Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-01-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Farm yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Gibbons were over
from Mayvlllo Tuesday.
Mics Dora Downing has returned from
Q visit In Idaho and Washington.
Miss Lulu KeIEur visited friends In
MAyvllls precinct dutlng the week.
A. 8. HolIen and J. Z. Lancaster went
10 Arlington Monday on business trip.
Rev. Mount, Of Fossil, iilled his regular
appointment 10 the Baptist pulpit last
Sunday.
John Madden, W. r. Roberts and Geo.
EAEhart, Of Lone Rock we're In town
Tuesday.
A One young daughter came 10 bless
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Myers
Friday morning.
Geo. Gibbons, j.. who ls working In
town this winter visited his parents on
Ksy's Flat Sunday.
Geo Stephens, q former resident Of
this County, nov Of near Weiser, Idaho
was here during the week.
Winnie KeiSur who is chief navigator
OLD. O. Henry's band Of sheep this win.
Ter was In town Saturday evening.
+. A. Bauer, an old time resident Of
Juniper Canyon, now living In Marion
county, was here last week on business.
W. r. Roberts left an order for posters
ut this Office the other day for balls 10
be given at Lone Rock February 22nd,
and March 18th.
Glare q. Morey, a former principal Of
the Condor public school 10 teaching this
Winter In Dist. No. 2s (Montague's) In
Willow creek precinct.
The Gillian County Caledonian Club
will give big Scotch concert and dance
here Friday evening, February 7th. See
nd In another column.
JIM. Downing returned from Heppner
Saturday where he delivered lot Of cav
airy horses. lie 10 still In the market
for horses OF that class.
Markham's New York Theater Com
pany gave good shows here Monday and
Tuesday nights. The trick bicycle rid.
Ing was particularly ane.
Z ldsr Swift was over from Gooseberry
during the week. He says much plow-
Ing was done during the recent Ane
weather, In his nelghbothood.
The telephone line from Upper Thirty
mile has been completed to Condor with
Office In Dunn's store. The line will be
extended to Lone Rock next week.
As will be seen from bills printed at
this Office Howard Propst will cell his
household goods and farming implements
Saturday Jan. rs. The sale will be held
In Condor.
Posters were turned out ct this Office
the other day for graud entertain
ment and dance TO be given at 0lex on
the Gath. inst. A good tune 10 promised.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the school,
Hyl Palmer received q letter from AL
Wright few days ago, written from Sac
Famento, California, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright are now living. AL is working
at The barber trade and is getting along
OK.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Crane returned
Sunday iFom a pleasant visit
In the Willamette valley where
they spent over month. They had en-
enjoyable visit but got tired Of the rain
and mud and ere glad to be back to grand
old Gillian once more.
From posters printed at this Office II
will be learned that grand ball will be
given in the Armory hall on February
IL. It is proposed TO make this the event
Of the season In Condor social circles and
o large crowd is expected to be present.
The best OF music, floor managers etc.
will be provided. Don't miss it.
Walter A. Campbell, OF Ferry Canyon
is registered at the Perkins ia Portland.
Mr.. Campbell has about abandoned his
orange grove project and decided TO plant
HE Hne Ferry Canyon farm TO dates, figs
and bread fruit mostly bread fruit.
He may also conduct hen fruit buei'
ness as side line.
@. f. Lancaster, OF Seattle, writes his
brother J. E. Lancaster Of this place
that he expects to close out his interests
on the Sound between now and Spring
with view to coming to Condor to 10
cate. Should he do so he will erect {
business building and residence here
next Summer.
Word has reached here that Mis-
Grace Crane, OF near Mayville, and MI
Grin jackson, OF Condor, were recently
married at Hillsboro. No particulars UI
the event have yet reached us. The
bride is the daughter OF Mr. and Mre II
w Crane and Is one OF (iilliam'5 mos
highly respected young ladies. ThC
GLOBE offers best wishes.
d. M. French, one OF the most prom
inent and highly respected citizens Q
The Dalles and OF this section OF Oregon
died Sunday morni ng. He was pic
neer of the state a nd for years had bee
leading spirit in financial and busines
circles in Wasco, Gillian and Sherma
coRnties. He was "A syears old. The fu
neral took place Tuesday at The Da lies
A. G. Hawson, formerly Of Arlington
now located at Grangeville, Idaho, writes
the GLOBE that the follow ingnamed ex
Gilliamites we're seen on the streets {
Grangevile one day recently: A. H
Weatheriord and son John, Harry LaId
Geo. w: Good and his brother, Byro
Mureh and "Do G" IIaws n. Ex-Sheri
Leslie, OF She rman county, was also |