Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-08
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Born, on Sunday morning, Jan. 3D., TO
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmer Of Ferry
Canyon, Q One little daughter.
Our band has concluded to give ball
on Feb. 22d, which, Of course, will be a
grand affair. Everybody invited.
John Lyons returned home yesterday
from his Walls Waila visit. J. r. Clark
has returned also from his Elgin visit.
Mrs. John Palmer returned home this
week from two months visit at the
home Of her daughter at Trail Creek, B. @.
Az the meat business IL rather slack
just now, our butcher, Fred Cornett, has
concluded to close his shop for couple
of months.
Among those from a distance who
had business before the county court
this week were Frank Knox Of Pine
creek and ]. +. and y. 8. Thomas Of 0lex.
County court is In session this week
and there is q great deal Of important
business TO dispose oi---examining re.
ports Of supervisors, appointing new
n bnes, etc.
The taxable property Of this county
has been largely increased by the many
thousands Of acres OF railroad land that
have been purchased within the last
few weeks.
Frank Maddox left yesterday for Mt.
Angel, near Portland, where he will at
tend Catholic school for boys until
next June. His mother accompanied
him.
A Goldendale paper SAYS that Aitor-
ney John A. Brown, formerly Of Arllng.
ton, 10 now practicing In spokane. The
paper does not say what he is practic-
ing, but the chances are that II is before
the bar. mostly.
Charley Royse. teacher Of the Lone
Rock school, visited Condor the tirst OF
this week. There Is no school over
there this week, owing 10 the diphtbe.
ria scare, which turns out 10 be only
malignant sore throat.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Rinehart Of Salem IL
visiting his brother George and other
relatives in this county. he has been
absent from home since Nov. 9th, hag.
ing visited his mother at La Grande be.
fore coming TO Gillian.
No publisher In the whole country
can afford to go without the Nebraska
Editor, published at Beaver City, Ne.
braska. 1t is only Il year and full Of
highly interesting news that is Indis-
pensablc to publishers.
The Condon Cornet Band elected new
officers Saturday evening as follows
President, II. N. Frazer; vice-president
Frank Clark; secretary aud treasurer,
NJ. o. Clarke. Bill Cooke was chosen
70 act as leader until q teacher can be
secured In the spring.
The Spokane papers tell Of one Dor
Carlos Boyd weil-known printer, for,
merly OF Heppner. who mysterionsly
disappeared In Spokane last week The
supposition is that he was foully dealt
with, as bis valise was left in his room
for which the rent was paid week in
advance.
The Grant County News says that
Prof X. D. Williams, who WAS stabbed
by one Of his pupils. Ed Meador, al
Prairie City recently, has not died, al
reported by the newspapers, and will
recover. The deputy sheriffs who wen,
after young Mcador followed him as ial
as Antelope, where they lost track o
him and gave up the chase.
Rev. II. L. Johns Of FOSSIL, assisted BY
Rev. Hornibrook OF Cioldendendale will
begin a series OF revival meetings Al
Condor this Thursday night, to con
time for about two weeks. All are in
vited to attend and take part in th,
good work. There are great man!
people In this section who could stanc
considerable more salvation withou
hurting them any, or making them bow
legged packing II around.
The GLoBE last week was little pre-
yious in stating that Mrs. Q. W. Gros
and her brother-in-law. John Gross. ha'
started home to Athena with littl,
Willie Gross. There was q lively con
test this week before Judge Mariner be
tween MIR. A, j. Moore, the little fellow
grandfather, and his uncle, John Gross
for the appointment Of guardian for tn
boy, resulting In Mr.. Gross receivin
the appointment. All three left toda.
for their homes In Umatilla county.
Gee Whiliklnsi Charley Nickel, ed
itor and proprietor Of the Jacksonvill
Times, whom all OF the state paper
have been holding up as one Of tn
wealthiest editors on this coast, placin
ais wealth at about 100000, has Just ha
his $4,000 printing office and outfit sol
by the sheriff, to satisfy a mortgage 9
$4,000. The Medford Monitor adds tha