Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-18
LOCAL N EvvS.


Miss Nora Caraon came ont from Port
land last Thursday to visit her sister,
Mra. !. L. Gulleltc.
WIN. Rettie, the well-knosn sheep
man, WAS In town the first Of the week
from Maysllie precinct.
William Looney, who has been tend.
ing camp In tho Mountains oil summer,
II back 10 civilization again.
II. II. Flint. q brother Of Clyde Flint,
who came ont from Iowa few months
ago, left for Portland Tuesday.
Joe Trevett has several tons Of fine
cabbage for aale. Leave orders Ut +. II.
Supplements Of Dunn Bros. store. d3s.
sam E. Van yaetor, the popular at
torney, left Sunday for Portland on
business trip.
Mr.. aud Mrs. u. Adlard, Of Ferry Cam
-yon. made trip 70 Arlington last week
10 bring out their winter supplies.
r. II. Stephenson 10 down with an
attack oi the prevalent fever. y. B,
Barker IL also victim ci the disease.
George Gillette arrived from Montana
last saturday evening and, With his
family, will locate ii condon. Mrs Gil.
lette. who Ii sister Of w. A. and i, w.
Darling. has been here for several weeks
visiting her brothers. Tho family Will
reside In the Parraxo houae on north
Main street.
Mrs. Clara Darling 10 sole agent for
the reliable cloak and suit house Of
Chaa. Al. stevens 4 Bros, Chicago
Ladies' requiring anything In this line
should consut her. Lowest prices and
no express charges. Goods delivered ~
Condor. Full limo Of samples oi oil
goods handled. Give her your order,
Ii. M. clymer has been appointed post
master at Fossil, Vice Il. ]. Gates resign
cd. Dick Croker. oi New York ,--as we'll
Al many local democratsis Of the opln-
ION tint Mr.. Clymer's term will be a
short one, md that Il will expire, 40 a
matter oi political expedlency, shortly
after the fourth of nexs March.
David Russell, one 81 Gillian ccuniy's
prosperous young farmers, was transact
ing business In Condor last Thursday,
ana found time to make this office q
pleasant call. Mr.. Russell says the
recent heavy rains, followed by warm
sunsLine. have given the grass good
asart, and that range stock will not
euGfer this winter for want ol grass.
III our mention d the institution q
the Rabekah lodge, a this place, y
oar last issue we failed To note the pres
enca oi John +. Plnkham. who acted y
Grand secratery during tho institution
Mr.. pInkham ian member of the Grane
Lodges Of California, both the regulal
lodge and the Rebekah's, and II . mos
anthusiaslIc worker for tho crder-at
large
A lettes recently received by Mrs
Dysart OF this place from Rev. Mr
Maaly announces the fact that he doe
not expect TO again take eharge q th
Congregational church. Ills father
continued lIlncss necessItates bis giyin
an the work at this place. Rev. NJ
Curran will conduct services next Sun
day. morning and evening, in the Cor
ureuallonal church. All are most col
daily invited to these services.
Messrs. +. A. Forshaw and ]. p. Nc
Manus, Of pcndleion, wero here 70
days during the week In the interest
the Northwest Livestock and Woi
Growers Journal, which Is published
pendleton. The Journal isa new publ
cation and ID calculated to iill the Nortl
western Geld as sheepman's public
tion. wo believe the gentlemen abo'
mentioned contemplate issuing specii
Gillian county number oi the Journa
for which they are now collecting mat
rial.
The Order 81 Eastern Star held
interesting meeting In their lodge roo
in Masonic Hall last Saturday evenin
Worthy Grand Master Mrs. Jessie VeI
Of pendleton, was present on her otiic
tour Of visitation and 10 addition =
= new members we're admitted 70 iello
ship In the lodge-R. NJ. Johnson,
: Lone Rock, and Mra. $. X. Luna,
this place. Refreshments were serv
in the lodge's banquet hail. after
lodge work was finished. and m
pleasant evening Is reported by TN
who were present.
i. ]. Gates. formerly postmaster
Fossil. has returned from an East
trip of two months duration. WI
away Mr. Gates visited his old home
Missouri and also many points Of I'M
est IN tile middle states. lie went
over the Canadian Pacific, return
over tile Southern Pacific. Mr. G'
visited the stricken city OF Galvesto
few days after the hurricane, and
no tongue or pen can fully portray
horror OF the situation there. Mr.. G'
Ia now located at Arlington, where
has accepted position with shur'
Weir Co.
Mavor Dunn informa ue that on