Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-08
u LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Lnln FiixwAter IL teaching school
In the Loot Valley district.
Gen. y. Carpenter. and wife, Of Eos.
sll, we're 10 town Tuesday.
J. A. w. scrogsin was In town during
the week on probate busniss.
Joseph frixzall WAS In town this week
on businevs before the probate ronrt.
Circurt conrt will convene here one
week fran next Monday, September ~.
3oRN--su0dav, September 4, 1898, u
Mr.. aud Mrs. WIN. Livingston. daush-
ter.
Mr.. ani Mrs. Hugh Strickland, 81 Has
creek, visited friends in town last Sun.
day.
J1hn Maiden was In town lapt Thurs
day on hp way home from u business
trip u Tue Dalles.
MIsa Daley Dnwning went ~ Riggs,
Wascu enunsy, lart week 70 take chary.
oi the school at that place.
DIED Sunday morning. September I.
1905. Mrs. Betsy lrenlongsr, y lie uf JUhh
Irsnunger. u Trail Fork precinct.
Wsl,pr Campbell, the wpll.kunwn life
Insurance agent. u again In anr midst.
"Walt" 10 NIL right; talk With him.
Mrs. Maley is l,niLling fine new res-
idrnee On her ranch west VI tOwn. j. 4
Clark and George TatvnI are doing tie
work.
Mrs. J. w, Blake and family expect
10 leave t0siny Ur t,inurr,iw i0r The
Daller, where they viii reside during
the winter.
Charlie Fix has completed the ar
Yanweulent IL his hath rooms aud IL no~
really TO do business With the great
unwashe,l."
wAsrgp--Good heei cattle. Will pay
Rond price iUr first-class st,Tk. No other
Kind wanted. Call On, or address NJ
once. Jordan Bros. Condor, Or.
Three sermons were preached In The
hall last Sunday. Rev. Bailey prrHrbe'i
In the lnpn,rn Rnd EVEN u. nnh ksy,
Lawsnn. OF Mnyville, 10 the afternoon
J.F. Rpisaeher left inrrle.lly for Part
land SATURDAY, afternoon In response l'
q summons which stated that his sisteF
who has I,een nm invalid Tor some tline,
was worse.
Silas Wright. former resident oi
this county, nuw ~ khea Greek. wHs
In tnwn "Wednesday shaking hands With
old friends. Mr.. Wright wishes TO pur-
cliase some stuck sheep.
Otis Helms, who was very seriousi,
injured u iew weeks ago by heinR thrown
fr,,n, i,orse. near Fossil, and who WIS
uncnnsrious fur days, has regAintst cot'
sclQusarss and Ia rapidly recovering.
w. T.. Rgrker,e thfeshing onitit IL ri
Howard i'rnpst's this week. Mr. Barker
thinks The grain he has thrcshed viii
average Hb0nt 20 bushels H. the acre,
His own crop made ahont 1000 bnsheis.
MAamgp-At Oregon Clty. Oregon, on
SATURDAY September 8. 1893, ME- Howard
Q. T,t,ey, OF this parr. aud Mics Fran
kIe +. Selmit, 0f 0lex, Rev. A. J. Mont
gon,cry' II the First Presbyterian church
Of Oregon City officiating. THIS report
10 authentic.
G. L. Baker finished heading last
week and began thresl INK Monday. lie
has about 800 acres OF wheat this year
and IL il all W No. ! qnality. Mr..
Raker will run his thFesher as long ar
there is anything To thresh.
On last Saturday r. II. Stephenson.
administrators, sUld 40 hrad of horses
belonging tu the estate Of John Liin.
dec.ared. The hurrrA slld law, bringing
only tFine over 10 90 per heal on M
average. u. l.. Neal WAS the auc,ioneer.
Mr.. and MIRA. q. J. Caven, III Pine
creek, visited their daughters. Mrssiaii'es
Wilcox aud Pinkimm. last SATURDAY and
SUNDAY. They hrmght over q laad ~
the choice fruit. FIR which their orchard
is famous, and funnd u ready market for
II among Conlnn people.
DtEp-Snn.iay morning. September 4
1895, after nm illness of only few hourr,
Lawrence, the infant son of Mr.. an.i
Mrs. X. b. Pong. aged nhont ten nnnths'
The funeral occurred al the Cnndnn r~ni'
etery on Monday aiternuon. This - the
twln brother of the child who was 81
seriously III here q few months ago.
q. q. Parinan finished heading and
thrpshing Tuesday an HE farm 3t6 Milrl
from. Cnndnn. tie run both Ut his hraei'
ers 1nd tlreshpg maehine inll blast Ailt
averaged i,l0nt 500 bushels day. Tht
rYain was very thick and heavy aud
yielded cnornnusly, MIR. Parman hat
sold his interest In the machine 70 Cooke
Bros.
D. S. Wright returned Monday from
Indians, where he vent several week.
nvo with carload III horses. Mr..
Wright says times are fairly goh In the
Honsier state. tie lid not sell many oi
his horses, preierring 70 leave then
with his hrnthers, who reside there
until the horses were In better condition
for the market.
r. Jacobsen, oi The Dalles. the wei
known and highly respected dealer u
mnsicial Instruments, passed away
from COIdon---0n Tuesday. ihr 9th Inst,
after . brief soimFn ~ Int irw hnnrs
He didn't 90 mp higher" bat, instead
went toward Wasco, anil with his las
breath he assnrei HE friends that. lik
60 ring flowers and summer days, b
will coins again. ''Jakeyn 10 due !
Condor again 10 ahnnt month,
Jim Cameron. Louis Barker, Loul
Couture anil Elsln Myers are now u
South Pass City, Wyo,. with their sheeI
Jim writes to q friend In Condon thN
they have traded of $500 head OF shee
iof 4 widow lady and her two grow
daughters, and that the other three hoy
have appropriated the new property an
4 left him ont. jim says thera are "otht
n s.ahhiaa M TIM hearh ~ thouqh an