Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-11
LOCAL NEWS,
oondoa millinery Co.

Mayville, were In town Monday,
Mrs. Al Collins WAS seriously ~ dur
Ing the week bat Isnow better.
BoRa-Satnrday, September ., 1909
90 ths wife ot Wilbur Pryor, Of Fvrr!
Canyon, a hne sou.
Il. w. Rinehart returned from hla Wis
II 70 Lane county Friday. lie ls some
what Improved In health.
Herman PaulIng was here FROM Port
land Sunday. lie expects 10 Ieturn Il
Gillian ior keeps nest Spring.
DR.. Shaw was called TO Lone RncI
Monday evening 70 attend Joseph Rob
inson who was lnjared-by falling from |
bulldlng.
Note the Condor Pharmacy's new ad
Mr Wheat their jeweler and optician i
strictly flFst.class In bis line and guar
anlees all his work.
Supt. W. r. Neal and his daughter
Miss Jennie, leave this morning ful
Monmouth where the latter will enteI
the State Normal School.
Mas Minerva Neal will go Fossil to
morrow whore she viii have charge o.
che primary room Of ths public schoo
which commences Monday.
At its last meeting the County Court
decided to employ an expert TO go over
the county books. We understand the
work will be commenced at an early
date.
Mr.. and Mira. Sam Ramsay, Of May.
Vile, aud Mrs. Stokes, Of FOSSIL, were
passengers on Sundays sIagt hnmewari
bound after q visit TO Portland aud the
Coast.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Christopher Rogers left
Tuesday for their old home at Kings
Valley 10 spend the Winter. They will
make the trip overland and expect to be
about ten days on the road.
School will open one week from next
Monday, September 22nd. The corps of
teachers already employed are: Prof,
W. Il. Neal. princlpNl; Mics Belle viii
son. intermediate; Miss tiirshner. pri.
mary.
Marshal Armstrong "ran in" a trlb Of
"never sweats" the other day 10 give
them chance 10 get sober enough to
leave town. Condor can get along first.
rate without that particular brand OF
citiEens.
Mise Mamie Pattison, Of CanonsburR.
Pa. who has been here for q couple OF
weeks visiting her brothers, started on
her retnrn 20 the East Monday morning.
Her brother, Il. II. Pattison, took her to
Arlington by private conveyance.
The Condor Millinery Co. has jnst
opened Hae line Of Fall and Winter
Millinery In their store ON Spring street,
their stock, which has been carefully
selected, ,is fresh and up-to-date andtheir
trimmer is one Of the hest TO be found.
ALI the ladies should call and see them.
q. J. Millis, live stock agent for the
o. II. & N. Co., was here during the
week looking up data regarding freight
tonnage for his Company, lie went
from here to Mayville and Fossil on the
same mission. Dan Thomas, OF the Ar
dington Warehouse Co WAS with him,
Mrs. Al Mcconnell and her daughter,
Mrs Carter. OF Awhile, Dr.. Jack Jarvis,
che MayVille apothecary, aud Mr., Edle-
Man, a merchant OF the SAME city, pass
ed through town Friday on their way
from the historic capitol OF Keys Flat
20 the modern metropolis Of Ferry Can
yon. Mrs. Mcconnell proved to the rest
OF the party that she would not take a
"'dare" and the GLOBE was ahead a
good news item.
r. L. Smith, OF Ajax, was in town
Friday on his wey home from a trip 20
the mountains. He has been spending
few weeks In the vicinity of susan-
willie where his sons are summering
their sheep. Mr. Smith Ia an old time
miner aud, OF course, could not refrain
from doing little prospecting during
the trip with the result Of holding an
interest Ia promising qnartx location.
He thinks there 10 q rich mineral de-
poait In the sueanvil e. district and
ethat IL wiz sanpe day be a livelier camp
than " is today.
w. s. Myers, Dr. Nicklin, Jean La.
hous and n. X. Wilson returned Mon
day from delightful trip to Armstrong
Springs, in Grant county, All were
much benefited Ia health. Mr.. and Mrs
B. X. Searey alec returned at the same
time. d. X. Ia also much improv-
ed. We learn by letter from our reg.
silar correspondent &C the Springs, which
came too late for oar last issue, that
searcy aNd Nickiin both had relapse
the day they were beaten at target prac.
tice by little l3-year-old girl and their
friends are hereby requested to refrain
from "joshing' them about 1t. Botl,
have been crack shots and are naturally
a little sore ever the incident.
OIL. Baker was kicked on the right
hand by one OF his freight horses, a
week ago last Friday, while on his way
to Arlington. Although the hand pain
ed him good deal 1t did not occur tc
him that any boues we're broken anc
being gritty he wouldn't quit work tor /
little thing like that but kept on freight
ing until last Monday. He then han