Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-02-18
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A large crowd attended the ball here
Monday night, 30 numbers having been
sold.
Henry Cuendet and wife now occupy
the Downing residence, having moved
Friday.
Miss Anna 0glesby Of Junction City is
visiting AZ the home Of Mrs. Veatch, In
Salem. Statesman.
Deputy Sheriff Tom johnson was do.
Ing official business In the north end Of
the county this week.
Bert Horton arrived home this week
from Minnesota, whore be spent the win
ter, 10 charge Of the Clay sheep.
Henry Hartman Ia building neat
little dwelling house on his lid. claim
near Hay Creek, that he filed on recent
ly.
Mr.. >. a. Pattison Of Emmett, Idaho,
is down here looking at the country with
view 10 locating II II suits him.
Tho GiOnE ia few hours late this
week, owing 10 the editor being in the
clutches 81 a severe cold and fovcr.
Ed Collins Of Ferry Canyon made final
proof on his Hid. Saturday before Clerk
Frazer, with Ed and Syl Palmer M Wit
nesses.
Hon. w. w. steiwer, Wood Gilman,
tMW. s. Thompson and Il. r. Weir stopped
In Condor Sunday night on their way
10 attend the Stock mems convention at
Pendlcton.
Ata populiets' convention held In Polk
county last Wednesday we notice that
I'D Bell, . lifelong reader of the GLoHR,
~ ali lal, Hal. IA a.. Ntt. aNaNs
vention at Portland.
Mrs. I'D Portwood and little girl re-
turned home Monday from Arlington,
where they had been visiting her par
ents several weeks. Her brotherin-law,
John Stephens. accompanied them toI
Condor.
Married, Mt Condor, on Tuesday even.
ing Feb. 18th, Mr. August Anderson,
our city marshal, and Miss Mary Cox
The ceremony was performed at the
home oi Mr. and Mrs. II. g. Jordan by
Recorder Hendricks.
win Meek received letter this week
from his brother John Meek, who has
been wintering sheep at South 81. Paul
stating that he will return TO Eastern
Oregon sometime the latter part Of this
month, -ieppner Times.
II was reported here this week that
Bill Stephens, formerly OF Condor, but
who has been residing In uuatilla coun
ty since leaving here, WAS drowned sew
eral days ago Whether or not the re-
port " true we are unable TO say.
Harry strickiin Of Rock creek began
teaching at Ajax last week, and has al
ready been engaged 10 teach in the Sam
trGas.aaa liafpt.sf niaw "a la
present term expires. Harry gives ex-
ceIlent satisfaction ne u teacher and
never has occasion 70 go long without a
school.
Mr.. g. Bntt, the new attorney left
Tuesday FOR Newberg with the intention
Of moving bis family 10 Condor within
the next two weeks. He lie much pleased
with our town and people, and believes
\ this county has great future. lie
thinks our climate IL the finest in the
United States.
Miss Florence Davidson secured Cd
grade certificate al the teachers ex.
animation here last week. Miss Lulu
Keiznr's average standing fell little
short Of the requirements, and. although
little discouraging, she can be cons oiled
with the advice given In that old maxim,
'If at first you don't succeed, try, try
again"
Mrs. Frazer began circulating cub.
acription paper at Condor Saturday for
parsonage, which will soon be erected
near the church. IL is being literally
signed, and II all do their duty TO them
selves and the town, enough will soon
be subscribed to insnre comfortable
parsonage something We should have
had long ago.
Hia many friends here will regret to
learn that Charley Gross has again been
returned TO the insane asylum from
Umatilla county. When he was dis
charged last fall from the asylum it was
thought that he had fully recovered, but
fate appears to be against him. Their
friends deeply spmpathize with him and
his family in their misfortune.
Wm. Rudio, the wel-known merchant
and catteman Of Long Creek Is pfepar-
ing TO take 900, 4 and 5-year-old steers to
Alaska for beef, starting for tbht region
about May lst. He will take with him
10 men and about so pacR>horses. The
outfit landed at Dawson City, will cost
him 1000, but tits needless 10 say that
Mr.. Rudio will return with fat pnrse,
The two bridge committees from Gil
liam and Sherman counties, met last
Thursday, rs per appointment, and will
present their report TO the respective
county courts at next meeting. We
understand that they found fairly good
location Int, MS the hills on both sides
are frightfnlly steep, II will require wind
ing long way around, in order TO get
the desired grade.
As per summons, the two defendants
in the sheep trespass case, Tom and
Lewis Davidson. appeared at Condor
Friday. The plaintiffs, John Chance
and j. w. Scrivner, were also present,
aud the defendants, through their attor.
ney, L. w, Darling proceeded to file
answers TO the complaints and set the
Justice mill n-Rrinding It had all the
appearance OF tho beginning Of a long