Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.

ANNn@ele
Geo. wasOon was In town Sunday
from Awhile.
Joseph whyte was In from ThIrtymilO
during the week.
Mrs. Downer has moved into her town
residence for the winter.
Christmas dance at Condon. The
place for good time.
Mr. and Mrs. b. K. searcy were In
town Saturday and Sunday.
Nat Scott well known citizen Of Lone
Rock was In town Tuesday.
Father Kelly will hold service In the
Catholic church next Sunday.
Big dance In Armory hall Xmas
night. Come and bring your best girl.
Mrs. Young has returned from pleas
ant visit with friends at Walla Walla.
John Knox and his two sons started
on their Eastern trip Monday morning.
There will DO grand ball In Armory
ball New Years night. All are ihvired.
Georse Martin aud Frank Wilson
spent sevtyal days Ia Arlington during
the week.
8. v. Moore, Of Ferry Canyon was Ia
town Friday. lie took fine new buggy
home with him.
q, w. Rinehart left Tuesday morning
for Seattle where he will spend u month
or 90 visiting his son.
John Dysart, who has been on the sick
list for several weeks 10 able ~ be on the
street again.
Dr. Guliette expects 10 leave Condor
at an early date. We understand he will
return 10 Portland.
Mrs Clara Nicholson and Miss Lulu
Wslch were injured in runaway aeci.
dent at Glen Tuesday.
A Christmas tree and entertainment
will be given by the members oi the l..
D.s. church Christmas Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs, Q. 7. Pinkham were In
from Ferry Canyon Saturday night.
They returned Sunday.
Phil Morrell, who has been down with
typhoid was able 10 be on the street Tor
the ars. time Sunday.
Al Searcy will move his family from
the ranch on Beecher Flat 10 town here
they will reside ior the Winter.
The Baptist Sunday School will give
Christmas tree and entertainment at
che church Christmas evening. All are
invited TO be present.
Il. j. Moore, who lately arrived from
Montana with his family, has bought
100 acres Of land from his father, A. b.
Moore. lie has also tlled ON homestead.
Robert Seekamp will leave tomorrow
for Wisconsin where he goes to spend
the holiday season with friends and rel
ations. lie expects to be gone about
three weeks.
Elders Chase and Goodwin are holding
service In the Ids. church every even
ing this week. Elder Chase 10 also In.
structing class in vocal music every at-
ternoon at 5 80.
VIII Hardie went through Sunday
from Trail Fork bound for Ferry Canyon
with 1900 head OF sheep. The Hardie
boys will move all OF their sheep TO the
Ferry Canyon range soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Musgrove returned
Sunday from protracted visit with
friends at Seattle and Portland. Mr..
Musgrove's father VIM. Musgrove Sr., OF
Portland accompanied them home.
M. d. Carter, who has been teaching q
term Of school at Awhile this fall was in
town Saturday and Sunday. His term
will close at that place tomorrow and he
will at once begin three months term
at Matney Flat.
L. G. Edleman, an old and respected
citizen OF Mayville, died at that place
last Thursday after O long illness. The
innoral took place Friday, the services
being conducted by Rev. Hoyt OF the
First Universalist church OF Portland.
At the regular meeting of the o. E. s.
last Saturday evening the following Off
cers were elcted for the ensuing term
Mrs. johnson VIM; Mrs. Barker AN
Mrs. Pliter Sec; Mrs. Downing Treas
Mrs. Reisacher Con; Mrs. Halstead A.C
]. +. Reisacher w. z.
Mr.. Peteson, who had the contract FOL
the Wheeler County Court house at Fos
ell, wasin town Monday on his way hom'
to Corvallis. He stopped off here to looI
up business In his line for next Summer
While here he interviewed Dunn Bros
aud others in regard to putting up bricl
business blocks next Summer.
Jim Burns got somewhat bruised ant
shaken up yesterday morning by hors
kicking him in Ed Dunn's barn. Ill
stepped behind gentle driving horse
without a thought of danger when the
old equine turned loose with both feet
Jim escaped with few painful bruise
and counted himself lucky that the re
suit was no worse.