Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


evening. A barn and two cook houses
on the Cooke Bros. large ranch four
miles east Of Condor were blown down.
The brick chimney on the public school
building was demolished and other
structures we're more or less damaged.
], w. Enberg OF Blalock was consult
Ing Attorney Parmen on legal business
Monday evening.
Frank Hubert returned Monday
from business trip to Portland.
Mrs. Geo. wasson is on the sick list
this week.
Large aud complete stock Of Xmas
goods at Dunn Bros. big store.
Large stock Of toys at Dunn Bros.
Jim Couey OF Ajax has moved his
family TO Condor where the children
will attend the public school. Mr..
Oouey has purchased the VIM. Twilly
cottage In Meyers addition.
J. A. Couey had his name enrolled on
the GLonE subscription book this week.
Blain Maley closed the deal this week
for the sale Of his 400 acre ranch TO his
brother, cIif, at $50 per acre. BIsin
expects TO locate near Central Point.
Geo. Crum Of Ajax was one OF the
Globe subscribers who took advantage
VI the Journal.tilobe CLUBBING rate this
week.
Mrs. LaurAnce, wife Of L. A, Laurance.
manager Of the Home Telephone Co.
arrived In Condor Tuesday evening
Mrs. Laurence has been visiting with
relatives In Canada Tor some months.
Sheriff Rogers was a psssenIep on
Mondays train for Portland.
John Eberle, wife and little daughter
left on Mondays train for The Dalles
whore Mrs. Eberle aud daughter will re-.
main until John finds another location.
Attorney Stark OF The Dalles was
trsnsacting business In Condon THE
week.
John Stewart has resumed bic position
~ clerk In the r. n. Stevenson store
after an absence Of two or three months.
Lucille Hawson was vssitlng with
Arlington iriends Sunday.
John Estes has the contract for the
erection OF fine residence on the Ger.
ard place fve miles from Condor.
Kirlin Bros. have closed the doors OF
their saloon and will leave Condor In
the near future.
Lee Avery has sold ont his interest In
the Belvedere Saloon to VI. II, Abbey
his former partner. MIR. Abbey will
continue with the, business.
The ladies Of the Catholic Church
have on display at the Armory Hall
some Of the neatest and most useful
Christmas gifts that have ever been dis
played ut bazaar In Condor. The
booths are in charge OF the ladies and
It would be worth while for one to ex-
anime some Of the articles there before
purchasing your Christmas gifts.
The editor Of the Globe made out two
receipts for publication OF final proof
notices this week These notices will
soon appear In this paper.
Too late for mention in last weeks
issue we learned Of the fatal accident at
olex. The four. .yeAr-old boy Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm. Reis was thrown from bug
Ry at that place and instantly killed.
Mr., and Mrs, Refs have the sympathy
Of their many friends In their sad be-
reavement.
Frank Armstrong OF Condor, who is
In the market to buy two train loads of
lambs, has bought about 1000 head OF
mixed lambs from Wheeler county sheep
men the past few days, at a uniform
price Of "a per head, the lambs to be de-
livered on their respective ranges April
let, with the wool on. He purchased
1900 head from Garrett Asher, 100
from Tom Fitzgerald and 1000 head from
Mike Fitzgerald. Frank will have the
lambs sheared and dipped at Condor
and shipped east from there.-Fossil
Journal.
A Jap, who has been employed in
Condor for some time was arrested last
week for carrying concealed weapons,
taken before Recorder Horner and fined
$25 for the offenee.
Elmer Stevens has purchased half
interest In Frank Golden,s shaving par