Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-04-20


pleted plans for substantial dwelling
to be erected by A. N. y. Cottin, on his
lots west Of the Baptist church.
The city council held an informal
meeting last evening 10 confer with a
gentleman named Green who came out
from Portland TO submit bid for drill.
Ing the new city we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Crane left Tues
day morning for their new home near
Portland. Their many friends IN this
county will Join In many good wishes
for their future happiness and success.
The bridge across Rock creek Is about
finished and tracklayng will be resnm-
cd IN day or two. II should be only q
matter Of u few weeks until the iron
horse will be doing business within the
city limits Of Condor.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ira Luna have removed
10 Athena where he expects 10 engage
In the blacksmith business with his
father. Pearl Jarvis has purchased Mr..
Luna's residence and furniture aud
moved In the last of the week.
4 hree-months.o child belonging 10
family named Bozar, died here Tues
day and WAS buried yesterday. TIE
family are strangers here and the father
had left his wife and babies Ut this place
and went u Bend to look for work.
Elder J. V. Crawford, pastor OF the
Cnristian Church at Heppner. will be In
Conhon Friday, April 2s, to brgin ser
les Of meetings In the Church OF Christ
tu continue for several days. All are cor.
daily invited 10 attend these services.
Pat Skelly WAS notified by wire Satur-
day that his little seven. year-old dAugh.
ter who lie attending the Sisters school
at Portland, was very III. Mr.. Skelly
left at once for Arlington to catch the
night train tor the city.
THE restaurant business seems to be a
prosperous one In C0ndon this Spring.
Within the last lew months three men
who had been engaged in that business
got together enough money TO skip the
town which 10 not 80 very bad for the
dull season.
Mrs. Evans, Of near Mosier, Wasco
county, came out Saturday in response
to wire advising her OF the alarming
illness OF her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Macy. Mrs. Macy IL some better at
this writing aud 1t IL hoped that she
will soon fully recover.
Mrs. Herman PauIing and children
and her sister. Miss Stella Darling, ar.
rived from Portland Tuesday. Mr. and
Mrs. Pauling will soon commeQce house
keeping here and make this city their
permanent home. Miss Darling will
visit relatives here for u short time.
The suit which was set for Tuesday in
Justice Neale's court In which DR.. Wood |
was plaintiff and q. l.. Richmond de-
fendant was settled out Of court and
dismissed. A similar suit set for yes
terdav between Roberts Il Parker and
Alex Hardie was also settled.
Wallula Circle, Women of Woodcraft,
will give u grand ball IN Armory hall
Friday evening, May 9th. The best of
music will be furnished and nothing
will be left undone to make this one of
the most enjoyable social events OF the
season. See bills for full particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, who recently ar
rived here from Pendeton to make this
city their home, have rented the Dysart
property on Church street and will re-
side there during the Summer. Mr.
Scott purchased large tract Of farm
land In the Ferry Canyon country last
Fall.
One OF the finest trotting horses on the
coast arrived in Condor during the past
week and is quartered at Dams barn for
the season in charge Of Roscoe Miller.
Linnmont is beautiful specimen of the
Of the racing stock and traces his line
age back to some OF the most famous of
the Hamiltonians, Morgans and Man
brinos.
W. B. Smith, of Ferry Canyon, who
has been in Portland for the past month
having his eyes treated by specialist,
returned Saturday. Mr.. Smiths ewes
are still in very bad condition and the
specialist gave him but little encourage
ment for speedy cure. 1t may require
a year or more to get them back to a
normal condition.