Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.
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town Monday.
T.. !. Weir. Of Arlington, was here
the first Of the week.
Dr.. Coryell and family, Of Mayyllle,
were In town yesterday.
John ShrIver loft Tuesday morning
for Walla Walla on o business trip.
Mrs. CIV. crosiield has returned from
an extended visit at Portland and Wasco.
". A. and A. H. Cooke, oi Tacoma,
sons Of l.. l.. Cooke, attended court here
last week.
DR.. Lazier and Fred George came ont
from Arlington Sunday night TO give
testimony In the Cooke case.
Miss Minerva Neal, who has been snf-
icsIng from an attack Of septic fever, is
reported much better.
Mrs. Gillette. sister OF w. A. and l..
W. Darling, arrived yesterday from
Montana to visit her brothers,
John Jackson returned from Portland
Monday. John reports good tlme In
the metropolis, whore he went on a com,
bined business and pleasure trip.
Work was commenced yesterday on
tho new implement house being built
By T. u. johnson and Y. NJ. Plitcr. The
building will be 4sx50 feet, with square
front.
II. w. Pauline left yesterday morning
for Portland, where he may accept
position which has been offered him.
Mrs. pauIing has been visiting In the
city for several weeks.
Fred Smith. an early pioneer Of this
county, bnt now a resident Of Crook coun-
~, came In Sunday 10 visit old friends.
Mr.. Smith 10 engaged In the stock busi-
ness In Crook county.
The regular panel Of jurors was ex-
cused from further attendance at court
Thursday evening with tho exception
Of those who were accepted as jurors on
tho Cooke murder case.
William Christie met with quite
painful acciden, the other evening while
riding bucking broncho. The horses
head and bis think tank came 10 collI-
sIon TO the sorrow Of the latter.
I'D Dunn left for Portland Tuesday on
business trip. Mrs. Dunn, who has
been visiting friends IN tho Valley for
some time, will Join him In tho city and
they viii return about the last oi the
week.
DIR. NIcklin, the well-known dentist,
expects TO leave Saturday or Sunday for
Portland 70 attend a meeting OF the State
Dental Board, OF which he is chairman.
He will return shortly after the 10th OF
October TO finish up his seasons work in
Condor.
DIR. A. II. Ruedy. coroner Of Gillian
county and one Of Arlington's most
prominent physleians. came out Thurs
day TO give testimony Ia the Cooke mur-
der trial. lie was excused Friday
afternoon and left Tor home 10 look after
his patients,
Squire Wilkinson White, Of Paper
sack. was here last week, the guest Of Mr.,
and Mrs. p. II. Stephenson. Mr. White
IL one OF our Oldest and best respected
citizens and hs took great pleasure in
meeting and greeting his many friends
who we're In attendance at court.
Miss EtheIyn Parman, daughter OF @.
q. Parman, and Benjamin Il. Dcnnis. of
Pendleton, we're united in marriage at
the residence Of the brides father last
evening. A large number Of friends OF
.ihe bride were present to witness the
ceremony. The young couple will have
the best wishes Of host Of friends.
]. II. Downing returned Monday from
his California trip. Mr.. Downing went
to the Golden state for the purpose OF
closing deal for the sale Of bis 2l-acre
fruit ranch at San Jose, but after look
ing over the place again he decided to
keep II. He says crops are good In some
parts OF California but nowhere did be
soc crops to equal those Of grand old
Gillian county.
Cash A. Simpson and Ed Mckinney,
aheepmen OF Condor, Gillian county,
purchased, early this week from John
Silvies OF John Day, band Of 1000 head
OF ewes, which they obtained at $500
per head. The fguro paid is consider
ably less tnan the present price, yet tho
price Of sheep has declined some Of
recent date in the Eestern markets. -
Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Brown, Of Snip
zion, returned last Saturday from visit
with Mr.. Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown, Of Dallas, Polk county.
The elder Browns crossed the plains in
t847 and settled In the Willamette val
Icy. In '48 Mr. Brown went TO the Cali
fornia minea and made q stake, return
ing 10 Dallas in 40. when he bought
"squatter's right" on a pnrt OF the orig
inal Applegate tract. He secured Gao
acres OF that 2ne land aud has resided
continuously on the same ranch ever
slnce--more than 90 years. On their re-
turn from Dallas Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
left their children Jay and Pearl at The
Dalles, where they will attend school.
Pearl was placed in the Sisters school,
and Jav will attend the nublic school