Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-01-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. II. L. Propat was reported on the
slek list last Sunday.
Mlsa Maggie Scott, Of Portland ls the
gusat Of her sister Mrs. John Jackson.
Al. searcy has moved his family TO
town. They are occupying the PaEaEso
house.
Alburn Moore left Tuesday for short
trip TO Hood River. lie will return TO.
morrow.
Under the present law the annual dis.
trlct school meeting doea not take place
until June.
Mrs. M. J. Rice left Tuesday for Baker
City where she will spend some time vie.
itiug her sister.
W. b. Pentecost and family, Of May
willie were here taking In the show
Friday evening.
Fred Wilson and Geo Martin went TO
Portland yesterday on q business aud
pleasure trip,
Roy Price has moved HE family from
Awhile 10 Condor. They are occupying
the Chamberlain house.
Andrew Neel. q we'll known stockman
OF the Lone Rock country was In town
Saturday and Sunday.
Elders Chase aud Goodwin are engag.
ed In theological debate at Hood River
this week with ministers Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosield OF Portland are
visiting theIv son. G. W. Crosdsld this
week. Their daughter Miss Emma nc
companies them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gibbons. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Keys, and Mrs. Geo Angell
we're over from Msygille Friday evening
taking In the coon show.
Don't forget the date Of Howard
Propst'S sale Of farming and household
eoods--neEt Saturday, January 26--at
the Fix building In Condor.
Elgin Myers has rented the Barr build-
Ing and expects TO open a meat market
and confectionery therein In the near
future. Mr.. Myers will 60 TO Portland
tomorrow To buy stock for his coniection-
cry department.
Geo. Hardic got cold bath in the
John Day . lew days ago. He was ford
ing the river when his horse struck o
deep hole aud went under. George had
on q heavy overcoat overshoes and spurs
and II kept him hustling to swim out
but he made II oil right.
Mise Matte Hawes lelt Tuesday for
Portland where she expects TO remain
for two or three months to learn the mill
lineV's trade. Mise Hawes 10 one VI our
most popular young ladies and her many
friends will Wish her success in her new
undertaking.
A recent Issue OF the oregonian con-
tains an excellent picture Of John Rel.
sacher, or. who has just been re-electsd
president Of the German Aid Society Of
Portland. Mr.. Relsacher 10 we'll known
In Condor having visited his son here at
different times.
A pleasant social party was given at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Hawes Monday evening the occasion be-
ing In honor OF their daughter Miss Mag
gle. who left Tuesday morning for Port.
land where che expects TO remain for
the next three months.
DR.. T. L. Nlcklin received the sad In
telligence that his brother DR.. A. L.
NlcklIn, OF Portland had passed away at
the Good Samaritan Hospital In that city.
Deceased was pioneer Of Oregon and an
Indian war veteran and was widely
known throughout the state. He was
"a years old.
Miss Hattie Hoover, Of Fossil, and Mr.
John Lyons, Of Valdez, Alaska, were
married at the home Of the BRIDES moth
or, at Fossil last Thursday evening Faith.
or Kelly, OF the Catholic church otficia.
ting. Both the young people are we'll
and iavorably known in this part Of Or.
egon and the best wishes oi many friends
will follow them to their Northern home,
Posters are up for the CRledonian Club
meeting February Z. The meeting prom
ises TO be grand affair and no doubt
will draw a large crowd. Noted Scotch
singers and dancers will be present from
Portland and the entertainment will be
we'll worth the price Of admission which
is fixed at rs cents. The posters are
the largest ever put up for local affair
and were printed In Portland. The im-
print at the bottom is only bluff.
The stockholders Of the Arlington Ma
tional Bank held meeting on the l4th
inst. and elected the following directors
J. ". French, w. w. Stiewer, Smith
French, w, Lord, and +. T. HurIburt.
The directors then proceeded to elect
officers for the ensuing year as follows
Pres. ]. w. French; Vice Pres. W. w
Stiewer; Cashier, F. T. Hurlburt; Asst
Cashier, o. D. Sturgess. The bank IL
In tiourishing condition, and is one oI
the solid financial institutions Of East'
ern Oregon. Record.
A report was current this week that
the city council at recent special meet
ing, had raised the marshsls salary tc
$75 month in consideration Of his ser
vices as night watch in addition to hi'
duties In daytime. Members Of the
council who were questioned by repre-
sentative of this paper we're strictly non
committal on the subject, their only an