Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-18

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John Elias, who has been very sicl
with facial erysipelas for the past tive
or three weeks is convalescing and wa.
able to be out the first Of the week.
DR.. Marguerite Quigley arrived Mon.
day evening from Portland, She ex-
poets to take up timber claim and
drove out to the mountains Tuesday for
that purpose.
The workmen who are engaged in the
construction OF the new Condor Nation.
al Bank were compelled to lay off Tues.
day for lack Of material. White Bros,
who have charge of the construction.
state that the delay was due TO the lack
of gravel but thar two car loads are ex-
pected to arrive this week.
Mrs. Finley residing few miles from
Ciem has been confined to her home for
the past week with an attack OF bronchi-
tis. Dr. Kennedy has been attending
her and she is reported to be on the road
to recovery.
Elders ]. c. Clspp of California and
John Moore OF Texas will have charge of
the services IN the L. ID. s. church here
next Sunday.
In the last Issue OF the GLOBE we stat
ed in connection with the account OF the
burning of Judge NeaIe's house that the
damage was estimated at about 500. We
were informed later. however, that the
loss was much greater being about $500
Carl Becker and VIM. Livingston de
parted Tuesday morning for Portland
where they expect to fad employment
during the summer months.
James Murtha, one of Gillian eoun.
ty's sheepmen, left Tuesday for Pende-
ton. II prices are right Mr.. Murtha
may dispose of some sheep.
Jess Barton was out at his homestead
near Gwendolen this week making some
improvements. de reports the wheat
in that secs4on looking we'll
Edith Maidment, daughter Of John
Maidment of near Lone Rock, was tax.
en- sick last Saturday with severe at
tack of appendicitis. She was taken to
the Good Samaritan Hospital at Port
land Tuesday for operation. DR.. Wood
accompanied her.
Joe Boyer, owner of the new opera
house and skating rink now under con-
struction, received word Tuesday morn
ing that his wife had died at Heppner
Menday. Mr.. Boyer was aware that his
wife was sick but did not know that her
condition was at all critical.
J. A. Simmons of Ferry Canyon was
in town Sunday.
HeEsy Hartman transacted business
in town Monday. he states that every;
thing is looking fine on his ranch.
Services in the Baptist Church next
Sunday both morning and evening. In
he morning service the hand of fellow
ship will be given to new members. In
the evening services Pastor Mount will
review Rev. H. Nj. Streets, Truth
about Prohibition"
Rev. ]. W. Mount spent couple of
days on Keizur's Ridge this week,
Governor Cham berlain will speak at
the court house next Saturday night at
o.. clock.
w. B. Pentecost, the progressive
MayyIlle rancher, transacted business
in this city Wednesday.
@. A. Fehrenbacher will give dane
ing Lessons at the Armofy hall every
Saturday evening from 7:30 to 8 80.
A social dance will be given from $3.50
to IL.
w. A. Darling has recured FIVE year
lease on the Merrifeld building and has
moved his stock of paints and wall paper
into the new building. Mr.. Darling found
that his old location was too distant
from the central portion of town and
not large enough to accommodate his
growing trade. He expects to greatly
increase his stock and will keep an up.
todate supply on hand at all times.