Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-06-12
LOCAL NEWS,

Frank Wilson returned TO Arlington
Monday.
Andrew Grelner was over from May.
Vile Monday.
I. q. johnson visited Arlington during
the week.
Ed Dunn ia having an addition built
10 HE residence.
A fine son was born 10 Mr.. and Nrs.
oliver Ward Tuesday
Grass valley had 10000 flre on
"Wednesday OF last week.
Mrs. Mary brown, oi Rock Greek vlsl-
tel friends In town Tuesday.
A. Il. Lamb, Of Fossil, was In town
Monday on his way 10 Arlington.
D. q. Brown has almost recovered
from his recent painful accident.
Fred Wilson, Alex iardle and Frank
Laboaa went to Arlington Saturday.
s. v. Moore and s. D. Couture were
In town from Ferry Canyon Saturday.
b. K. searcy delivered 81 head Of year.
ling steers 10 d. s. Brown here Sunday.
Sheriff Keenton, Of Wheeler county.
was a passenger on Mondays north
bound stage.
Frank Stevens and Joe Foss were In
from ThIrt.ymile Thursday night attend
Ing woodman camp.
Mrs. Geo. Gibbons and Mrs. q, j.
Quinn, Of Mayvllle, we're IN town q few
hours Tuesday calling on friends.
Otis Propst has increased his stock OF
up.to.date foot wear very considerably OF
late aud hints at bulldIng an addition to
his store.
WANTED IMMEDIATRLy--A woman or
girl TO do light housework and take care
Of baby. Good wages. Enquire at
this office.
Measles are the order OF the day in
Condor and many Of the kids faces
might be mistaken for big Hood River
strawberries.
Rev. Healy, former pastor OF the
Congregational church here has been re-
called to this charge and ls expected to
hold services here next Sunday.
Idea precinct failed TO bold nm election
this year. The fellows over there evil
dently had an idea that IL pays better 20
stay at home and saw wood than TO dab
BILE in politics.
VIC. Brown, Of Idea precinct was
here during the week on business. lie
has almost recovered from the effects oi
his accident last winter though still US
ing one crutch.
Considerable money changed hands
here last week as result Of election
bets. Chamberlain Portwood and John
son we're the winners for those who
placed their money on them.
Mrs. F,B.Stevens and mother-In.law,
Mrs. II N. Stevens, started for Heppner
Wednesday morning where they will
spend week or two visiting iriendsand
attending the Baptist Association which
convenes at that place June 4th.
AlonEo Stevens and family arrived at
Hood River May 2s, where they met
their son, 0Eias, who has been attending
the school for mutes at Salem, aud ex-
pect to remain during the strawberry
season both for bushes aud pleasure.
There will be n strawberry aud ice
cream festival at Locust Gr0ve Saturday
June IA, given by the Sunday school for
the benefit OF the minister. A short pro-
gram will be presented consisting OF
songs recItations and dialogues. 1880 p.
IN. All invited.
County officers elected in Wheeler
county are rs follows: commissioner, h.
T. Brown, dem; clerk, q, o. Butler, rep; /;
sheriff, p. L. Keenton, dem; assessor,
w. Ill. SasseF, dem; treasurer, A. b.
Lamb, rep; surveyor, W. W. Kennedy,
rep; coroner, r. II. jenkins rep.
Deputy u. s. Marshal Roberto OF Hep
pner, was here last week alter witnesses
for the government to testify In the
French case In the U. s. Circuit court
Flench was arrested at Mayvlle more
than year ago charged with sending
obscene matter through the mails.
A party of Ave homeseekers from
Minnesota and Dakota came In last week
and have b been looking over the country
for investments. They have already
closed deals in the Mayylle country for
the Edleman and Al Smith ranches and
will likely buy other tracts in day or
two.
s. R. De Neui, VIII Is here from Port
land looking after his ranch interests in
Ferry Canyon, was in town Monday.
Mr.. DeNeui is an attorney by profession
and varies his work in that line with an
occasional trial of farming. He will re-
turn to Portland on business trip in q
few days.
The Condor ball club went to Mayville
Sunday to try conclusions again with the
Mayvile nine and the way both sides
piled up tallies indicated that the boys
are better adapted TO foot racing than
to the national game. The score stood
80 to 43 in Mayville's favor, The Con-
don kids are now talking big and declar'
ing that they will wipe the earth with
the old nine and they may do so.
pnme is being arranged for next Sunday