Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Whitcc Of Paper
sack, were In town Monday.
Dunn Bros. are getting In new goods
every few days for their Fall trade.
Miss Benlah Fiixwater is suffering
from MI attack Of septic fever this week.
Luke Mason is again on the street,
after seyeretussel vi ith the septic ieven
Ed. Nelson returned Tuesday from a
trip through the interior with q drum
mer.
Mrs. r. II. Stephenson ls on the sick
list this week. Or. Gullette 10 attend.
Ing her.
John jackson, who bas been laid ~
several days with an attack Of fever, Is
improving.
j. X. FItzwater and daughter. Miss
Grace, went to Rock creek Tuesday In
quest Of fruit.
One Of the new covered stage coaches
made Its first trip from Arlington TO
Condor yesterday.
Mrs. ]. IL. Downing and Mrs. =. M.
Sprlngston went 10 Rock creek Monday
after hack load OF fruit.
Elder Swift, Of the Church Of Christ,
will preach In the Baptist church next
Sunday at II q. N. and p. ~.
Il. A. Wallace has bought two lots
just north OF ]. X. Clark's residence,
and will build dwelling thereon.
Judge Neal, who has been occupying
the J. II. Clark house for some time,
moved out to his ranch yesterday.
Jack and Albert King have returned
TO their home at Salem, and are no doubt
singing "Thc Gifl Left Behind Me-"
W. a. Darling received word last FRI
day Of the death of his father at Tacoma.
The old gentleman was about 70 years
Of age.
r. II. Stephenson has began receiv-
ing hls line Of Fall goods, and already
has some Of the finest fabrics ever offered
In Condor.
Mrs. Russell and daughter, Miss Susie.
Of Trailfork, went 10 The DaIles this
week, where the latter win enter the
st. Mary Academy.
Tom Portwood Is expecting big in
voice Of harness. saddles, etc, In q day
or two. Tom says he has no kick
coming at the way business has started
out.
The latest news from China is that
the allies themselves may soon be in
need Of rescue party. They are getting
short OF food, and Chinamen are thicker
than gnats.
Charlie llabesohn presented US with
sample Of pears tho other day grow n
on his lots In town on trees planted two
years ago which prove beyond doubt
that Condor ls In the fruit belt.
MARniED-Sunday, August 20. 1900, at
the residence Of squire wilkinson White
on Papersack, Mr.. james Campbell and
Miss Maggie Mcfarland. The happy
compile have the best wishes Of every.
body.
The threshers are humming on all
sides Of as these days. From the num-
Der oi steam whistles footing their shrilI
toots one might Imagine that Gillian
county has hall dozen railroads all
headed for Condor.
Miss Belle Wilson went to Sniption
Monday morning 70 commence teaching
the school in that district Miss Wilson
has waded through snow waist deep in
Michigan many time In order to get
to and from her school. She Is of the
heroic type we read about in the papers
from the bIizEard.swept prairies OF the
East.
John A. McMorrls has been engaged
10 superihtend the work OF construction
OF the Condon--I Lost Valley telephone
line, and active work will begin next
week. Work on the line has been sns
pended for come time, and II is mat
ter Of qualification to all parties con
rerued to know that the project ls to b,
speedily completed. Mr., McMorris |,
getting to be practical telephone man
W. 4. Darling comes TO the front with
a pretty good potato story. When th'
late cloud-burst was playing hob will
things In general out Ia the Hay creel
country the flood took short cut acrosi
his potato patch. The water swept al
the soil from the nurphys and carried
rocks weighing two tons each two mile
down the canyon, but those potatoe
we're so big that the food could not turl
them over and start them rolling. Il
such ways as this is the worth OF Gillian
county coil proven.
In view Of the recent action Of the cit
council in providing penalty for tn
infringement Of the irrigation ordinance
itlnay be some consolation to Condo
people TO know that few days since q
Canton, Ohio, when President McKinle
had his much trampled lawn sprinkle
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