Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-01-12

Chinook Monday and Tuesday.

week.
Oscar Portwood left Monday for a
vislt to Portland, Salem and other Val
Icy points.
Miss Alice Bartmlas, OF Portland, arriy.
ed here Saturday and 10 the guest Of
Mrs. w. q. Myers.
w. L. Tobey, Of the drm Of Tobey
Bros, has been appointed postmaster at
0lex, vice &. o. RaIston, resigned.
The present 10 the heaviest snowfall
that has visited this section Of country
since the "hard wintern ten years ago.
Mrs. Ella Rlnohart, Mayvllle's popn.
lar postmistress. visited friends and at.
tended TO business In the probate court
:. here last week.
wm Black, Of Mayville, was brought
before Judge Neale yesterday on charge
OF insanity. His examination was IN
progress at late hour last evening.
Daring the month Of December the for
felted railroad lands purchased by resi-.
dents Of this community, at County
Clerk Fraxcr's Office. amounted 10 the
sum Of sil 200.
William Werhli, Of Mayvllc, passed
through here Monday Ia a sleigh, bound
for Arlington, whero he went 10 meet
Mrs. Werhli on her return from visit
with friends In California.
w. L. Wilcox left Monday morning
for Salem, where hc goes 10 have peep
at the wise men Of the Oregon legisla-
ture now In session assembled. He
expects TO be absent about week.
II. G. Strickland was in town Mon.
day. He says the range horses are
slowly starving 70 death. and that II the
present weather continues many weeks
they will mostly be out Of their misery.
DiKp-on Thursday, January 10. 1890.
at the residence OF her daughter. Mrs.
w. 8. Myers. Mrs. Margaret Phillips
aged about 80 years. The funeral will
take place at II O'Clock today from the
church.
Frank Parker has been quite III for
the past week and, being without rela-
tlves or means Of support, 10 being
taken care Of by the county. fIe Is re-
ceivlng good attention and nursing at
the home Of Joseph Parraso
Charlie and Lon Stevens were In from
Lone Rock Tuesday. They report stock
looking fairly well in their section and
hay enough to run them, unless we have
an exceptionally hard winter from this
time on.
BoRs-Frlday, Jan. o, 1890. 10 the
vile OF Jim Brown, OF sniptiou, a son
and heir, whoee weight was nine pounds.
Jim expects 10 initiate the youngster 10
the mysteries Of coyote hunting with
hounds as soon as the SNOW goes off.
Boas--Saturday, Jan. z, 1900, to the
vile of Mike Summers. nine pound boy,
Motherand child are getting along nice.
ly, and Mike is expected 70 recover. as
his frIenas have been keeping him on
loo since the happy event.
@. s. and Oscar Jayne, two young
men from Heppner. have purchased $50
acres Of and from Ray Hanson. which
IL located about FIVE miles west OF town,
and have taken possession OF the same.
They expect to engage In the stock busl-
ness.
Honlton had very successful Christ
mas tree. A short programme was ren.
dered, one Of the leading features OF
which was the vocal solo by Miss Birdie
Henshaw, Of University Park. Miss
Henshaw returned TO Portland with her
aunt, Nj, d. ilenshaw, on Thursday -
Oregon Mist.
A young justice Of the peace in Bar
rem valley tied his FIRST matrimonial
knot the other day, and became so rat.
tied In the performance that at the
close Of tho ceremony he asked the
groom II "cussing was Visionary"
And he didn't kiss the bride. Baker
City Republican.
- A report has reached here that Bern
hart Geidy, who left here about one
month ago to visit a sister In Abilene,
Texas, Is dangerously III at that place,
and that hIs recovery is considered
doubtful Mr.. Geidy's health has been
poor for some time aud his manr friends
here will regret 10 hear OF the sudden
change for the worse.
DR.. Shaw, OF Fossil, was in town last
Thursday on professional business and,
feeling as though he needed something
that was beyond his own skill, called
at this Office. had his case diagnosed and
received prescription for 81 doses ol
the tiLoRE. The first dose was taken on
the spot, and the genial doctor declared
that he felt perfectly able to drive back
to Fossil.
The following new officers were in
stalled and inducted Into office al
the regular meeting Of Condor Camp
w. o. W. on last Thursday evening;
s. A. Pattison, Consul Commander
P. II. Stephenson, Adviser Lieutenant;
j. r. Frazer, Clerk; Rumble Palmer,
Escort; Il. A. Nelson, Banker; James