Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-29
GLoBOslTlEs.

Miss Mary Rippey left last week for
visit to friends In Boston, Mass.
Squire M. o. Clarke OF Lone Rock was
visible on our beautiful streets Monday.
Capt. B. Gaffney and p. Potterton each
returned this week from business trips
to Portland.
By request, Rev. Wise will repeat his
sermon on temperance next Sunday
evening at Condor.
Mrs. B. T. Smell and daughter, Miss
Lena, are visiting friends in the May
vile and Fossil country.
q. W. Rinehart and L. w. Darling
we're In Arlington several days this week
on business Of legal nature.
Wm. Lyle has resigned his position
as postmaster ut Crown Rock. His sIc-
cessor has not yet been appointed.
sniption Jim Brown requests us TO
state that he was In town Saturday,
which accounts for this excellent item.
IA. d. Hurt and family are now liv-
ing at Ukiah, Uinatilla county, TO which
address he has ordered bis GLOBE sent.
. Mrs. Rogers Of Seattle wasa passenger
on Tuesdays stage, enroute TO visit her
sister, Mrs. Henry Heidtman Of Rowe
creek.
Herman Seekamp came up this week
from sonotnish, 10 remuin few days In
this section and will then return TO that
place.
Mrs. VIM. Dunlap and mother. Mrs.
Rice. visited their relatives In Lost Val
ley Friday and Saturday, NJ. r. Balding
and family.
Miss Daisy Downing discharged the
duties Of deputy clerk this week, while
Mr.. Frazer and family moved into their
new residence.
DaughterI shall we invite DR.. Bigfee
10 the receptionf Mother-I think we'd
better not; he's 90 absentminded. He
might charge II In the bill.--Jndge.
Hon. W. r. Ellis has 80 far recovered
from his recent injuries as TO be able to
sit up. and IL . few days will be able 20
get around with the aid Of crutches.
Charles Glasgow, formerly resident
Of Baker county, was hung by a vigilance
committee In Montana a short time ago
for horse stealing. Long Greek Eagle.
Miss Emma Meek came over from Eos
oil on Mondays stage. and visited her
sister, Mrs. s. r. Shut, few days, and
then proceededsto her home near town.
"Well, II that amt inean," exclaimed
the prisoner. Every burned one o. the
stories in this here paper they've gimme
10 read IL continued, and me to be hung
next week z,
Waiter (seeing dissatisfaction on guests
faceI---Wasn't the fowl cooked TO suit
you, sir? Guest--Y Yes, all but the bill !;
just take that back and tell them TO boil
It down little.-Liie.
Mrs. Alex Mathews OF Eugene came
mp last week and is visiting her relatives
in this section. At present she is stop
ping at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
silas Keeney, naar Mayville.
A new occupation In cities for ladies' Is
that Of gazing into their employers shop
windows In couples, and going into rapt-
ures over the display Of lovely bonnets
when likely customers are passing.
J. w. Smith and family, Mics Nettie
Remington and one or two others from
Arlington passed through our city
Wednesday, enroute to the Cascade
mountains for couple Of weeks recrea-
fiop.
See the new saw mill ad Of Miller 4
Hill, who are now running the Bunch
mill on Rock creek. They have been
running less than month, and have
sawed out over 10000 feet Of excellent
lumber.
al Henshaw has been obliged to build
large addition onto the rear OF his store
already, which Is pretty good evidence
that bis business is rapidly increasing.
He has an enormous stock Of furniture
on hand.
Mrs. @. a. Danneman returned home
to Clem Tuesday, after weeks pleas
ant visit at the home Of her friends, Mr.,
and Mrs. silas Keeney, near Mayville,
She was heguest Of Mrs. s. A. Maddox
on Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Cornett, who had been liv-
ing at the homes of his daughters. Mrs.
w. L. Barker and Mrs. Geo. Knox dur
Ing the last year or 60, left this week fol
his home at Sunny Side, one Of the sub
urhs Of Portland.
M. Il. Armstrong and wife visited rel
atives and friends in town several days
thie week. Jnstwhile resting, Mr. Arm
strong built several brick fues In town
Itis probable they will build and move