Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-16

Mrs. j. K. Clark, whose health has
been very poor for some time with lung
trouble, appears TO he gradually growing
weaker, and her husband has concluded
to place her in the 81. Vincent hospital
In Portland for treatment awhile. She
will probably be taken down next week.
Little Ora Blake has been very sick
for several days from the effects Of de-
cayed tooth, which almost resulted in
blood poisoning. Her jaw and throat
were frightfully swollen, but we are
pleased TO note that she ~ now on the
road To recovery. DIR. Howard Of Fossil
has been over to see her several times.
John Lyons has just received official
notice from Congressman Ellis that he
has been appointed postmaster at Con-
don by President Mckinley. His APP
pointment will give general satisfaction
TO the patrons Of the office, and il Is
hoped that he will appoint deputy
postmaster who will also be satisfactory
to the patrons.
We learn that School supt Dag9ett of
Arlington is dangerously sick with case
Of blood poisoning, caused by a rusty
nail penetrating his hand several days
ago. 1t was thought for awhile that in
order to save his life one arm would
have to be amputated, but we are glad
to state that IL will not have to be done
and that he is improving.
w. G. Stillwell has traded his resi-
dence property. barn, ETC.. at Mayville
TO A. J. Shelton for the Jas. Moar farm
near Mayville. giving 800 to boot. Bill
says he doesn't want to live in place
where he can't even keep pet goat
without having 1t painted in such a
manner that the more he scrubs and
washes II the brighter the colors show.
Mrs. G. b. Sears and Ms. w. J. Ed
wards were in town Monday circulating
subscription paper for the new Union
church at Mayvile. Within few hours
they received $40 20 here, making in
all about $3.50 that is already subscribed
in cash, besides over $50 In work. The
good people over there need church
and IL will be a welcome addition 10 the
place.
| Otis Patterson, editor Of the Heppner
Gazette, is one Of the applicants for the
position Of internal revenue collector at
Portland, snap worth $4,000 or $l5, ,000
| year. Otis has done lots Of hard and
faithful work for the party and deserves
recognition at the hands OF the admins
tration. We hope he will get the APP
pointment, as he Is zone OF the boys" in
every sense Of the term.
S. |. Stratton returned Monday from
Monmouth, where he and his wife have
been attending the state normal school
n couple of wears. Mr.. Stratton gradua.
ted from that school last February, but
his wife does not hope to be so fortunate
for another year at least. She is still
attending the school and there will bt
no vacation before next June. Mr..
Stratton is now ON the lookout for 0
school to teach. Later. He has just Sc
cured the Keys Flat school, commencing
next Monday.
DR.. Lannerberg, the eye specialist o.
The Dales, arrived here Sunday even.
ing and has been kept quite busy attend
ing to many of our people. He certain
4 ly comes well recommended and hi:
work gives satisfaction. The doctor viii
remain with us until Saturday or posi-
bly, Monday, when he leaves for Fossil
to remain there about one week. The
people OF Fossil who need the doctor''
service should have no hessitancy to cal
on him and have their eyes examined
The doctor will again visit us next fall
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