Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-01-14
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Niles Keys vas over IRON Msyvillt
yesterday.
Alta special school meeting held yes
tefday ten mill tar was voted.
Miss Kate schott, who 10 visiting relA.
tives In Condor expects ~ return TO Sa.
lem next month.
Dr. LaEier, Of Arlington, has been aD
pointed deputy eoanly hyslclan for
that end Of the county by Judge Damn.
The new school hUnso Is ready for oc.
cnpancy except fpr The seats. blinds and
black l0ar,la which are expected to ar
I've soon. The bailIing complete will
cost about 1900 co.
Geo. Taylor Was up from Olex yester.
day. lie SAYS that town ID starting Ia on
boom. The new hank Is noW running.
salbnn has been opened and the price
Of town lpts Is rapidly advancing. Lots
now range from $50 npwards.
Miss Dora Downing, who has been Ia
wAlla waIla Tor some time under the
care oi an anrIst. IL improving. Her
ear drums were badly affected when she
began treatment bHt have been steadily
improving. She will continue the treat
ment another month.
Rev.and Mrs. Hugh Mixing, who have
been conducting revival services here
for the past two weeks will leave tOmor-
row tor iIeppner where they go 20 assist
Rev. Monnt with series Of meetings.
Rev. Austin, OF Arlington, will remain
here aud continue the meetings next
week. Rev. Flowers will 20 10 Arlington
Saturday andswtll ill thN pulpit at that
place Sunday returning Monday 20 con.
tiuae the work h6fe.
A. \. iI0llen received letter the 9th.
er day irom bIs former partner, Carl
Marqnardssn, who IL now at Newton,
Kansas. which stated that he has fully
recovered his health and ~ feeling bet
ter than for years. lie has contract
Tor large grain elevator 1t Ncwtun and
is working big crew VI men on the job
this winter.
The balmy. springlike weather lately
haa not been conducive to many local
happenings. News IL scarce. This pre-.
mature June weather IL enervating In
the extreme And there has not been
enough rustic about the town for week
TO bring about u hrst-class dog fight. At
such u time the path 0f the news gather
or is not strewn with Toses or news
items.
A very heavy rain fell Saturday night
and the town was pretty well Hooded
Sunday Morning. Dunn Bros. lost
abnnt $50 worth of sugar which was
stored in their old store building the
water from the hill running aud melting
the sacharine matter. TIE old sewer
carried roaring torrent aud il 10 TO he
hoped that some oi the accnmu ,ated
dlth was washed away.
A large audience greeted Rev King nj
the Sunday evening service at the Bap.
tist church. II had been previously
announced that the seTuion ut that tine
w0ud touch On number OF interesting
subjects among them heinR dancing. the
social evil, church fairs. eOciables etc,
THE discourse WAS strong Que and the
subjects named were handled without
gloves. The series Of meetings at that
church will enntinue next week.
While riding after stock saturday 9.
r. Tharpe. who lives west OF town, me,
with serious accident which resulted
In the fracture of his leil leg. The horse
he waa riding slipped and fell aud Mr.
Thafpe's inot and ieg were caught be-
meath him with the result above stated
The horse regained his feet 30 qnckly
that Mr.. Tharpe did not lose his seat in
the saddle and "a WAS able to ride home.
DR., Brown reduced the fracture and the
patient is getting along as we'll as can
be expected.