Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-10-03

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They will visit next week in Linn coup-
" and then proceed to Southern Call.
iorBla, where they will spend the win.
ter.
George Tatom returned from Salem
Thursday after taking John Gross 10 The
asylum for the insane At that place. J.
Il. CLARK, who went with him, remained
TO Walt friends In the Willamette valley
and In southern Oregon for q week or
two.
We. Officer returned Thursday even.
Ing from Canyon City whore he was call.
cd week before by the illness Of bis ia.
ther. who wac thrown from horse and
dangerously injured. The old gentleman
was somewhat improved when I'd left
bin.
Frank Wilson returned from Portland
Saturday. He reports the weather mis-
erable In the Webfoot metropolis and
tho crowd IN attendance at the carnival
rather small. T. q. Johnson. who is
down with typhoid. was taken 10 the
hospital the day before Mr.. Wilson left
Portland.
CLYDE Flint and Harvey Howard have
bought the Abe Luelllng band Of horses
supposed 10 comprise about so head.
The prices paid was $40 per head for inll
grown horses, ts for yearlinRs snd suck.
Ing colts thrown In. The boys will pay
for all horses they can gather after reject
ing blemished stock.
Charlie wilkins was In from Glenn
yeFterday. lie had his measure taken
for n years subscription TO the GLoBg
and reported the railroad eurveyors
camped at hIs place the previous night.
They have found good line from Ar.
lington to that point and are pHshing
the work Condonward with all speed.
Joe Thvett. the jovial Rock Greek mel
on raiser was In town Tuesday with
load Of good things Incidentally We
might add that Joe left q lot OF big things
at the GLORE dolnlcile the other day
which are hard to beat. Potatoes foot
long. cabbages as big as nail kegs, roast
Ing ears that would pass for saw logs and
melons as sweet as the nectar OF the gods.
Thanks Joe; call again.
Mrs. II. Il. Armstrong. who has been
in Portland hospital for several
months where she underwent an opera.
tion last spring, returned home last FRI
day. She is somewhat improved in a
general way although the long tiresome
trip from Portland wore her out and
made her feel worse than usual for day
or two. Her friends hope, however, that
her recovery will now be more rapid.
J. +. Downer and o. A. Macey have
returned from trip to the Malheur
country, where Mr.. Downer went to look
for better sheep range. They visited
the family OF Frank Palmer, who recent
ly moved from this county IN the Nal.
henr, and found them quite well con-
tented In their new home. Mr.. Palmer
WAS on trade for an alfalfa ranch In
the Malheur valley when they were
there.
Bill Cooke ran up against the real
thing Thursday in the horse corral at
the Cooke ranch. Clyde Flint and Mr..
Cooke we're "wrangling" bronchos, Clyde
being aboard the running Oily Black Bet
tie and Bill was on foot. In some way
the two collided and in the melee Mr..
Cooke was kicked on the thigh and for
n while thonght the bone was broken
hut he was able to hobble around town
Friday.
q. W. Rinehart went down to A. A.
Carother's place on Rock creek Friday
for load of Mr.. Carother's fine fruit.
While there he saw the railroad sur.
veyors hard at work and pushing the
line towards Condor. They are running
up the creek through the Carothers
place heading for French Charlie" can
yon, which they expect to follow in get
ting away from the creek to the higher
country.
The City restaurant was closed by the
sheriff Tuesday evening on behalf OF Il.
Is. Lucas, John Jackson, Clarke & Frazer
and S. B. Barker, creditors OF the con-
cern. Mr., Parlett, the proprietor, stated
to GLOBE representative that he had
told his creditors that he would settle
with them Friday or Saturday and claims
that he had secured the money to do so
on Tuesday, but before he returned to
town the attachment was made. The
cook, walters and other help have some
wages coming which, it is understood,
will come out OF the assets before other
creditors are paid.
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