Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-11-26
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onr people with Thanksgiving turkey
this season.
Mrs. Jos. Frizsell Of Fossil 10 visiting
her mother at Popcorn, Polk county,
who is very III.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. I. Pinkham Of Pine
creek visited relatives In Condor the
first Of this week.
Herbert Halstead and family Of Lost
Valley spent hanksgiving with rel
atives at Condor.
J. w. Blake shipped another train
load Of cattle TO Omaha last week, start
ing from Heppner.
w. B. Wallace has sold his I'D. right
in Ferry Canyon TO Van Larsen, who
filed on II as homestead Saturday.
Dan Rinehart will go 10 Arlington next
Monday to meet bis family, who will re-
turn from visit with relatives In Lane
county.
j. N. Poindexter is thinking Of going
10 Arlington to have his injured leg
treated, as he Is not recovering as rapid.
ly as he had expected.
CYDr. B. +. Mott, dentist, writes us that
ha will be In Olex until Dec. 9th. and
then come TO Condor, whore he will
remain until Jan. lst.
A one-eyed gentleman, claiming 10 he
a phrenologist, WAS In town q couple OF
days last week, but we understand he
met with poor success here.
Her many friends here will be pleased
TO hear that Miss Louella Maddox was
successful In securing certificate at the
examination at Vale last week.
Billy Portwood, young business man
Of Butte City, Mont, arrived here Mon
day on visit to his brothers. whom he
had not seen since he left here ID years
ago.
W. G. Day and family, who have re-
sided on Cooke Bros. ranch for year,
left this week for couple OF months
visit with their relatives at Creswcll,
Lane county.
Married, at the home OF the BRIDES
parents near Mayville on Nov. 25th, Mr..
Arthur M. Smith and Miss Maud Coo
per. Their many friends extend hearty
congratulations.
John Maddox and Huxley x West,
have consolidated their butcher shops
here, and hereafter there will be but one
shop, in the corner building south Of the
Delmonico restaurant.
Over 100 numbers were sold for the
ball at this place last night About q
dancers masked, and all had gay time.
The music by the Arion Club Of Airing
ton was the best ever heard in the town,
Mrs. Chas. Baker left this week for q
couple Of months' visit at her old home
in South Dakota. Her father, Mr.. FL
liott. is circuit judge, and two OF hel
brothers are prominent lawyers Of that
state.
Ed Copner and ID. A. Vance, who had
been running store at Sumpter, have
dissolved partnership, Mr.. Copner re-
tiring from the business, in order 10 g
on the road again rs travelling salesman
for Wadham & Co., Of Portland.
John Madden OF Lone Rock was ovel
TO Condor Saturday and sold his 100
acre timber culture on Hay creek to l.
w. Darling, whose place il adjons, Mr.
Darling now owns about 1900 acres OF a.
good land as there is in the country.
We had touch Of winter this week
just enough TO make people wonder why
in thunder they havn't had their win
ter's wood hauled before this. 1t is like
" that We will have several weeks o
moderate weather yet before winter.
Work has begun on the new road lead
ing to and from Beecher Flat, via tn
JB Smith ranch on Thirtymile. Whel
completed this will be great convent
ence to the Beecheraaters, who hav
been working for years like beavers =
have this road opened.
Ray Smith has returned from Condor
and is going to Sisters, Crook county
where he in company with James Lnto
will go into the cattle business. We ar
informed, on the quiet, that he will ais
have another partner with him when h
starts.--Antelope Herald.
Married, at the residence Of Mr., an
Mrs. 4. A. May at Condor, on Thank
giving, Mr.. Fred q, May and Miss Mau
Harrison, Justice J. A. McMorris oflici'
ting. A number of friends and relativ,
witnessed the ceremony, after which
grand duck and turkey dinner was eI
joyed. The happy young couple wi
reside on the May ranch on Matney Fla
and they begin their new lives with ii
best wishes Of host OF friends.
jeff Davis, who left here six years at
with Mr.. leighton Of Hay creek 4
Idaho, where JEFF purchased some lar