Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-05
LOCAL NEWS.


FROM Mstney Saturday.
The Baptist ladies gave . social and
lnnsh at the church on ThAnksgl ying day
II was we'll attended.
John Beck, Of Ajax, was 10 town few
days during the week aud bile here had
his name enrolled on tho GLonE's sub.
scriptlon list.
The Thanksgiving ball was we'll attend
cd. eeventy.nve numbers were sold and
agood time was had. West Bros. oFches.
ira furnished excellent music.
Willie Smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W
!. Smith, Of Mathsy Flat, left last week
fur Vancouver, Washington, whore he
has entered the ST. James College.
An almost continuous rain which last.
eA about three days the arat VI the week
soaked the ground In good shape and
made nett years. crop prospects good.
Tho trial Of Thug Dalton for the MUIR
der Of James Morrow, at Portland, has
been set for December 9th. The trial
OF Wade for the same crime will follow
Immediately.
A. II. Mccoy who recently left these
parts TO hnd another occupation than
farming writes the GinnR from Water
Valley Miss. where he Is located. lie 10
TalIroading.
d. X. Searcy bought fine lot Of stock
hogs from ]. A. Smith, Of Blalock, last
week. d. X. proposes to feed bis wheat
10 hogs and save axle grease until the
railroad reaches Condor.
Sheriff Keeton, Of Wheeler county.
wsnt through Condor Tuesday bound
for Salem with Robert Palmer In charge,
Mr.. Palmer has been committed 10 the
Rsylum on charge OF insanity.
Otis Propst has begun work on new
building on Main street on the lot recent
ly purchased from L. w. Darling. lie
will, In addition 10 his present business,
put In . good stock Of mems and boys
shoes.
The announcement has been made
that HIN. Jay. p. Lucas. register Of the
land Office, and Mrs. DIVA Morgan will
be married on January ist. They will
10 advance receive the congratulations
Of their iriends In this city. Tho Dalles
-Mountaineer.
summit Lodge No. lS0 I.0.o.F. elect
ed tho following officers a their regular
meeting last Saturday night. J. J. Port
wood, N. g.; B. K. searcy, v.G.; W. X.
Neal, Secretary; L. w. Moore, Financial
Secretary; II. y. Fraser. Treasurer. The
new officers will be insalled at the 6rst
meeting In January.
D. X. searcy aud jim Cooke returned
Saturday from two weeks goose hunt
at Blalock. They went down 70 kill geese
for the Portland market but found the
fowls so Hne aud fat that they could not
geta carload ahead at any one time after
satisfying their own appetites. They
had plenty Of fun though.
Mr. and Mrs. Coo Barnard we're In
town Tuesday on their way homo TO Foe
oil after visit to Heppner, They we're
"caught out" in the fog and darkness on
Matney Flat Monday night and were
glad 10 stop uutil morning at ranch.
Coe joined the Order of Elks at Heppner
Saturday night which may account for
his dazed condition Monday night and
alec for the fog story. t
M merous letters Of inquiry are be-
Ing received at this Office from all over
the East asking Tor information about
this country. Homeseekers are looking
this way and the outlook for big imml-
grafton was never so good. Persons
having lands or business opportunities
for sale may be helped in securing q
purchaser by calling on or addressing
this Office.
The many friends Of II. N. Condict
who was for some time connected with
the Arlington Record, viii be glad to
hear that be is prospecting. Mr. Condict
went to Missouri last summer to visit
friends and has recently boughta q news
paper plant and embarked in business at
Fairland, Indian Territory. A copy Of
his paper has just reached usand 1t is
neat, newsy and prosperous looking.
School supt. Neal spent few days in
Lone Rock last week where he went on
official business and also to visit his friend
Prof. Patterson, who died shortly after
MIR. Neal reached his bedside. Mr.. Neal
was highly pleased with the fine new
schoolhouse which the people Of that
town have built and says 1t is the best
school building in this section Of tht
state. It has four large rooms and cosl
Ia the neighborhood Of 5000
MARRrED-At 6P. M. Sunday Decem
Der /, 1901, at the residence Of the brides
parents In this city, Miss Pearl FitEwa
ter, to Mr.. Charles. Brown, Rev. Curral
officiating. The bride Is one OF our bes
known and most popular young ladie
and the groom, . member OF the Grm o
Mrs. Mary Brown & Sons, is one Of th'
boys Of Gillian county who number thei
friends by the score. We join with th'
many other friends OF this couple IL
Wishing them long, happy and pros
perous life.
Addison s. Hollen and Carl Marquard
sen, Of Oklahoma, arrived here last weel
to look over the county with q view t
pu tting in first-class Touring mill a