
be much benefited thereby. Charley''
younger brother from California arrives
here this week on visit to his relatives
Probably the youngest mother in th'
state Of Oregon, says the Mitchell Moni
tor, il Mrs. j. \. Magee, wife OF th
marshal Of Mitchell, who gave birth TO
wel-iormed boy baby last week, who's
weight is only five pounds in his stoc6
ing feet. Mrs. Magee is yet in her lot
year
Frank Eorrester, Mitchell freightel
had very unusual and dangerous eS
perence last week. "A fly got into hi
ear, and before it could be taken out ha
deposited a number Of eggs. In shol