Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-10-06
LOCAL NEWS.

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Father servais returned to Condor
last Thursday.
Mrs. Ella RInchart, Of Mayyille, wa,
In town Tuesday.
Edgar Moore left yesterday for Port
land on business trip.
A heavy, white frost covered the
ground Tuesday morning.
The Intcr.mouniain Fair 10 running
ut BoIse, Idaho, this week.
Work has begun In good earnest Al
Armstrong Bros. brick yard.
Snow was visible on some Of the near.
by mountains Monday morning.
w. D. Smith, Is building a new rcsi.
denee on HE ranch west Of town.
Light showers, less dust and cooler
weather are now the order oi the day.
Bowling aud boxing are the main at
fractions At Fix's establishment just now.
Rev. servais will hold service IN the
Catholic church next Sanday, Oct. 9th
Club Weir. of the arm 81 shurie,
Weir 4 Co., Arlington, Was In town
yesterday.
Mrs. wehrli, Of Mayyillc, started last
sack for visit with friends In Cali.
7ornia.
"Mr." Parker has been engaged y,
janitor al the school house for the pres.
ent term,
Harry Reed has appointed j. NJ,
Johns 10 the position as stage agent u,
Arlington.
Mise Ethel Parman will leave tnmor-
row for Forest Grove. where she goes 10
attend school.
The Dalles has 10 saloons and, Just TO
make the number ''evcn" IL will soon
hare the 10th.
Charlie Dorroughs 10 hauling wheat
20 Arlington Tor Jim Kiser. Jim 10 busy
doing road work.
RilI Brown VAS In from his Thirty.
mile ranch Monday with load Of lne
peaches and grapes,
Mr.. Hartman, the carpenter, has
moved his family into the house recently
vacated by d. &. Wright
d. s. Brown moved his family TO town
Monday for tho winter. They will oc.
cnpy the ]. w. Blake house.
DR.. Hudson has inst received fall line
OF the best make of spectacles. yon'
eyes need help call and see him.
Mr.. G. scholt. oi olcx, was in town
iast Thursday and Friday, the guest o.
bis daughter, Mrs. T q. Johnson.
Belle and Stella Darling expect TO "
to The Dslles next week where they viii
remain for the winter and attend school
Mr.. and Mrs. McKlnsie. OF Kansas
who have been visiting at Fossil iol
several weeks, left for home Tuesday
morning.
The last job Of threshIns on Matne'
Flat was cleaned up last Saturday a
Fred Aliens place, by W. l.. Barker
machine.
Miss French, Of The Dallcs, was
passenger on the sonth-bound stag
Monday on her way 70 Fossil to visI
friends.
II. N. Frazer is having a number o
improvements added 70 his residence
property this week. shedd Grider l
doing the work.
Frank Moore's mother and hrothe
arrived In Condor on Tuesday from
Montana and are staying at the Moor
ranch near town.
Prof. Paul organized writing elias
on Monday evening. The class meet
In the school house and Is composed Q
about 20 members.
J. II. Downing has sold to T. ]. Jorda
the vacant lot lying between Dunn Bros
aud Al Hensha w's store on Main street
The price paid was 800.
six new pupils were enrolled at tn
public school Monday morning, maxim
q total oi II. The school will prohabl
reach the 100 mark In another month.
Charlie Underwood, who is down wit
typhoid fever at @. w. Whites place
on Trail Fork, IL reported as Rettin
along well, DR.. Hogan ls attending hin
Considerable wheat Ia being hanlc
TO Arlington lately. Not many sales al
reported. however, the owners preferrir
to hold their product for hetter pric
Mrs. Mary Norton, Of California, VIII
has been visiting the family OF II. I
Hendricks In Fossil for some time. r
turned to her home on Thursday Of la
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Wright left Tue
dry morning for Winlock, where the
will reside during the winter. Mr.
Wright will teach the school at tn
place.
Word has been received from ].
Portwood, who 10 In the mountains viii
Howard Tobey's sheep, that there W,
inches Of snow at his camp the 9th,
m mig.
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