Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-09-14
LOCAL BITS

MAC ana arr bmlth, OF lnttfmllo,
went 10 Portland Monday.
Jim Campbell went to Portland Mon.
day for n weeks recreation.
]. W. Hire and family went TO Port
land Monday TO visit the Fair.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas Underwood, Of Pa.
persack, went 10 Portland Monday,
Irouers Wanted Enquire at the Con-
don Steam Laundry. 25d27
DAScR--saturday night. Sept. 10th.
Armory hall; good mnsic. This will be
the last dance for several weeks.
DAScE--saturdAy night, Sept 10th.
Armorv hall good music. This will be-
ths last dance for several weeks.
Andrew jackson, mining man OF
Spokane, and q brother Of Walter Jack
son, Of Arlington, was drowned In CmuT
dPAlene laks last week. The body was
recovered Saturday.
U. d. sturgess, the efficient cashier OF
the Arlington National Bank. has pur.
chased the Emporium, large general
merchandise store, ~ Moro.
Mrs. John Jackson aud son Tom and
her sister. Miss Scott, have gone TO the
Coast TO spend lew weeks. They will
visit for awhile IN Protland before re-
turning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Studebaker went to
Portland Monday. Mrs. Studebaker has
bern In poor health for some time and
recently lost her voice completely. They
~ t0 Portland 10 consult a specialist
Ia regard TO the trouble.
Mrs. ohsfeldt, Of Prescott, Washing.
tou, WAS here for few days during the
week visiting her son, q. 4. Ohsieldt,
agent ior the Gillian Co. Milling Co,
Mrs. 0hsieidt left Monday morning for
her home from where she will 40 east on
visit ior few months expecting to re.
turH TO Condon about Chhistmas time
10 make her permanent home here with
her con.
Dunn Bros. hayea change OF nd In
this issue announcing the arrival oi
their mammoth Fall aud Winter stock
ot goods. Their stock 10 now larger
than ever before and plans are now nn-
der way to remodel their buihiing aud
triple their present floor space in order
20 accommodate their rapidly increasing
business. Their new AL will be of inter.
est to all buyers.
A. W. Mohr, Of The Dalles, who is en-
gineer in charge OF construction Of the
new city water system, 10 here aud go-
ing ahead with the surveying connected
with that work. Mr.. Mohr has been en.
gagged to survey and stake the lots In
Lords addition and that work will
probably be completed this week. A
large number OF handsome new dwell
ings will be erected In that addition this
Fall.
The siK months OLD daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Graham, Of Snutter sta
tion, died last Friday and was buried IN
Mount Moriah cemetery at this place
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Graham was
formerly Miss Maggie Bishop, Of near
this city aud many friends here will sim
cerely sympathise with herself and her
husband in their sad bereavement.
Chas. L. Hicks, the we'll known print.
er aud newspaper man, has accepted n
position In the GLOBE office and is now
ut work helping TO turn out q strictly
high class grade OF printing for our
rapidly increasing list Of patrons. Mr..
Hicks Is recognized by the craft and the
people OF this section of eastern Oregon
who are familiar with his work, as a
first.class printer and newspaper hust-
Ter. We believe his connection with the
GLOBE will place US in position to in.
sure u prompt and high class service to
all our patrons.
John Jackson, the pioneer coniection-
or 0f Condon, has sold one.half inter.
est in his store to W. II. Hornibrook,
who recently arrived here from Iowa to
cast his lot with the beet town In OIe'
gon. Mr.. Hornibrook is brother-in.
law Of N. Farnsworth, Of the First Ma
tional Bank and will 40 doubt prove
valuable acquisition to the business cir.
cles Of this city. Mr.. Jackson is one Of
our most successful and progressive
business men and the partnership will
no donbt prove a most successful one,
The new firm have ALREADY secured a
lease on large room In Reisacher's
brick building, now In course of con.