Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
GLoRoslTIEs.

northeast OF town.
The GLoBE is d little short OF news
this week, owing TO q rush OF job work
and court being In session.
VIM. BrassieId and wife recently NOV
cd TO the old Brassield place on Rock
creek, four miles above Olex.
q. Caven was over from Pine creek
Saturday with some Of his fine fruit.
Ills fruit Is always in great demand.
Rev. Wise postponed his visit TO For
est Grove until this week, starting Mon
day. He will be absent three weeks.
Wiley Miller and family are occupying
the old harness shop until their new
house IL finished, which will be soon.
Our town Is full Of courting people this
week. The crowd, however, is not over
half 10 large as that Of the spring term.
Frank Pliter and Geo. Robinson re-
turned home the first Of the week from
couple OF weeks sojourn In the Tilla-
NOOK country.
w. Il. Reed Of Olcx had the misfortune
one day last week to break his arm. 1t
will be several weeks before he will be
able TO resume his work.
b. X. searcy afforded amusement for
the crowd by running shooting gallery
this week in town. The "bulls-eye"
was shot at good many times.
Mr.. Geo. w. Rinehart returned home
Friday from his three weeks visit
in the valley. He thinks nearly ev-
erybody In the valley will go solid for
Weaver for president
Mrs. Il. w. Copner and Miss Anna
Clarke came over from Lone Rock Sum
day, and rendered valuable assistance
with the music at our entertainments
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Miss Daisy Downing left Saturday for
The Dalles, where she will attend the ST.
Mary's Academy until June. The young
folks gave her farewell party Friday
night, which was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Ethel Parman left Monday for
Forest Grove, Lane county, where she
expects to take course in the Pacific
University. Mrs. Parman accompanied
her and will return In few days.
X. w. Crane returned home Tuesday
from Portland where no attended the
Odd Fellows convention. He says there
we're about 10000 in attendance, and
that he never had better time in his
life.
-Madge, darling, love you
fondly, devotedly. With you life is ev-
erything; without you, nothing. Madge
II wish could say as much. George
You might II you were az big liar as
am.--Judge.
The complete returns from the state
elections in North Carolina, indicate the
election Of Tillman, the farmers alliance
man for governor. Five out Of seven
congressman were elected by the peo-
Iie's party.
Several scholars from outside the dis
trict are attending our graded schools,
among them being Miss Carrie Boyer OF
Beecher Flat, Miss Fannie Woosley OF
Trailfork, and Than Caven OF Pine
creek, oil OF whom are stopping in town.
G.. w. Mackey, our courteous photog-
rapher, returned to Condor this week,
after tour lasting about five weeks
through the neighboring towns south Of
here. He is better than ever satisfied
with Condor, and is now snugly located
in his new gallery over the harness shop.
Miss Anna Clarke OF Lone Rock has
been employed in the primary depart
ment Of the Condor graded schools, be-
ginning Tuesday. She is an experienced
teacher and has always given excellent
satisfaction. With the present corps Of
efficient teachers, we are sure TO have q
good school this term; besides, they are
a valuable addition to our social world.
Unless the cholera can be stamped out
efectually very soon, there is little doubt
that with the thousands of visitors at
the worlds fair at Chicago next year, a
scourge will visit this country such as it
has never known. II is question wor-
thy Of serious consideration whether the
worlds fair had not best be postponed,
should the present threatening aspect
continue.
Eugene Register: There not amore
useless expense to the people of this
state than the so-called Oregon Weather
Service. The reports are sent out about
three months after date right along, and
even II sent out on time would be Of no
use to anyone. II is costing the people
OF tho state several hundred dollars a
month to issue this, pay for preparing ii,
etc. and no one receives any benefit but