Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-03-29
LOCAL ANp Personal

NhbnFlllo, ionnegeoe, anu uobiIos W
return to hIs native state for which he
expects TO start about the first OF April.
lie has been q faithful. hard working
pastor In the church here, and will be
greatly missed by the members, who,
while regret.ing 10 lose his services,
will wish him and his estimable family
abundant prosperity aud happiness In
their new field OF abor.--Journal.
wm. Hawes OF Spray was trAnsacting
business In Condor last week.
Mira. j. II. Parsona died ut her home
near TwIckenham on Thursday. March
l4th. The remains were laid 10 rest in
the Odd Fellows cemetery Mt Fossil.
Jas. Heastin formerly of Lone Rock
writes from Napa City. California, s
follows: 1--WE are In one Of the most
beautiful valleys In California. Every
thing 10 green, no cold weather and
fruit trees Of all kinds are In full bloom,
Can raise anything and everything you
plant. We have rented u small ranch
three miles from Napa City"
Over at Granite they have a new way
oi carrying supplies to the mines by
putting snow shoes on the horsea, which
enables u team To drag 500 pounds oi
supplies and provisions In u beef hide
over the eight feet deep snow. The snow
shoes are made OF boards l2 inches
square, one Of these being firmly clamp.
cd to each foot OF the horse,--Enter.
prise.
James Brehaut returned Saturday ev.
ening from Portland where he has been
takinga weeks treatment for erysi pelss.
Mark Portw ood was uanaacting bust.
ness Ia Portland last week
Jerry Ilartshorn came up from Port.
land Saturday evening to spend lew
weeks with relatives In Condor. Jerry
reports the real estate business good In
Portland.
Claude Andrews was called to Port.
land last week by the serious illness Of
his iather, who is afflicted with tnbcrcn.
losis Of the hip joint
Jack Brown returned Saturday from
Portland where he has just completed
course in a business college.
Judge Dunn was a business visitor In
Portland this week.
Tom Price returned Friday evening
from trip to Malheur county.
Fletcher Bros, are remodeling the
Condor Club Saloon. They expect TO
rspaper the place In short time.
John Mcconnell, who has been living
In the Valley for some time, was called
to Mayvile this week by the serious III
ness Of his brother.
John Eberle wac transacting business
In The Dalles last week,
Ed Mctireer Of Antelope was in this
vicinity several days this week in search
Of good work horses. lie purchased
three head while here, two head from
J. 4. Gillespie and one from Charles
Hill for which he paid from 800 to $3.50
per head. MIR. Gillespie recently sent
another team TO Grass Valley to be put
on the market and sod,-Spray Courier.
John jackson has a new ad in this
issue.
Attorney Parman transacted legal bus
iness at Gwendolen Thursday.
Attorney Ward of Goldendale was Wis.
iting at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs, Dan
Thomas this week.
Mrs. Rose Balding will lead at the
women's meeting at the Congregational
church next Sunday afternoon. Her
subject will be: lessons from Easter"
Mrs. ]. f. Reisacher and son left for
Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Herren is visiting friends
at Heppner this week.
F. NJ. Springston OF Lost Valley, who
has been under the DOCTORS care for
few days, is improving.
Mart Blakely's little daughter 10 re.
ported Ill this week.
Mrs. Edward Dunn was called to
Wildwood. Oregon, last week by the sc.
rious illness Of her mother.
Nathan Farnsworth has on display at
the First National Bank a stuffed cotton
tail rabbit and the remarkable thing
about the specimen is the fact that its
fur is jet black. The rabbit was killed
near Lone Rock by Bob johnson few
months ago and was cent to a Portland
taxedermist to be mounted.