Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-02-22
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70 the county seat Thursday on business.
The Sun OF Portland now issues
weekly edition--and bright one II is.
Look out for big wedding In high
life at Condor today, Friday. Gness who
IL Is.
The weather 10 warm and spriDglike
again, and grass and grain 10 growing
nicely.
Mrs. Grider is suffering from heart
disease, at the home Of her son, B. y.
Grider.
Stock Inspector Lewis A. Miller of
Lone Rock was over TO our city on busi-
ness Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Tom johnson was In
the north end OF the county several days
this week on business.
Ed. Copner, drummer for Feldman Il
Co., Portland, passed through here last
week on his usual rounds.
A pleasant dance was enjoyed In the
hall here Thursday night OF last week
by number Of young folks.
Rev. John Davis went TO Heppner
Tue sday, w. A. Goodwin having taken
him over in private conveyance.
Miss Louella Maddox returned home
yesterday, after weeks pleasant visit
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. kiely
on Eight Mile.
Unless the Legislators at Salem con-
clude to work week or so longer, with
out pay, which is probable, this session
will close tomorrow.
MIR. Thos. Watson returned home To
Fossil this week, after several months
very pleasant visit with his relatives In
Missouri and Illinois.
Miss Birdie Downing left Saturday foi
The Dalles, where che will remain
month or 70 In ~. Mary's Academ,
taking lessons in oil painting.
Cash Stricklin has been sick the las
.Aweek with u complication Of Diseases
Vrheumatism, heart trouble and pneumo
mia. At present he is convalescing.
We are informed that before he lef
this conntry Hugh Medlock sold tn
saddle be stole from Billy Brown u
yonnR Mn,. Smith, Of Matney Flat.
W, j. Edwards bought for 4. M. Lace
number II beef cattle this week iroi
Uncle Jerome Parsons and shipped thei
70 Portland from Arlington "Wednesday
Herbert Halstead and wife came owe
from their home In Lost Valley TO a
tend the funeral Of j. A. Spaulding SUI
day last. They left for home Wednesda.
All Odd Fellows and those intereste
In organizing the new |. 0. Q. +. lodi
at Condor are requested TO meet at u
X. iP. hall here next Sunday at 2 p. 7
Mrs. +. B. Stevens returned last wet
from The Dalles TO her home near Co
don, and Frank Is happy again. !
says he doesn't like baching worth
cent"
T. A. Rhea, one Of the Heppner ban
ers, was in town yesterday. lie is bu
ing Young cattle and has already boug
about 400, mostly In the south end
this county.
Edgar Moore has sold his stock OF &C
4 fectionery to $. b. Barker and has
cured the position OF book-keeper a
clerk in Mr.. Barker's store, commence
next Monday.
Little Roy Taylor while riding hor
back last week was thrown off and pt
ty badly hurt. Luckily no bones VI
broken. but he was confined to his
for several days.
Fred weatheriord, who was convic
in Portland for embezzelment, was
tenced by Judge Stephens TO iour ye
in the penitentiary. Sheriff Sears y
him down to Salem Monday.
Atty. T. h. Lyons came over y
Heppner Tuesday and will remain
Condor until the 2bth Of this moi
Mr.. Lyons is very popular here an
greatly missed by our people.
Geo. Gibbons, the painter, is still
work on the X. OF p. hall. and iine
Il Ia. Next week he will re-paper
paint the HaIstead residence, recel
purchased by Tom johnson.
Everything is in readiness for
grand X. Of +. ball tonight, and
large number Of people will ENJOY
event. Already a great many yo
people are present for the occasion
Rev. Il. Curran, writing from
ington, informs us that they are ma
a glorious meeting over there, with
interest and large attendance. de
not preach at Condor next Sunday.
We are informed that Arthur {
has sold his interest in the sto
North Yakima to his brothers an
pects to move with bis wife to Califc
where they will permanently reside
We met Charley McAllister Of
the popular and prosperous young .
man M Arlington Monday night.