Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Don't forget ~ 10 10 the polls Satnr.
day and vote for bonds
Mr.. and Mrs. wm. Cornett 81 Matney
weTe IN town SATURDAY,.
Circuit court Will convene two weeks
from next Monday, Sept l0ih.
y. Mason, Of Shutter Flat, was In
town with a load Of apples YESTERDAY.
Earhart \ Moore have placed two Ane
new oak tables Ia their place Of bnai.
neps.
Miss Grace Fiizwater II insisting Ia
the duties Of the Condon postottlee this
week.
MiAs Katie Kelly. NJ Oiex. ia tho gnepi
Of her friend. Niles Birdie Henshaw, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Reisacher moved
into their neat new residence last Sat.
urday
Cooke Bros. are threshing for q. q.
Parman this week Tho grain IL Yield.
ing well.
Miss. Lidile Cummings, ~ IIalsey.
Ore, was the gncst of Mrs. II. W. Moore
this week.
Mrr. John IremonGer. n the Trail
Fork district. IL on lie sick list.
Dr.. Matte D. Shaw. ~ Fossil. filed
her medical license with the county
clerk on August eith.
An answer has been tiled In the
divorce ease of s. s. Dement, We. Ella
J. Dement,.
marriage license Was issned on the
10Th ult. IL II :. Tobey aud frankie T.
Hchott, hath o. this county.
Blaine Maley has been nursing sorr
hand far compile " weeks. the result
oi n bad cut from pwkel knife.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hoover, 81 Fo.ail. came
over on Friday 10 visit her daughter.
Mrs. J. r. RIcsaeher, and other iriendr
here.
A. J. shelton has sold the Mayvllr
Hotel u u. A. stinchaeh. II IL under
stood that Mr.. sheltoa will move 10
Cnndon.
r. II. Stephenson has finished his new
well and has a gnod supply ~ pnre
water. That's why r. 10 looking 90
pleasant thrse DAYS.
Mrs. Olive VI. CLAY. widow 81 the late
Harry Clay. Of Arlington, has been
granted letters nf guardianship Of the
estate II her two minar children.
A fine shower Visited this section on
Monday which hal the effect II LAYING
the dust aud Purifying the atmosphere.
70 the evident delight II eyer, body.
Rev. Bailey, II Grass Valley. who IL
doing eyangrlisllc work In Eastern
Oregon. IL conducting an interesting
series u meetings 10 Artaory hail THE
week.
X. w Crane was IN from Mayville
precinct Saturday. lie reports the har.
vest about completed and thrcshing
commenced. wheat is averaging about
rs busheIsper acre.
A. n. s. Coffin WAS IN from Ferry Cam.
yon Saturday. lc reports harvrstins
well advanced In his section, aud thfesh.
Ing commenced. The wheat Is yislding
we'll and the quality Is M /.
Mrs. Byrne. former resident oi this
nelghborhood. bnt INV Il California,
left for home on Saturday, after visit
OF week or two hers. drsln frtak
Bryne returned home with her.
Jim Brown aud family, aud Mrs.
John Palmer, returned last Thursday
from an outing at the seasiie. They
were at Nestncca beach, In Tillanook
county. aud had an enjoyable time.
II. D. Hendricks. U. $. Comnls-
sioner, cordially invites yonr patronage,
Land flings and land proofs can b.
made through him. Proofs OF claim'
may be made ut your homes. at NO aldi,
tional cost 70 yon.
IsoRS-- Wednesday evening, August "a
1893, to the wife II W. NJ. Dunlap, u
son. Bill estimates the youngsters
weight ut l2 or is pount4 aud expects
10 soon retire from bnainess and tnrt
his blacksmith shop over to his tive
boys.
Neighbor Stewart. the good.lookinI
and able editor Of the Fossil Journal
has been honnred with the first vic'
presidency " the Oregon Press AsSocia
tion, lately IN session With the Washing
ton editors ut Spokane. We extend th'
glad hand TO neighbor Stewart.
J, 4, Reiaaeher has taken out III,
partition which divided his harness an'
saddle establishments from tho rooms h
formerly ocnpled us living rooms. Thi
gives him double the room for his increas
ing business, which he has been needin
for some time.
Ed Dunn returned Saturday from Al
linxton, where he went TO look up th
wool market. lie fonnd no market 70
wonl at any price, thu buyers having u