Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

dtbt W that b1tys
A bns baby boy arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. simpson last FRI
day evening. Cass claims tha, the new
arrival tipped the scales ct IS pounds
bal the editor Of OF this paper ls not
prepared 10 vouch Tor the truth OF this
statement.
Lacey Bros. shipped out car load oi
young heiiers Friday morning.
Jim Cooke was passenger for Port.
land Monday morning.
Mrs. u. A. Mann and Mrs John Scott
leit Friday morning for Portland where
they will visit for q few days with
friends.
Landlord Hapkell Of the Hotel Oregon
was 4 business visitor ut Heppner this
week.
Cooke Bros. returned 20 Condor Thurs
day evening with their thrcshlng crew
alter nearly two months run In the Fer.
ry Canyon country. They are Of the
opinion that the average yield Of wheat
In that part OF the comfy will be about
II bushels per acre. They charged the
same price this season ~ In the past, o.
cents per bushel.
william II. Hornibrook returned las,
Thursday evening from Salem where he
successfully passed the examination be-
fore the Supreme Court for admission 10
the bar and has opened up a law office
10 connection with his newspaper In the
GLoBE building. He IL a graduate OF
the Law department of The National
University Of Washington, d. c.. and
also pursued year's course Of study at
the Ann Arbor law school.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, ". Anderson we're In
town Tuesday.
Read weigel & Rice's sd In this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Heastin Of Lone
Rock departed Wednesday for Red Bluff
California, whore they viii make their
future home.
Mrs. Emma Knox Of Fossil u visiting
with her sister, Mrs. W. L. Barker, this
week.
Stewart Campbell returned Tuesday
from q two weeks' outing In the noun.
tains.
Bishop o'Riley Of the Baker City was
in Condor this week inspecting the st.
Thomas Aquinas School. The Bishop
has been at Burns. Canyon City and
other Eastern Oregon points which are
in HE district. There are now IL pupils
enrolled In the new school with good
prospects for double that number before
many months have elapsed
Emmett and James Smith, who have
been sick with typhoid fever are now
convalescing.
Grant Wade OF 0lex was business
visitor In Condor this week.
Mr.. Mooney OF Ferry CANYON had his
hand badly lacerated in a threshing ma.
chine last Sunday and was brought 10
Condor where his wounds we're dressed
by DR.. Wood.
st. Thomas Aquinas' School has new
ed In this Issue.
The two-year-old con Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. j. Palmer died Tuesday OF spinal
menengitis and the funeral took place at
ten O'Clock Wednesday morning, The
parents have the heartfelt sympathy OF
many friends In their sad bereavement.
Burl Brown OF Ajax was in town Wed
nesday.
Read Dunn Bros. new ad.
T. O.Mobley OF 0lex, the fruit inspect
or Of Gillian county was In Condor
Wednesday and made the editor of this
paper a present Of a box o! fine peaches
which were grown on his ranch one mile
below Olex. The peaches had deli
cious favor and would compare favor
ably in size with those grown in any
country or cline. Mr.. Mobley stated
that the fruit grown on the creek bot
toms Of Gillian county was Of as good
II not OF a better quality than that grown
in the Hood River country.
Tom Price has new ad In this Issue.
Attorney q. W. Parman was In Port
land this week on legal business.
Miss Agnes Cox Of Ferry Canyon was
taken sick with diphtheria this week.
DR.. Wood is In attendance.
Earle M. Bevis has returned irom the
mountains where he has been rusticat.
Ing during the summer months.