Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-04-28
LOCAL NEWS.


ranch 70 spend the summer.
Miss Mary velton and Mrs. Jas. Brown
were visiting friends In town Sunday.
T. q. Johnson, Oscar portwooi and
s. A. PattIson returned Sunday from
visit to Portland.
Mrs. Ed Mckinney IL assisting In the
kitchen work at the Condor hotel during
Mrs. Maddock's absence.
Rev. Johns, Of Fossil, will hold services
In the church at this place next Sunday,
morning and evening.
VIM. Mckinney was In town Monday
morning with load OF early vegetables
from bis Rock creek ranch.
Any man who Is consumed with a
desire TO all a long.ielt want In this life
can do 10 by starting meat market In
Condor.
Harry Halstead and Mrs. Herbert
Halstead, Of Lost Valley, are In Port
land having their eyes treated by an
oculist OF that city.
Darling and Mcfarland repapcred the
court house this week. They have also
secured the contract for painting the
building inside and out.
Mr.. Robert Wilson, Of Michigan, father
Of the Wilson brothers here. arrived in
Condor last week and will remain with
his sons during the summer.
q. II. Noel has commenced an action
against Geo. Earhart for trespass, in
Justice Tatom's court. Trial set for May
9th. Another sheep trespass case.
subscriptions for the San Francisco
Examiner taken at the GLoBE Office
Save postage, time and trouble by sub.
scribing here. H.
Edgar Moore and J. w. Barr have been
elected delegates from Summit Lodge
M. 1870 |. o. o. +. to the Grand Lodge,
which meets next month at Roseburg.
Il. r. Weir, George Gibbons, r. b.
Moore and D. X. searcy we're among the
Mayville delegation who took In the
Odd Fellows celebration here Tuesday.
Some very neat silk badges have been
turned out from this Office lately for
admirers Of various candidates. You
would better order some for your favor
ite. Call In and see Us about II,
Mrs. ]. w. Gilman. and family, Of
Fossil, stopped In town Sunday night
while on their way TO visit their old
home In New Hampshire. They expect
70 DO gone about four months.
John Gross was kicked by horse one
day last week and seriously injured while
employed on Chas. Whites ranch about
IL miles from town. DR.. Shaw, Of Fossil,
was summoned TO attend him.
win searcy, OF Beecher Flat. returned
10 Portland on Tuesday, for further treat
ment. iie had been at home only a few
days but found he had not recovered
sufficiently to leave his physician.
T.. b. and +. d. Cornett, Of Linn coun-
~, are here visiting their father VIM.
Cornett, Of Matney Flat. They are ia
vorably impressed with .hls country, and
one Of them, at least, may locate here
permanently.
Gentle Spring was made TO tremble
in her slippers when the cold wind and
sleet storm oi Tuesday struck the coun.
try. Her ladyship should provide herself
with a seal skin saeque and arctic over
shoes before tackeling Eastern Oregon. .
w. w. Steiwer. OF Fossil, and Mrs. j.
+. Reisacher, of this place, returned
Saturday from Portland. Mrs. Reisacher
went down expecting TO bring her sister
in-law, who is an invalid, home with
her, but found her unable 10 stand the
trip.
Mrs. l.. Hoxter, OF Portland, was here
last week In the interest OF the Florence
Crltttenden Refuge of that city. The
Refuge 10 home for homeless and un.
fortunate girls, and is worthy institu
tIon. Mrs. Hoxter collected about $25
here.
The Lumber for the new parsonage has
arrived at Arlington ahd those who have
subscribed hauling can bring their load,
and others who are hauling wheat and
have no load back are invited to bring o
load OF lumber and help the good work
along.
Walter Foster, who has been empl Dyed
In Fix's bowling alley, met with serious
accident on Thursday OF last week, by
stepping on a rusty nail and running II
almost through the ball Of his foot. The
wound was better Monday morning and
Walter and his young sister, Ethel, start.
ed for Portland where their sister resides
The state encampment Of the G. A. r.
will meet at Tho Dales on May II, Is
and 10. A number Of veterans in this
vicinity have already signided their in
tention Of attending. Spanish toast will
occupy prominent place on the bill o.
fare and will DO served hot sixty times q