Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-30
GLoRoslTlEs.

A few drops of rain fell here wednes-
day night--just enough TO settle the dust.
Johnnie Keeney left Wednesday for
Eugene, to visit his relatives few days.
Herbert Stephenson and J. II. Down
Ing made business trip to Portland
this week.
Spokane 10 being assessed at sl5,227, :
794. During boom daysit reached about
$eO,0o0,0OO.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Parker visited Fossil
Saturday. Miss Annie Palmer returned
home with them.
b. X. searcy's thresher and crew is at
work this week for A. Hartman. three
miles north Of town.
Mark Twain lectured In Portland last
week. Hc writes us that he regrets
his inability to visit Condor this fall.
Assessor Clarke has notice In this
issue calling for meeting Of the board
equalization on Sept. 30th. Read IL.
Anyone wanting either lne new re-
peating shotgun or Winchester rife can
find bargain by inquirng at this Office.
Mrs. Howard arrived home to Fossil
today from her visit in the valley. DR..
Howard, her husband, met her at Glen.
Miss Grace Fitzwater closed success
ful term Of school Friday on upper
Thirty-mle and has returned TO her
home here.
Fred Monroe left Wednesday for 10
days Welt to his sheep, one band Of
which is being herded near Susanville
by Otto Wick.
Emmet Armstrong and family moved
this week from the Berry place to tho
home OF his iather-in-law, Samuel SIa-
Ter on Beecher Flat.
Charley Earhart met with a serious
accident Thursday by being thrown from
his horse At his home near Lone Rock,
iractnring his arm.
Ralph Froman and family and jim
Caldwell returned home last week from
their trip to the Matoles river, In the
Cascade mountains
Miss Bird Downing left Saturday for
The Dalles, where she will visit several
days before beginning her scholastic
duties at Goldendale.
A large congregation Ia expected TO be
present next Sunday, Sept. lst, TO hear
Rev. O. +. Clapp conduct the dedication
services in the new church.
Mr.. J. II. Phillips returned to his
home near 0lex this week from a months
pleasant visit at the home OF his son
George, near Wilbur, Idaho.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Johnson is out
this week subpoenaing jurors for the
Sept. term Of circuit court, which con-
vcnes mt Condor on tho 10th.
Dal Reed and +. NJ. Farrier, Of Arling-
ton, Or, are at the Houton. They
brought In 10 carloads OF horses 10 be
slaughtered at Linnton. Telegram.
Mrs. j. s. Wheeler and son, Of Pine
creek moved this week to Weston, to re-
main until spring for school advantages.
Jas. s. took them to Arlington Wednes-
day.
Sheriff Wilcox will sell some personal
property OF Dan Cameron ut his home
on Shutter Flat Saturday OF this week.
See notice in another column for partic-
uars.
We learn from the Medford Monitor
that +. M. Judd, the notorious jeweler,
formerly OF Fossil and Salem, has re.
moved his shop from that place to Fort
Jones, Cal.
On July 81 Sheriff Wilcox lost a val
liable gold Masonic badge, which he
wore for watchcharm. Yesterday W.
A. Goodwin found 1t in town and re.
ceved as reward $6.
County court will be in session at Con.
don next week--the law and probate
business by the county Judge on Monday
and Tuesday, and the commissioners
Z court commencing Wednesday.
j. X. Fitzwater Is having the lumber
hauled for a new residence, l6x2s, ono
and half stories high, to be built OF
his lot near the school house. j. II
Clark will do the carpenter work,
The Baker City Democrat says thai
Atty. Francis Clarno OF Portland, brother
Of Johnny and Charley Clarno OF thi,
county, has struck fabulous wealth IL
his new gold mine at the head of Bul
Run gulch in Baker county.
Mr.. and Mrs, B, Kiely Of Eightmilt
visited friends in town Sunday. Thei
two daughters, Misses Ella and Kati,
Kiely returned home with them
also Miss Mary Maddox, who will vis
at their home several days.
In several towns In the state Of Wash
ington, teachers in graded schools hay
been employed for the ensuing schoo
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