Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Washington. did not close on Sunday
the licenses were revoked NJ q recent
meeting OF the council in that city.
A good time Is reported at the social
hop given In Armory hall last Saturday
evening. About .hirty'aye couples were
Ia attendance.
r. NJ. johnson Of Lone Rock spent
several days In Condor this week.
Clarence Dodson has gone 70 Dallas
whore he will attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W Darling left for
Portland on Wednesdays train. They
will make their future home In that city
where Mr.. Darling viii engage In the
practice oi law. Their many friends
will regre, TO hear Of their departure.
Willis Knox of Fossil was passenger
on Wednesdays train for Bridal Veil
where he will work during the coming
winter.
We enjoyed ?-everal different kInds Of
weather Tuesday, A little sunshine,
considerable wind and dust and some
rain,
Tho Oregon I'ress Association held
forth at Newport last week. A good
time ls reported by those who attended.
The city 10 having some new cross
wake constructed on Main street.
Ed stackhonse and wm, Welsh have
Joined the roailroad section crew.
DR.. W. Gavey has purchased the Pearl
Jarvis residence oa Oregon street. Won
der shat Doc wants with house.
Almost one hundred season tickets
have been sold ior the entertainments to
be given this winter under the auspices
Of the Midland Lyceum Bureau.
Bert Hartman has gone TO Portland TO
attend school Ior the winter.
Pearl Jarvis last Saturday purchased
the line residence Of l.. W. Darling on
the corner II Frazer and Oregon streets
the consideration being ~ 900. This 10
one Of the neatesi cottages In town.
Miss Bertha Trimble left for Portland
Thursday morning where she goss 10 at
tend school.
James smith. who was reported as ilI
with typhoid fever In our last issue, IL
stlll In critical condition. A trained
nurse was summoned by phone from
Portland Monday morning. She arriv-
ed the same evening and will have
charge Of the patient. Emmett Smith,
who 10 also down with the same disease,
lie improving.
O, II. Dildine, who was arrested last
week In response to a telegram from the
city marshal at Castle Rock, Washlng
ton, was released Monday on writ OF
habeas corpus issued by County Judge
Dunn. THE officers who wired for his
arrest had ample time To appear and
failing, the prisoner was released.
The contract for the construction Of
the city pipe line from Condor the Dar-
ling ranch was not let at the meeting Of
the city council Monday evening as the
right.ot.W ay question has not yet heen
settled. M. Il. Summers was the lowest
bidder. ltyts
Cooke Bros. have finished threshing.
Iowa and South Dakota have adopted
the reformed system oi'epeling and the
State School Superintendeuts In both
states have made official announcement
to that effect. Kansas is also consider
ering the advsahIity Of adopting the
new method. f%3 fE
Mrs. d. X. Parker left Saturday morn.
Ing for Portland where she will spend a
week visiting with friends.
ii! II. Hendricks Of Fossil was a pas-
senger on Saturdays train for Portland
According TO the Central Point Herald
q. L. Neae and family formerly OF this
place have located in that town.
NJ. ID. Carter returned last Saturday
from business visit at Portland.
!. ]. Hogan formerly conductor on
the Arlington Condor railroad, has
been transfe rred to run on the main
line. Claude Andrews is the "al
aboard" man at present.
Jerome Parsons and son OF Twicken
ham passed through Condor Friday
Morning on their way to Portland where
the latter will undergo an operation.
W. E. Patten left Friday morning fol
a few days' visit at Portland and Oregon