Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-01-26
LOCAL NEWS.

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$. d. Couturo's baby is reported to be
quite sick.
VIII Elwards aud wife, OF Mayyille,
we're 10 town last Friday.
Bert Wells has bcen down With the
grippe for the past several days.
Isoas -Frlday. Jan, 20, 1899, 10 the
vile of 9. T. Pinkham. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. a. Pattlson returned
Tuesday from visit TO Portland.
Winnie Kelsur ia sick ut Dunn Bros
sheep camp with symptoms Of typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maddox and their
daughter Louclla are sick with Ia grippe
thia week.
Quite number OF scholars are absent
%,Jm school ut present on account OF
sickness.
Miss Lulu Keizur, who is teaching
school at w. n. Browns place, visited
Condor Sunday.
Mrs. Alex DuthIe visited Mrs. John
Dysart, and other friends In town, on
Saturday and Sunday.
John Jackson was confined 10 his bed
with severe cold the fore part Of the
week but is now better.
Jim Klser's barn aud about seven
tons Of hay therein were consumed by
fire early Saturday morning.
w Ll. Ladages has been laid up with
an attack Of the grippe this week. lie Is
stopping at Rinehart's hotel.
G. w. White and Jean Lebous left
Saturday morning for Portland on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
The Fossil people are now debating
the question as to where they're at
In Wheeler county or in Gillian county.
The nickel-in.the.slot machine man
returned last week from Mitchell, and
is again doing business AZ tho Arlington
Saloon.
Mrs. Armstrong, OF Portland, arrived
here last week aud went on 10 Lost
Valley to visit while with relatives
and friends.
Miss Sadie Parman left last Thursday
for walla walla TO attend her sister,
Mrs. @. W. Mayer, who is very III with
pneumonia.
VIM. Dewitt, Of pendlc ton. travelling
correspondent for the East 0regonian,
was In town this week. lie went from
here to Fossil.
Louis Barker returned Sunday from
an extended yIsit 10 his old home in
Maine. He reports having had a most
enjoyable time.
Miss Maude Mcconnell and Miss Min.
MIC FrIckey have returned from Cor
wallis. where they have been attending
school this winter.
France leads In the use OF horseless
carriages, but this country makes them
A French order for 1900 has just beer
plhcnu ~ thls cOuutty.
W. w. Steiwer and W. W. Hoover. Of
Fossil, stopped In town last Thursday
night while on their way 70 Salem tc
sec about the coyote BILL"
The doctors OF the East are discussing
the question whether the grip is con
tagioua or epidemic. But this does moi
interest the man who has IL.
Lloyd Parman had the misfortune TO
sprain bis ankle pretty badly last week
while indulgIng In reckless jumping
with some other boys at school.
Jean Lebous being absent, aud his
bar tender. Charley Wilson, being sick
Barr Bros. have been managing th'
affairs at the Arlington Saloon the past
week.
Geo. Hardle, OF Trail Fork. spent q
few days In town last week. He reports
sheep In his section doing iirst-rate, ant
that green grass is plentiful now tha
the snow has oil disappeared
A force Of 800 blue jackets has bee
sent TO Manila to take charge Of III
= three vessels added to the America
navy by the wonderful skill OF Admira
Dewey as marksinan and angler.
Some OF the travelling men cominI
through from Fossil inform us that on
friend Jim Stewart, OF tho Journal
contempla,es changing the name Of hi
paper to the wheeler County Record.
Chas. Royse, Of Gooseberry, was
town Saturday and attended the Mason
lodge 10 the evening. He informed l
that his cattle are wintering very vel
and that stock OF all kinds In his sectio
are In pretty fair condition.
A. IL. HoIcomb, who has been huyiu
horses Is this section, stopped in tow
Monday night. He purchased about
head OF horses In this vicinity, and HI
quite number at Olex, all Of which
viii take to the Sound country.
Don't you think, Harry" said Il
Sunday school teacher, "you could i
duce one or two boys to come TO SundI
school?D II could bring one" he :
piled" "De udder iellers In our all'
kin lick me. Life.
e. w. Moore purchased ten-pour
.t. ~e Ia "a n..n De-. atn.a si