Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-10-28
CLoBosITIEs.

6tO. w. hlneDhTU UlHue DuSiucbb
trip to Arlington Wednesday.
Charley Gross Of Athena IL visiting
old friends about Condor this week.
II. B. Hendricks Is over in the Ante
lope country on an insuring expedition.
Banker Joe Thomas and Mr.. Arnot, a
cattle-buyer Of Montana, were In onr
city the first Of the week.
Rev. Wise will preach at Lone Rock
next Sunday, morning and evening--if
trains make connections.
The GLOBE has several thousand blanks
mortgage and warranty deeds, chattel
mortgage, ETC., for sale cheap.
Eugene Guard Gainey Mathews left
Tuesday, 18th inst, for Mayville, Gillian
county, via the Mckenzie route.
Hon. q. N. Thornbury Of The Dalles,
formerly receiver Of the land Office at
that place, died Friday night, at ripe
old age.
An exchange says that rich men who
do odd things are called eccentric. Poor
men who do the same things are called
damphools.
Vim. Cole, the pleasant young man
who is living on Sheriff Wilcox's place
on Butte creek, visited friends here sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. s.. A. Winzenried and two chill
dren, who have been visiting relatives
in Lane county the last two months, re-
turned Saturday TO Condor.
The GLOBE is indebted to Mrs John
Hawk Of Thirtymile and VIM. Ross OF
Mayvile for samples Of as fine Early
Rose potatoes as ever came out Of the
ground.
President Harrison's wife died at the
morning, after an illness OF several
months, the result Of severe attack of
la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II, Putnam and little
son came over Sunday from Fossil and
visited their relatives at Condor and vi
cinity. Mrs Putnam will remain with
her mother, Mrs. Meek, a few days.
Born, Monday morning, Oct "a, 1892,
10 the wife Of IL. Frank Downer Of Rock
creek, a bouncing baby boy. All parties
doing WELL including Frank, who wears
a smile broad enough to stunt the growth
OF corn.
The president has signed the procla-
nation opening to settlement the sur
plus lands OF the Crow Indian reserva-
tion in Montana, aggregating 1900, 600
acres. They will be open to settlement
at once.
Shed Gridcr and Henry Hoss finish
ed Wiley. Miller's beautiful new res
idence this week We need more such
buildings in town like those OF Miller
Bros. 1t encourages others to put up
good buildings also.
Jas. Cameron arrived home this week
with his sheep, all in excellent condi-
ton. John jackson, who was reported
lost, turned up all few days ago,
having been "losed" couple of days in
the wilds OF Grant county.
Mrs. Chas. Slater and sister, Miss Ma
nv Gillihan, left Monday for couple Of
weeks visit with relatives on Sauvie's
Island. Charley expects to batch, and
says II any of his friends want square
meal now is the time TO visit him.
Mrs. w. L. Barker and Mrs. Geo. w.
Knox received the sad intelligence on
Wednesday that their mother, Mrs. Wm.
Cornett was very sick at her home in
Portland, They started at once to visit
her, Mr., Knox accompanying them to
Arlington.
DIR. Weldon expects TO leave Condor
to-day-Friday--fo his home ut Airing
ton. During his short stay here he has
turned out large amount Of as fine den
tai work as can be found in any city.
Everybody are pleased with his excel.
lent work and low prices.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Johnson has pur-
chased Mont Wards half interest in the
large new Knox & Ward livery stable al
Condor. The stable is doing large bus
mess, and Mr.. johnson has made an ex.
cellent investment. Mr.. Ward is yet nm
decided rs to what business he will en-
gage in.
Married, at Condor, Wednesday, Oct
20, 1892, at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Brown, Mr.. John Hanna to Miss 0rilla
Il. Boren, both OF the Rock creek coun
try. Squire Clark performed the cere
mony, and the newly-wedded pair rat
tied off towards home rs happy MS two
little doves.
Grant County News John Muldrict
received telegram Sunday night to The
4 effect that John j. Mccullough had com