Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-09-05

sherman Wade. Of the popular firm oI
Wade Sfos.. WAS up from 0leS Saturday.
NJ. II. Carter, ons otths popular teach.
era Of the county, was ln town Monday
morning.
Grant Wade, the genial merchant and
cattleman. of olex, was In town Tues.
day.
W. VI. Dunlap is on the cripple list
this week due 10 running n nail In hIs
foot.
Judge Mattlnsly was Ia town ycster.
day. lie has been on the sick lIst for
some time.
Dave Russell was In yesterday after
repairs for his header. Ills harvest 10
about completed.
Sydney, the 0.year.old aon OF Rev AID
Brown, OF Lone Rock, Is very III with
typhoid fever.
HAIRY Greenhed's family returned
Monday from their ranch where they
have spent the Summer.
Il. A. McCully, OF Lord 4 Co.'S. blG es.
tabllshment. at Arlington. Was in town
Thursday. Mics Amy Rediord accom-.
panied him.
9. V. Baird, the piano and organ man,
was In town again during the week. lie
put In fine new organ for Harry Green.
fields family this trip.
Miss Mamie Smith, Of Matney, one Of
our most popular teachers, commenced u
three months term OF school In the
sniption district Monday.
Miss Stella jackson, who has been yis-
iting her brother, Grin Jackson and 9th.
er friends In this county during the Sum.
mer, left for her home at Eugene Mon.
day.
Everybody Is cordially invited to ct.
tend the social dance In Armory ball
Friday evening, Come aud SEQ. and
hear the tone OF, those beautiful new
pianos. a
Dunu Bros have just opened the finest
and largest line Of ladies' and gentle
mems shoes and gentlemen's furnishing
goods ever offered in Condor. Watch
for their new ad next week.
The $. @. L. was pleasantly entertain
ed at the home OF Prof w. Il. Neal Mon
day evening. Prof. and Mrs. Cullar
were present and favored the compa ny
with some excellent piano music,
DIED--Tuesday morning. September 8
In this city, Of cholera infantum, Ches-
ter, the young son Of Mrs. Lulu Wright,
aged year. month and 0 days, The
funeral took place at 4 p. N, Tuesday.
We have received the initial number
OF Public Land Spokane publication
devoted 70 the public land interests Of
the Northwest. II 10 ably edited and
will no doubt meet with much favor.
Cooke Bros. thresher which was run
ming last week on Frank Shannon's
crop had breakdown Saturday morn
ing and as result had lay-oG until
Monday morning, This machine is max
ing good run, averaging about 1000
sacks day.
John Jackson returned Monday from
bingham Springs where he has been for
some time seeking health. lie seems TO
{ be fully recovered. Mrs. Jackson, who is
visiting frlendsin Portland, will remain
for some time yet, probably until their
new home Is completed.
There ia at present in the hands OF
County Treasurer Stephenson, the. sum
OF $il8l SO, school funds, for arportlon-
ment among the various school districts
OF the county. This amount may be in
creased somewhat by the time the APP
portionment Is made in October,
Russ Newman and r. B. Iuoas may
be all right in Condor; they may be
even accounted mighty cute "joshers'
in these parts, but It is a two to one bet
that when they make trip to Arlington
again hey will 90 and come via the
Crum grade. There are some cases in
which lynch law may be instifable.
]. G. Stegenson's steam thresher is
making goodrnn for the season averag
ing about 800 sacks day. Mr. Stevenson
Gays the eping grain is good quality
but light yield while the fall sown
grain yields we'll in bushels per acre but
large amount Of it is somewhat shrIv-
eled.
Rev Edward Curran writes the CLONE
from Portland under date OF August 30,
that he IL under DOCTORS care there
with symptoms OF typhoid fever. His
physician hopes, however, that, having
changed climate he may be able to shake
the disease off. II able he expected to
leave Tor California this week to join
Mrs. Curran who is visiting friends in
Oakland. He asks 10 have his copy oI
the GLOBE TO his Oakland address dur
ing his stay there.