Local News Highlights From Condon and Surrounding Areas
C F Winterstein visited Condon on business while A M Smith and family spent Sunday in Fossil. Local residents attended baseball in Condon and reports note various visits and travel to Mayville Ajax and the Valley. A Teachers Institute and the Second Annual Threshers Association convention are announced with affiliate events and travel savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville News
C.F. Winterstein
Condon
A. M. Smith and
Fossil Sunday
Guy Chapman
W. B. Dodge
F. A. Stinehfild
W. G
Mia
Keys
State Threshers Association
Albany
Oregon
Portland
Gwendolen Items and Local Social Happenings
M J Lynch came up from Portland to spend a few days with family. Miss Anna Clark left for Willows. Mr and Mrs Howland and Mr and Mrs Osborn and families attended a ball game at Condon. Walter Russel and Mrs M E Clark visited. Verna Lamb and Burna Lamb visited friends in Condon. M E Clark and daughter attended the institute in Condon. Frank Kollas visited Lambs. N Howland and son shipped a hog load. Albert Lamb and Gilbert Ellis were fishing at Rock Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brown
Fred Thomas
Fossil
M. J. Lynch
Portland
Anna Clark
Willows
Howland
Mrs. Lamb
Condon
Walter Russel
The
M. E. Clark
Sun
Mr. N
J. H. Downing
Igo Notables and Local Business Movements in Condon
Cliff Maley and Ira Jones visited Condon for business. The Igo Telephone Co. plans to start work next week on a line from Condon to Igo. E Curran reports his barley crop on the model farm as the best ever. The Adlards and Farrars put their household goods up for sale and consider moving to Mexico. Geo Moore and the Johnsons were in Condon on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Jones
Condon
Igo Telephone Co
Igo
E. Curran
Walt Adlard
Walt Farrar
Mexico
Geo, Moore
Thoreday
Herbert Johnson
Jere
Ajax Notes Miss Ethel Adlard in Con
Miss Ethel Adlard is noted in Con Miga with Mabel Price attending the Pancher's Institute this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
Ethel Adlard
Miga Mabel Price
Wet Weather Delays Wheeler Gilliam High School Game
Condon notes show no game this week between Wheeler and Gilliam County High School due to rain. The match may be played next Saturday May 7. Local arrivals include F M Piter from Portland and G M Farr from Portland visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Gilliam County High School
G. M. Farr
Portland
Brother
Wm. Farr
Cattle Shipment and Passenger Notices Reach Hood River
Mrs J R Wells departed this morning for the Dalles and Portland. An out passenger was aboard the morning train bound for Portland. Eddon and Son shipped a car of cattle to Hood River today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wells
Dalles
Portland
Pe Poe
Eddon & Son
Hood River
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Mayville
Gwendolen
Geo. Smith
Mr. Smith
Clinton Clearwater
J. J. Stevinson
Fred Achard
J. MacDonald
Tra C. Jones
Hines
Herman York
W. C. Farrar
W. T. Adlard
Ellen Palmer
Merritt Frizzell
Marshfield
Mr. Frizzell
Henry Fehrenbacher
Wood
John Jackson
Wm. Hawes
Spray
Thi City
J. P. Crilly
W. J. Edwards
Mrs. Coe Barnard
Portsland
Mra. Chas
Austin
Wheat City
H. N. Anderson
Emma
Pine Ridge
Frank Kollas
Cliff Maley
Presnt
J. McMorris
Rock Creek
Olex
Lewis
Salem
Rider> Co
McMorrison
Charles M. Hatfield
Sherman County
Merced County
California
Hatfeld
John Scott Mills
Wasco
London Athletic Club
Bert Kireh
Setanday
Pevery
Gilliam Co
John Worden
Guy Linville
Robert Fitzmaurice
Bugs Stephens
G. Ferguson
Griggs
Loren Kennedy
Tiny McGrath
Bruce Hull
Lowell Chas
Fitzmaurice
Horace
Hubert Magee
Mary Locke
Tilly Dams
Judith Blair
Mabel Barker
Miss Porter
Georgia Searcy
Violet
Katherine Clarke
C. N. Laughrnge
Howard Tobey
F. M. Piiter
Matney Fist
Mac. Smith
Cottmire and
Fehrenbacher
Jim Matlock
Mr. Matlock
Josh Hardie
Trail Fork
Chas, Lilly Sr
Globe
Ieee
FR Gaver
A. Cox
Lone Rock
Hhs. Fletcher
Gooseberry
White and Dunn
Fred Womack
J. F. Reisacher
Washington
J. W. Dyer
William Dunlap
Fossil High School
Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational Church
Schilling
Pitt[mn
Rex Mana
Mary Brown
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