Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26
LOCAL BIT S

Rev. Mr. Cursan and family returned
from Portland Saturday evening.
The hospital fund subscription had
passed the $2500 90 mark yesterday.
J ]. WATSON has bnIshrd new resi-
drnce IN his acre tract in Mann's addi'
iinn,
Chas Lille sr. and Chas. Lille Jr,
we're oyer from Msyville precinct Tnes.
day on business,
Connly Judge Dnnn is having COM
I,h.lsd roomy dwelling on his Snm-
nit springs Dairy farm.
J. r. Wells. the we'll known auction.
eYr. " completing y tne Stone eellnr.on
hir ranch onr nile eRst vi tnwn.
Dancing ut Armory hall Saturday
night, October 2sth Nill commences
prumptiy NJ s 80 q. III. Ladies' tree.
Mrs, Jay Brown has beeu suffering
irnm n severe attack ~ pnsumOnla the
l,ast week but At ,hit writing Is much
improved.
:. u. iiarker has returned from trip
"a Wyoming where he went some time
agn to look after his sheep interests In
that state.
Dr. Mary B0wernian reports the adj
vent oi n ine snn ut the home 0i Mr..
aud Mtp. W, ". ovetlander last Thurs.
day morning.
Mrs. Chas T.. Hicks and children, III
Ajax, ARE spending the week in ,o~n
v,,ting Mr.. Hicks who IL foreman IN
Tue Glube office.
Dr. Mary Bowernan Was called Ia
llmh River Saturday by the serious III.
urv- ui her sister who IL n teacher in the
pnhic Schools ln that city.
Dr, Kennedy reports the advent Of
Hue twelve pound hoy at the home OF
NJ. and Mrs. Charles wilkins, near
Cirm last Saturday morning.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Cornett have
m"vrl from their Ferry Canyon rAnuh
I" Ms-, Cotlnn'r cottage 10 LAncasiefN
addition. They will spend the winter
in town.
Rev. Frank Simmons, who had
charge oi the pastoral work for the Bap.
tist church IN this city for the past
wear, will leave In lew DAYS for Brrk.
lev, California, where he will enter the
Baptist Seminary as u student
The Gillian Co. Milling Co. is hav.
ing we'll drilled on their property ior
the purpose of supplying the large
hoilets with water. A new vasoline
drilling machine, brought here from
Eastern Washington, is employed on
the work
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Robinson went to
Arlington Monday mnrnng where Mr..
Robinson will sit az rrfetep IN u number
of land contest cases from the Ajax
ronntrv. These are the same cases
which we're started last winter, action
At that time being indefinitely post
roned.
Work has been commenced on the new
hotel hnilning heing erected on north
Main street hv Mpsgrs Rogers and Has
hell. ot the Candnn Lumber Co, and
will he pushpd to completion M rapidly
as possible. Mr.. Haskell is personally
experimenting the work.
Nails "A 90 II keg base. Door locks 20r
each. Tar paner $l.00 roll, Sinks
"a 90, $3.50 4 $5 90. Bath Tuhs--Come
sep them. Furniturp--Orhpr from cata-
lovue, Cook Stoves ~ 90 &c. Every
thing sold hv HINT the Hardware Man
IL good and cheap and fully guaranteed.
Il, X. Searrv and Walter Duncan re-.
tnrncd Tnrshav evening from hunting
trip on the headwaters Of Thbtymile
loaded with venisOn and other tooth.
deer he ever saw at the first shot from
his trnstv rifle and that II wVs fat and
fine and tit this paragrapher can testify.
The members and friends of the First
Baptist church rendered n reception To
their new pastor, Rev. Mr., Mount At
the church last Saturday evening. A
large crowd was present to greet the
new pastor and bid him welcome to
Condon. Addresses we're made by Rev.
q. W. Riggs, Of the First Congregation
al church. Rev Frank Summons, former
pastor Of the Baptist church and Rev.
Mr. Monnt. A number Of excellent
musical selections Were also rendered by
members Of the church choir and others,