Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-03-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

hart bankrupt stock for the past two
weeks.
Judge Dunn has been wrestling with
Q severe attack Of Ia grippe during the
past week.
TN. Loudermllk. who formerly own
the Condor Steam Laundry Was uans-
acting business in Condor this week.
Jerry Hartshorn arrived In Condon
Saturday evening Tor few days visit
with relatives In Condor. Jerry has
two or three good real estate deals hang
Ing hre In Portland which may be the
means Of putting him on easy street.
F.A. Haskell departed Monday morn
ing for Portland where he will visit With
friends for few weeks and leave Tor bis
second trip on the road.
W. b. Garter resigned his position as
book keeper for the Lost Valley Lumber
Company and left on the train Monday
morning for Portland where he expects
TO fnd employment
y. E. Hail was in the Dsi;ss ;h.s ~ssk
making hnal proof on his homestead.
l.. Il. Cook, assistant miller at the
Gillian 20. Milling Co., has baen trans
ierred to the CompaLy's mill at Port
land.
Tom Thompson was a passenger on
Mondays train for Portland where he
expects to find employment
J.K. Fitzwater sold s5 head Of hogs
this week to wm. Eddon who shipped
them to Lacey Bros. Of Portland. MIR.
Fhzwater received 6sse for them deliver
ed in Condor.
JEFF Heel Of Lone Rock has purchased
the Star Lodging house at Heppner, the
consideration being 1880 Tor the turni'
ture and four years lease on the build
ing. The Star Is popular house and
enjoys good trade. The friends Of
Mr. Neel In Gillian Couniy will wish
him success 10 HE new venture.
Ed MerrIaeId has been suffering from
severe attack Of Ia grippe during the
past week.
Mrs. Wood, sr.. and daughter, Miss
Emma, departed Thursday morning for
Cleveland. Ohio, where they will make
an extended vIsit with Mrs. Woods
mother. They will be greatly missed
among their friends In Condor aud in
social circles generally.
Miss Greiner left Friday morning for
Portland where she will make her selec-
tiou Of spring millinery and become
thoroughly posted ON the latest styles
before returning to Condou,
MIR. ]. II, Hughes and daughter, Mrs.
Cordell, left on tho train Monday morn.
ing for Pendleton where they will visit
with relatives for few days.
The Arlington Lumber Company ship.
ped car load Of lumber this week to
Geo. Flanders and Frank Collins Of
Gwendolsn. The former will erect q
new house and the latter will remodel
his old one.
An interesting debate will take place
at the high school this afternoon between
the students. The subject will be: "Re-
solved, that war is more destructive
than intemperance." Much interest 10
manifested by the young people in these
debates.
Tom Spencer left Monday for The
Dalles where he will prove up on his
homestead.
The following subscribers renewed
their subscriptions to the GLOBE during
the past week: CIV Gross, W.C.Cald-
we'll, ]. A. Riser, Bert Townsend, Jos
Whyte and VIM. Campbell,
The bid OF The s. b. Barker Co. on
the Earhart Bankruptcy stock was ac-
cepted. There were but few bids from
from outside parties.
Read Weigel& Rice's ad In this issue.
It will save you money.
An interesting debate will take place
between the Lost Valley Literary Socie-
ty and the Pine Grove Literary Society
at the Lost Valley school house tomOr.
row evening. The subject is: Resolved,
that the Japanese have just cause for
complaint on account Of being expelled
from the public schools Of San Francis
co. A. 6. Hollen is leader on the affir-
native side Of the question and Geo. q.
Myers is leader on the negative.
w. Lord OF The Dalles was In Condor
this week looking after the interests Of
the Condor National Bank.