Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-08-28
oLoHosITIEs.
Mr.. Geo. Coffin has somewhat recov.
cred from his severe illness.

" ~ ifni NJ iNiFtbfF bF Va hHHNUIlft
that he Il handling school books for this
place this year
The little infant child Of Mr.. md Mrs.
Lon Moore died last week, only few
hours after lts birth.
Miss Birdie Downing made fna proof
on her homestead, one mile east of town,
today before the clerk.
Miss Birdie IIenahaw visited Mt the
home Of Mr.. md Mrs. Danneifan Mt
Glen several days this week.
viii Barker and fnmily Of Mainey Flat
are moving into their town residence, in
9 rder 20 seud their children 10 school.
Little Alvin Wilcox ID also down with
the measles, and II IL likely the disease
will 70 the rounds Of the town while IL
ie onto It's job,
Mr., aud Mrs. Ed Smith, Miss Jennie
Ebi and A. J. Coe arrived home to Ar
llnuton Wednesday from their outing on
the Matoles river.
Young Billy KEYS Of Mayyillc has con.
clnlcd TO 10 into the cattle business
again and has already bought over 30
head with that object IN view.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. ]. G.
Cooncy, who was sick with appendicitis,
IL able to be out again IL was not nec-
essary TO perform an operation upon
him,
Ed Copner and his wife have ,'madc
up" again and are living together in
Portland. I'd Il still holding down the
position d travelling salesman for Wad-
ham 4 co.
Jas s. Stewart and wife and child, Of
Fossil, visited Portland this week, leay.
here Sunday. Before returning, Mrs
Stewart will visit her old home in 10.
sephine county.
Pat skelly intends to 90 into the sa.
loon business here again this fall. He
will build on the corner lot opposite the
Arnofy hall, which is an excellent loca.
ton for that business.
Bert Brown, formerly Of West Fork,
has also broke out with the drummer
craze, and he aud his wife have moved
10 San Fransisco, where Bert has posi-
tion as travelling salesman.
IIcaFy >. poriWood. the drummer, ar
rived here last Thursday on brief visi,
10 his brothers and friends IN this sec.
ton. lie IL again on the road, going
from here to lieppner via Fossil.
Tom stricklIn, former Condonitt,
has race horse nj the Salem rates.
Monday he tbumpsd the whey out Of A..
White, his stable keeper for which fun
he was fined 100 aud costs, which ne Is
boarding ont ~ jail.
The editor Of this great family paper
thankfully acknowledges receipt Of a
omplnentary seasan ticket to the Ore
gon Industrial exposition which opens at
Portland on Sept. 1ath and lasts one
month. II promises TO be the best ever
held there.
Our public school will begin next
Monday. 3l-t, with Prof Morey and Mrs.
Taytor as teachers These same teachers
had charge oi the school last winter and
gave excellent Subtraction. A great
many outside pupils will attend the
school this term.
The Weston Leader SAYS. Arthur
Brandenburg IL back ftom Granite breezy
and genial, on Il short visit for Il little
rest. Granite is lively. and hundreds Of
people are daily fed IN the hotel where
be Is now employed. Threc bartenders
are employed IN the saloon.
J. II. Downing. has moved the old sa-
loon huilding and butcher shop from the
east side OF Main street 10 the corner OF
Oregon avenue and Spring street, near
the Armory hall, and is having additions
built on both sides, with view to pnt.
ting in u stock OF merchandise this fall.
Miss frankie Parsons, u school ma'am
Of Gillian county and u graduate Of the
,OA @, arrived in Corvallis Sunday, and
was tie guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. $. L..
Henderson, Monday she took the train
for Newport that she might attend the
State Teachers Association, now in prog.
gress In that city Corvallis Times.
Rev. r. Cnrran and wife visited rela-
tives and friends at Fossil the first Of
the week. On Friday Of this week they
will 60 to Heppner and after one days
visit there they will leave for their home
in Oakland, Gal. Mr.. and Mrs. Curran
both like Oregon better than California
and will likely return to this state in a
year or so.
Mrs. g. a. Danneman and three daugh-
ters Clem expect to move to Condor
this fall to remain until June, In order
to have the advantage Of our excellent
school facilities. There are yet several
vacant houses In town, but not enough
10 accommodate the large number Of
families who want to move here for
school advantages.
II M Shutt nj the Anfalone Hewld