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

Club Weir was over from Mayille
for a few days during the week.
Rev. Curran has returned from Call.
iothIa much improved In health,
j. l.. Lancaster and s, A. PnttIson vie.
tied Arlington during the week.
Mrs, WIN Dunlap and Mrs. Allie Bald
Ing visited Arlington during the week.
NJ, Il. Summers aud family have NOV.
ed into their residence on Oregon Ave.
Atbufn Moore has rented the Gross
place and moved his family there.
Mrs J. II. Clark loft Tuesday morning
for Drain to look after business matters.
II. N. Frazer and NJ. o. Clarke made
d business trip 10 Portland durndg the
week.
Rev, Edward Curran will preach at
lone next Sunday as II IL his regular
day at that place.
win searcy has been on the sick list
for few days. lIe Is In town under the
care Of DR.. Wood.
WIN. Elem, former resident OF this
section returned few days ago after an
absence OF several years.
Mra. II. Il, MInroa, OF Arling.
ton came out Friday TO look after her
farming intrests and visit friends In Con-
don.
Riley Billings was over from Lone
Rock Tuesday. lie put In the Summer
harvesting on EiRhtmile where, he says,
they cut very fair crop.
Miss Mable IIalstead Is down with an
attack Of typhoid fever. Miss Belle VIII.
son has taken her place In the intermed'
late department Of the public school.
A. G. IIawson. an old resident OF Ar
lngton, has disposed of all his interests
there aud left last Friday for Juneau,
Alaska, where he expects to engage In
business.
Mike Summers and John Shriver re.
turned from Portland last Thursday.
They report the metropolis as being ra-
ther quiet and said they did not have
much Of time.
The City RESTRAINT was closed on Tnes-
day morning before breakfast was served
by Sheriff Wilcox, says the Weakly.
That's one on the sheriff. We did not
he was serving meals,
Mrs. r. Il. Armstrong, who has been
In Portland several months taking med
lcal treatment, came home last Friday
but was Obliged TO return to the hospital
the following Thursday.
Clarence Palmer. who is engaged In
lucrative barber business In Shaniko, is
one Of the many late additions to the
uLoBR subscription list. His Condor
friends will be glad to know that he Is
doing well.
A slight blaze In the residence occu-
pied by Mrs. Herbert Halstead aud chill
dren, on Spring street Friday called out
the fire department. But little damage
was done and the blaze was quickly ex-
tinguished.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson returned
from Portland Sunday. They we're ac-
companied on their return trip by Miss
Elossie Scott who Is a sister OF Mrs. Jack
son. She will remain in Condor per-
haps for the winter.
Losr-Sunday Oct, 5, on the road be-
tween Henry llartman's place and Con-
don, a motrocco bound bible bearing
name OF Florence Davidson on hy-leaf.
Suitable reward.ii returned to Mrs. Otis
Propst or left at this office
W. A. Campbell came in from Sher-
man County during the week ahd while
here leased his Ferry Canyon ranch to
VIM, TwiIley, late of Shaniko, for two
years. Mr. Campbell has given up plant
ing bananas on the land for couple or
three years.
John hrtna was In town Tuesday
looking as though he had been mixed
up witha nest OF hornets. The trou BILE
was caused, however, by a colt in his
barn kicking q pole against his head
causing severe scalp wound aud some
swelling of the optics.
"a List Of Goods Made in Seattle" is
the title OF neat pocket directory OF
manufacturing firms of that city. 1t is
issued by the Manufacturers Associa-
tion. A copy can be secured by sending
your address to the secretary, 2lS Second
Avenue South, Seattle, Wash.
An effort is being made to organize a
football II at this place to compete with
Fossil on the day Of the Oaledonian club
meeting which will be held at Fossil on
or about October TO-. Should the organ
ization be effected and q game played on
that day return game will probably be
played at Condor on Thanksgiving day.
Prof. Patterson, principal OF the Lone
Rock school, opened the term Monday
morning but before the day was over he
suffered an alarming attack of heart trou
hle and was carried to his home. His
death is expected at any time. The
school officers sent request to Superin
tendent Meals Office Tuesday morning
to recommend a suitable principal to take
charge OF the school.
Reiplinger & Bates who have purchas