Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-04
LOCAL NEWS,

jackson's.
Mira. Frank Macy has been serl
oasly " iov several days,
lsenismberl All light repairing don
Tree on shoes cold by as. o. W. Props
4 Go.
Ira Carter aud George Dnkek wer,
over from Maysllle Saturday nlght look
ing Tor harvest hands.
0us line Of Sandals. osiords etc. !,
coinplssA Give ~ CALI o. W. Propsl
4 Co.
The Asw Sidewalk recently completed
0B che eas. side OF Main street 10 an I'm
proVensnl 10 be proud Of.
Aslsct yoar ploSs. harrows and drills
iar the comIDa season At W. L. Barker's
implement honse, Condor, Oregon.
suhject 1t the Saints church mex
snaday, by rqnesi. "The Signs Of the
Times" W. A. doodwin, speaker.
Il. y. Poas, formerly Of Lost Valley,
wrltea FROM Tonehet. Washington, TO
have hIs copy oI the Globo sent to that
address.
The arm Of Stephenson 4 Wilcox has
hcen dissolved Mr.. Wilcox retiring. Mr..
Stephenson will continue TO conduct the
business No before.
Miss Blanch Campbell arrived Mon.
,lay from Cheney. Washington, To visit
her sisters Mrs, T.. X. Cleveland aud
MisA Mamie Campbell.
Alr. and Mrs. Daniel Bowefmen, Of
near Salem, are here this week whiting
,heIr son aud daughter, Jay Bpwerman
and DR.. Mary Bowerman.
q. .. portwood aud Chas. Horner left
Monday morning for Portland where
they go a. delegates from Gillian conn
" ~ the Oregon Development League
convention.
Wagons, Bugsies. Hacks and all kinds
OF Farming Implements At W. l., Bar.
roF's hig Condor implement house. Now
IL this time 10 stock mp Tor the busy
Spring farming season.
Timothy. E,ownhill. Of The Dalles. an.
nonnces that he will soon commence the
Publication al newspaper at Madras,
Cruok conn.y. IL will DO knoSn AS the
Madras Pioneer.
AIR. and Mrs. Il. q. Merrihrld and Mr.. |
AMI Mrs, u. X. Cleveland enjoyed an
outin. Un K wk creek over Sunday. They
camps-i ont. canght fish. picked fruit
aud othsrwiseenjoyed themselves.
Mon. and Oliver Ward returned from
ltnrtlaHi Sunday where they were called
son- tins nga by the dangerous lllnvss
al their ntlce, Mics Maggie Bishop. She
Is again In the hospital and IL still in
vury critical condition.
Walter Mmre. Of Morn. came In Tnes-
'lay Aitsrmnn anh went ont Ia Ferry
lMnvl,h earIy Yesterday morning. osten-
tihy To- huy mnles. II Is possble that
the recent railroad rum0ts have had
something m do with Mr.. Moore's visit
nj this time.
4. G. Blanchari, member oi the
INrps Oi Pacific Homestead- solicitors
whI are working this county la the in-
irreSt II that paper, mixel ii'with an
nntamel specimen oi the bnnchgrasp
brOncllo last Thursday and IL nursing u
crippled wrist as consequence.
The rapidly growing business OF W. l..
Barker has made imperative more room
IN his establishments aud, to supply the
Rant be has commenced the erection OF
! balldlng 2sxs0 adjoining his present
'ssrA on North Main street. ". A.
lsedwin has charge OF the work.
The following persons we're appointed
y Judge Dunn, last Thursday, as dele.
eates 10 the Oregon DrvrlopmentLeague
meeting At Portland: I. B. Carter, WI.
Edwsrls, Geo. B. Dukek, Mayville
!. A. Pattisun, Chas. II. lIorner, Q. o. Fl
portwood. Condon; G. A. Danneman,
>lem; B.T,snell, Arlington, J.A.Smith, /
], b. Got,. Lone Rock.
County surveyor McMorris was atOlex
Ast week doing some work on lines be.
ween the lands Of l.. o. Ralston and II.
}. Randall and while 40 engaged he Z
Dund lost corner which has been
earched for by ronnty surveyors and
theirs for many years. Tho find was
nch excellent evidence OF Mr. Memoir
is akill that he has since been engeged {
D do several other Jobs OF surveying in
he same neigh borhoed.
A serious accident was narrowly avert
d at the funeral VI Mrs. W, j. Qninn,
'ear Mayville, last week. The process
M ofcarriages had just started from,
hc residence, the vehicles being crowd.
d closely together, when some one
rove in front OF tie lead team bringing
he cortege to an abrupt stop. The effect .
ias a cOmplete teleseoping Ola number /
! rigs, those occupied by Judge Damn,
/. W. Crane and F. B. Moore and their
antilles being so badly broken that 1t {
ias impossible 10 proceed in them. It a
'as little short OF miracle that no one |
'as seriously injured. 9
Rev. Edward Curran, former pastor Of 8
he Congregational church, vt this place a
rived Tuesday from rHillsboro, where {
10 has been pastor Of the church for the {
ast year, Mr., Curran is thinking OF
wing up the ministry and engaging in
ewspaper work. lie will take charge II
the Weekly Times next week, tempo i