Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-11-11

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ing to Billy Barr, is offered for sale very
cheap, II applied for soon. 1t can be
bought all furnished throughout, ready
TO move into.
Mrs. g. G. Shaw received decree Of
divorce this week, Judge Bradshaw hav-
ing had the case under advisement since
the September term Of court. Attorney
Goode feels greatly elated over his sue
cess at procuring this divorce, as he says
there were some pretty fine points Of
law to consider In this case.
Those who promised to haul us wood
on subscription will please remember
that rough weather will soon set In, and
II should be hauled while the roads are
yet good. All who are indebted to the
GLoBE in any way are requested to settle
at once, as we are building and need the
money. Please do do not forget this.
A dozen or 10 Of our little fellows be-
came wild and woolly with election ex-
citement Tuesday, and marched in reg
ular procession style all over the city,
bearing banners and flags and screech-
ing ~Rah for Cleveland" loud enough
to hear them mile. They also hung
Harrison in efIigy on the highest flag
pole in town.
Il. w. Daggett, an intelligent young
man who recently came out from Mich
igan, IL in town this week in attendance
at the examination. lie is nm agreeable
gentleman, and has taught several terms
already. Mr.. Daggett is making his
home for the present with his cousin.
Judge Mariner, at Blalock, where he is
teaching school.
Messrs. i. A. Freed and r. r. Brown,
agents for Wiley d. Allen, musical
instruments, Portland, have been in our
city the past week. They have their
sample organ at Maddock's hotel, and
as they are both good singers and musi-
clans, they have furnished much agree
able entertainment for some OF our peo-
pie during their stay here.
Frank Il. Edwards, son Of Hon. w. J.
Edwards OF Mayville, is making rapid
progress In his studies at the Oregon Ag-
ricultural college in Corvallis. Accord
ing TO the rules Of the college, the stand
ing runs from 60 TO 30 per cent, 90 per
cent being considered very good. Franks
average standing is from 75 to 90 per
cent, which reflects much credit on
his ability, as he is only IL years OF age.
Saturday last +. NJ. Pliter had war
rant sworn out for the arrest Of Brick
Balding on charge OF cattle stealing.
At bis preliminary examination Monday
il was proven beyond doubt that the
calf in question belonged to Brick. 1t
exactly resenbled one belonging to Mr..
| Pliter, hence the mistake and arrest.
Squire Clark dismissed the case at plain
titi's cost, which amounted to about $40.
"A. Allen, Matney's genial, good
natured blacksmith, returned home this
week from visit to his children and
other relatives in Cowlitz county, Wash.
There isn't anything singular about this,
save the fact that Fred brought with
him from Seattle, an accomplished
young lady, Miss Minnie Wrede, whom
he married on Monday, 9TH inst, Squire
Clark performing the ceremony. Their
many friends join the GLOBE in hearty
congratulations.
Quarterly examination is going on at
Condor this week by Supt. Parker, as
sisted by Miss Lena Smell. The appli-
aants are; Mrs. Josephene Conroy of
Glen, Mrs Elsie Hale of Arlington, Miss
Estella Fett of Shelby, Mics Susie Dunn
OF Condor, Misses Emma Meador and
Estella Rhea of Fossil, and Messrs. H..
w. Daggett of Blalock and Chas. Royse
Of Idea. There are two applicants for
state diplomas, Misses Lena and Josie
Smell,