Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-10-24
LOCAL NEWS.

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Charlie Baker will build resIdenc.
In town this Fall,
Miasea Dtnria Cooney and Mami'
Smith Visited irlenda In town Sunday.
A. A. Carothers. the gold medal apple
man Of Rock creek, IL In town this week
Mra. WIN. Mupgroye left Monday
Tor Seattle TO yislt friends aud relatives
John stItt IL having lumber delivered
Tor new residence In the south part oi
town.
LnmbeF IL lleiug hauled for new res.
idenec tof Mrs. Il. J. Lancaster Oh the
west side.
Miss Carrie Danneman, OF Clem, was
the guest ol Miss Dora Downing during
the week.
John =. Pinkham came Iii from hls
ranch Sunday. lie has not yet fully re.
covered from hia late accident.
q. schllling Was In town Saturday
looking over town lots with view TO
purchasing u location for home. lie
may build here In the near future,
]. 4. Lancaster has sold lots to j. K.
Fi,Ewater and TO II. I. Downer within
the last few days. lie also has deals
ready TO close with number OF other
parties for town property.
W. r. Bonner left Tuesday for Clarno.
Wheeler County. where he will work for
awhile for Chas Hilton. lie ordered tho
dIoBE sent 10 him 10 that address. He
must have tile home news you know.
A pleasant party was given at the res.
idence Of Prof. and Mrs. w. X. Neal Tues
day evening, the occasion being In honor
OF tho 10Th birthday oi their daughter
Miss Jennie. About 20 guests were
present.
Mrs. Clara Marson, OF Burns. Grand
Worthy Matron Of the o. + s., made an
official visit 10 the local lodge Of that
order Saturday evening An elegant re-
past was served after the lodge work
was disposed Of.
J. X. Clark has sold his house and
lots here 10 Fred Wilson for 1900. Mr..
CLARK expects TO locate at Hood River
where he has made a deal for 10 acre
tract Of fruit land 10 acres OF which 10 In
orchard. We wish him well Ia his new
home.
The Antelope Republican has ceased
n exist. The paper WAS started In u
field already well filled by the Herald
aud It's early passing to the grave ''un.
wept. unhonored and unsung' Was to be
expected. The graveyard set apart for
such fool journalistic enterprises ls not
full yet.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Pinkham have
returned from Pine creek where they Wis.
tied her parents, Mrs. Pinkham was
quite III while there. Charlie went
hnutihe for bear and deer Ia the noun
tains Of Wheeler county and got grouse
and coyotes. Such is life.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Buchanon, Of Cor.
wallis, who are visiting her sister, Mrs.
r. Adlard. OF Ajax, were In town Mon
say In company with Misses Lulu and
Minnie AdlArd. Mr.. BuchSnon is coun-
ty treasurer Of Benton counry. They
EXPECT 10 leave for their home some
time next week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. X. searsy returned
iroInt Arlington Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs NJ. f. Weir. Mr. Searcy has been
Under DR. Ruedy's care for two weeks
aud thinks he 10 on the high road to
complete recovery, He has been suffer
ing from eczema all summer. His many
friends will be glad to hear OF his recov-
cry,
The clone should show marked
improvement now for 1t got new head
last Friday. Il Is q cabbage head and
one oi the finest specimens ever grown
in grand old Gillian. The donor is
modest man and swore US not to give
his name. He is the boss cabbacnlturist
OF this region, however, and the first
letter OF his name is Alex and he is no
Dutchman either.
AL Henshaw returned from Portland
Saturday. He saw the whole show and
made record talking "Chinook" to the
noble red men who were star attractions
at the Carnival. Some OF the Portland
people thought Mr.. Henshaw was about
to inclte mutiny among the savages
and we're almost ready to call out the
militia. Al will have his fun even in
Portland. He knows all the Siwashes
In the northwest and talks "Chinook"
like Hudson Bay Co. man.
The Prof. Rynerson aggregation OF
Royal entertainers gave one of their fake
shows here last week. At least nearly
ell OF the audience called II by that name
when they went home. Condor people
are good show goers and they don't kick
on any old show II the price is in keep
Ing with the entertainment, but 4-bits
for Prof Rynerson's kind Of goods was
little steep. The old gags had whiskers
yard long and the hypnotic work was
of the l5 cent brand. A full house
greeted them the first night but the
crowd was slim the second night.
A Fossil man who was helping drive q
band Of horses through to Arlington the
other day rode into Springston & Rog-
er's barn to feed his horse at noon and
when he pulled the saddle off his watch
fell TO the floor. He had lost the watch