Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-04-04
LOCAL NEWS.

OFs SDt9eh VISA =" Ne"H A"es AafNey
from Mayyllle.
Deputy District Attorney Fred Wilson
Of The Dalles is here lhla week attends
Ing court.
Nat Scott, q we'll known sheepma Of
the Lone Rock country, served as Juror
this week.
The Baker City Republican has been
sold TO Edward Everett Young, Of the
Sumpter American.
O. s, Palmer has lnclosed his FesI.
dence with nice new fence, and is also
making other improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. schaifer. who reside on
the old Gelde plaee In the canyon south
Of town, were In Monday on court busI.
mess.
@. A. panneman, Miss Carrie Danue-
man and Mrs. Bessie Ladd came In
from Glenn Monday morning 10 attend
court.
Mrs. J. r. Dyer, who has been here
for some time under DR.. Woods treat.
ment, returned home Sunday. She is
much improved,
w. II. Dobyns and family, Of lone.
are the guests ot Prof. W. X. Neal and
family this week. Mr.. Dobyns Is at
tending court here.
Henry Murphy, prominent merchant
OF Monument, was here Sunday visiting
relatives. His sister, Mrs. Carter, and
her SON Charlie accompanied him homo
Monday.
Judge d. r. Hall, claim agent Of the
O. X. 4 n. Co., came In Sunday 10 look
after the interests Of his company In GER
tain legal matters In the Circuit Court.
O. II. Bellinger q son Of Judge Bellln.
ger, Of Portland, was here this week
attending court. Mr.. Bellnger holdsa
lucrative position with the o. X. an.
Co.
We understand that @. Il. smead,
the iruItgrower Of Blalock, is nos In
Minnesota organizing colony 10 bring
out TO Blalock and start iruitralsiug and
gardening.
Dunn Bros. have installed In their
store q ane new display hat case. II 10
neat piece OF furniture In oak and cell
luloid. Dunn Bros. Ia one Of our up-to-
date general merchandise firms.
Grant Wade, OF the firm OF Wade
Bros, Of olex, was doing duty as jury
man In the circuit court this week. Mr..
Wade's health has greatly improved dur
ing tho last few months and he seems to
ha.himself aRaln.
Ben Steves, accompanied by hls dog,
Cults. is here this week attending court
and shaking hands with bis numerous
friends, Ben is an all around good iel-
low and hasn't an enemy 10 the world,
which Is more than most Of us can boast
OF.
A Greiner, Of Mayvile precinct, made
flying trip TO Arlington Sunday, re-
turning Monday. Mr.. Greiner went
down TO meet his mother.in-law, Mre
Simmons, OF Marion county, who vii
visit her daughter and family for some
time.
p. II. Stephenson has boxed In one o
the large windows In the front OF hi'
store as show window and has II tasti.
ly trimmed with seasonable goods. Mr.
Stephenson ls up-to.date as merchant
all right. Read his ad. In another col
umn.
Miss Gussle Darling entertained
number OF friends at her home In thi,
city on Wednesday evening Of last weel
In honor OF her friend Miss Dora Down.
ing. who left next morning for visi
in Idaho, A very pleasant evening was
passed.
Mics Dora Downing departed Las
Thursday for Douglas, Idaho, point or
Lake Occur D'Alene, where she will
visit her sster, Mrs. Birdie Wright, 10
some time. She expected to stop a
Weston for few days to visit her sister
Mrs, Bryson.
John @. Meek, who Is here from 81
Paul, Mimi, representing prominen
sheep buyer OF that place, left for HepT
ner Monday. Mr.. Meek is OF the opinio
that the sheep market will be off thl
season from so to 65 cents per head Q
compared with last year.
Florence Wilcox, the young daughtC
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wilcox, met wit
severe accident on Saturday last viii
playing with a bottle Of sulphuric aci'
which Is used In the hand fire extiI
guishers. The glass was broken and tt
acid few over her hands and arms. III
burns were quite painful.
A freight rate on wool from Arlingtc
to Boston OF $3.50 per hundred lbs. hi
been secured for the coming season
against the former rate Of $l.65. A
duction from 90 cts. to So cts. betwet
Arlington and The Dalles has also bet
secured on the same class of freigh
This reduction was secured large
through the efforts Of Kerr, Clifford
Co., who will put in wool baler
their warehouse in Arlington to hand
this seasons crop.