Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-16

w. -, DHTkeF ilhn tbiH hnOL]er uWeIl-
Ing house built on his property near the
school house this week, which makes
three In ell. The last two have already
been rented by the families Of J. G. Ste
yenson and Mr.. johnson o. Matney Flat.
He informs Us that he might possibly
let the other one--now occupied by him
self and family--if applied for soon.
Load after load OF excellent lumber is
being hauled every dny from Halstead's
mill, for the new armory. II will I've
two-story structure, and will he by far
the largest ball In the county. The hoys
In blue expect to have the building An
ished within elk weeks, and will have
big blowout on Thanksgiving. The hall
will hc 30x70-just right for the mazy
dance.
Married, Sunday, Sept. II, 1892, 1.-THE
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. q, g. Parman
near town, Mr.. John II. Harrison TO
Mrs. A. Donaldson Of California, Rev.
Wise officiating. Mrs. Harrison is sis
ter Of Mr.. parman and formerly resided
In this section. Mr.. Harrison Ii n suc-
cessful sheep raiser, and has a very com-
Portable home on Thirty Mile, where
they reside. The best wishes Of their
numerous friends are rendered them.
w. II. Bnrnham, bright young attor-
ney of Storm Lake, lowa, expects to ar
rive in Condor about the goth inst. lie
recently graduated in the Iowa State
University, and is thorough classical
scholar. Mr.. Burnham 10 an old dclass-
mate and friend OF our attorney, Mr..
Goode. and his object In coming here is
70 form q law partnership with him, as
Mr.. Goode informs us that he has more
legal work than he can attend to alone.
The majority Of the people at Hood
River are determined that no license
shall be granted for the sale Of intoxica-
ting liquors in that town. For the last
two years Jos. Delk repeatedly tried TO
establish saloon at that place, and has
been banled mp several times before the
grand jury forselling liquor without IL
cense. The county court Of Wasco coun-
~ last week was again obliged 10 deny
his advertised petition, as the remon.
STRANGE was more numerously signed
than the petition.
Mr.. Sidney Collins, the affable and
popular U. Z. agent Of Arlington, is TAX
ing well-earned months rest. He vis-
tied Condor Friday and Saturday on
business concerning the Sd regiment, o.
N. g., OF which lie is adjutant, under
Col Lucas. Mr.. Collins is one Of the
few employees in whom the Union Pa-
cf:c has thorough confidence, and he
| is Justly entitled to the distinction. He
looks after the company's welfare as
carefully as though 1t were his own, and
IL is fully appreciated.
Loads OF furniture are going out daily
from A. Henshaw's new furniture store.
BY square dealing and low prices, Mr..
Henshaw Is building up a very respect
able trade. Don't send away for furni-
ture--or anything else-when yon can
do as well or better at home. Keep the
money in circulation at home, where
there Is chance to get hold Of it again,
and you will never hear Of scarcity oi
money or hard times. Money that il
cent out Of the country will never find
its way back here again.
Mesdames Henshaw, Nicklin and other
parties here are getting up an entertain
ment for next Monday night, the pro-
gram for which is intensely interesting
/ We have considerable local talent here
and we bespeak for them large and mp
preciatiye audience. A small admission
Of 25c will he charged, which will admit
all to fine supper after the exercises
The proceeds thereof will be used in get
ting bell for our new school house
This move is very commendable, and
those at the head Of it have the thanks
Of our people--in advance.