Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-22
cLoBoslTIEs.

Arthur Brandenburg made trip u
Portland this week.
Mrs. j. J. Hogan has been on the sick
list the last week or two.
Pat Skelly sold 72 tons Of hay last
week 10 Fred Monroe for $3.50.
q. w. Rinehart is building new sta
BILE on his lot in West Condor.
VIM. Hendrix, the cattleman, was In
town the fore part of the week.
Ohio Ward Of Lone Rock made a fly
Ing trip 10 Condor next Saturday.
Mr.. Mackey, the photographer, Is turn.
Ing out first-class work, and lots Of 1t.
Thirteen new subscriptions to the
GLOBE this week Is not 30 rocky, Is IL?
Gene Smith returned home Tuesday
from . flying business trip to Heppner.
Tom johnson and Dan Ward arrived
home Sunday evening from The Dalles.
Wm. Hughes and little son Percy, Of
Heppner, we're In town several days this
week.
II will astonish great many 10 learn
that one inch fall Of rain will give l13l4
tons 70 the acre.
Miss Blanche FitzWater returned home
Tuesday from months visit 10 friends
In the Fossil country.
Maj. Lucas and wife arrived home
Wednesday from Portland. Mrs. Lucas
health Is much improved.
Read allthe advertisements this week,
over and over, until you drop of TO
sleep. II will nyigorate you.
Sheriff Wilcox brought bis family home
Wednesday from Pine creek, where they
had been visiting their relatives.
Mr.. 8. III. Edwards Of Eugene, uncle
Of Commissioner w. J. Edwards, Is Wis
iting his relatives In this county.
Herman Seekamp Is now at Sonomish,
wash, and his health 10 much improy-
ed. He has invested In property there.
Emin Pasha has had more obituary
notices written about him than any
other traveller. And he loves TO read
them.
Mrs. Nora neardsley left Wednesday
for her home at Moscow, Idaho. after o
months pleasant visit TO her relatives In
this section.
The way 70 keep your credit good is 10
never use II. 1t Ii one OF the few things
in this world that gets brighter and
more valuable with disuse.
Several new wells are being dug in
West Condor, those Of Squire Clark and
A. j. Walker They have reached plen-
ty Of water within ten feet OF the surface.
Mr.. Geo. shippey and family Of Port
land visited their relatives In this sec
ton last week. Mrs. Shippey is daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Alex Hardie, and sister OF
Billy Colwell.
During the last week considerable rain
fell In this section. Had more of il come
month or 10 ago, this vicinity would
be better fixed to the tune Of several
thousand I to-day.
L. A. Temery, tirst-class painter and
paper-hanger, came up from the val
ley last week and expects TO remain in
Condor awhile. At present he IL paper
ing Sheriff Wilcox's residence.
L. w. Bailey left Thursday for Mccoy,
Polk county, whore be owns some yau-
able property, and where he will reside
for the present Loren is very popular
In this section, and We are all sorry to
see him go.
Mrs. Il. w. Copner and Miss May
Wineland Of Lone Rock came over to
city Wednesday, and expect to visit
friends here few days. At present
they are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henshaw.
Jas. 8. Heastin Of Lone Rock made
proof on his homestead Friday before
the clerk, with John M. Brown and d.
@. Andrews as witnesses, This Office ac-
knowledges very pleasant call from
these gentlemen.
Several new buildings in town are un-
der headway, the residences OF George
Knox, II. N. Frazer, 4. j. McMorris,
and the Hotel de Wilcox tjail). NUM-
ber Of other new buildings will be built
here ere the beautiful snow fies.
AL Eienshaw's large stock Of furniture,
undertakers supplies, wallpaper, win-
dow-shades, ETC., has been arriving all
week. He is now prepared to furnish
the public with everything in his line,
at very moderate prices. See his ad.
An exchange says What this conn-
try wants Is bichloride Of squareness
sunirted into the veins Of half the popn-
Mtion that viii make them pay their
debts like men instead Of sneaking
around the corners to avoid meeting
their creditors.
.'spinsters need not despair, II isneyer
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