Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12
LOCAL ANp Personal

bought n three. bottom pillow from W, L.
Barker 4 Co. Mr.. Young reports things
prosperous 10 his peighborhood.
you have any chickens you want to
sell. now is the time to sell them. There
seems 10 DO q ascarcity Of chickens around
Condon. The Hotel Oregon is In the
market with the rest. Hens and roost'
ers Weighing from TO 0 pounds are
worth from t4.60 TO % per dozen. You
will have no trouble In disposing Of
them at these prices.
John Mcconnell, who has been here
attending the funeral OF his brother, Al
Mcconnell, returned TO Portland Mon.
day.
Mrs 4, q. MerriHeld is attending the
Circle rally at ieppner this week.
Geo. N. Crosaeld. who is representing
the Holt Combined Harvester Co., has
sold machines to the following Gillian
County farmers: Ned Rowland, Chas.
X. Peugh, Y. Ward. |. q. orwick, Her.
bert johnson, W. X. Farrar. &c. .Malsy,
o. MaIey, r. II. Stephenson and John
II. Peugh. Mr.. Crosheld hopes to sell a
train load Of these machines In this
county before harvest. lie gave ban
quet at the Hotel Oregon Friday even.
Ing at which the above named gentle.
men we're present.
DR.. Wood reports baby bny at the
home Of W. W. May this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Blain
Maley this week, DR.. Wood attending.
J. II. Downing left Monday morning
for Alberta, Canada. to visit with his son
], NJ. Downing, who 10 In the stock
business At CurlcW, Mr.. Downing In.
tends to stop few days at Walla WallR,
Palonse and Spokane.
william Eddon shipped two car loads
OF stock TO Portland Monday.
Ed Brandon. who was subpened as a
witness In the Shanghnessy case. re.
turned Monday TO his home at WalIowa.
He reports everything aoufishing at
that place.
w. IA, Hornibrook and wife left We'd
nesday morning for White Salmon,
Washington, where they will make
their future home. MIR. Horpibrook In.
tends TO practice law at that place and,
as Bill Ia a rustleF. he IL sure to make
good.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Stevens have
moved into the cottage vacated by W.
II. Hornibrook.
Tom Price made flying trip to Hood
River this week.
Arthur Baker left for Portland Friday
morning where he has position in the
paper mills.
Jack Brown and Guy Boyd left for
Idaho Friday morning where he former
is engaged In tho sheep business.
Frank Palmer and family left Friday
morning for Portland where they will
make their future home.
L. W. Darling returned to Portland
Friday after attending the recent
term OF circuit court.
People who live In glass houses should
not throw stones.
Read Weigel & Rice's glove ad In this
issue.
James e. Hunt is business visitor In
Portland this week.
Attorney Geo. Parman left Wednes.
day morning for Portland to attend a
conference OF the Elks.
It was Dan Mcdowell who was sent to
the penetentiary from Jackson county,
and not Dan McDougall as stated In the
last issue Of the GLOBE.
@, A. Simpson OF the Condor Steam
Laundry left Wednesday morning for
Portland for few days. visit.
VIM. Maple left Tuesday for Hood
River on business trip.
Walter Duncan was an Arlington visi.
tor Tuesday.
Jim Kisling, the Arlington Lumber
Co.'s agent at Clem, was in Condor
Tuesday.
Will Morrison and wife left for Ar.
lington Tuesday morning, where his
father is Sc riously III.
James X. Fitzwater returned Wednes.
day night from three weeks' visit at
New Mineral Syringe, Washington,
where he has been for his health. He
also visited few days with his dsugh-
ter In Portland. j. K. feels much better