Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1893-03-10
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CLOBosITIEs.
See the new butcher shop nd.

convene at Condor on Monday, April 10.
large number Of warranty deeds,
mortgage and cbattel mortgage blanks
at this Qface, for sale cheap.
P. g. Martin and sons have purchased
the Ramsby ranch near Wagner and
have moved from Dutch Flat onto the
place.
Judge Mariner and Commissioners
Edwards and Ralston are at GilIiam's
capital this week, county court being in
session.
Howard Propst, who has been clerking
for L. o. Ralston at 0lex since his return
from college, visited his srelatiyes at Con-
don Sunday.
Mrs. J.. A. Crum and daughter, Mrs.
Henry wilkins Of Olex visited their rel
atives in the city, q. w. Rinehart and
family, the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex sliardie and Mrs.
Geo. Stewart 81 Paper Sack visited their
friends in town. I. w. Darling and iain-
ily, several days the first of the week.
Mrs. Mary Brown and family have
moved ont 70 their ranch ON Rock creek,
and.L. w. Darling and family nov oc-
cupy the dwelling just vacated BY thems
Mr. @. ". Foil of Heppner, the tree
planter, informs Us that be has employed
u. w. Lord To call on timber culture en-
trymen and contract for their planting.
Mrs. Sarah Portwood and two sons,
Josh and Tom, came up last week from
their home atMcCoy, Polk county, and
are visiting their relatives 10 this vicin-
ity.
The latest news concerning the condi-
tion Of Mr.. A. w. Lucas is that he Is
gradually growing weaker, and that the
chances for his recovery are very dis
couraging.
Mrs. Il. J, McMorris returned home
Saturday from pleasant visit 70 reIa-
tiyes on snake river, In Washington.
Her husband met her at Arlington with
private conveyance.
II. Earper. who recently moved with
his family TO Lane county, came back
last week and will remain 10 this. section
until after sheep-shearlng time, when he
win probably move back again TO their
ranch In Lost Valley.
A delightful party WAS rendered Mrs.
q. A. Dauneman Tuesday evening at her
p.easant home al Glem, In honor of her
birthday. Miss Carrie Danneman visi-
Ted her friends, Mr.. ank Mrs. VIM. Dun
lap several days last week.
Alex llardie has just purchased a mag
niiicent new back from L. w. Darling.
also new Get Of tine harness from Smith
4 Earhart, and it's amusing to see Alex
spin along 1t break-neck speed in hiscn-
deavor 10 try TO make the hind wheels
catch up with the front ones.
The 'sshow" here Thursday night by
the Gooseberry Koinedy Kompany was
fairly well attended and proved highly
entertaining, lp way. There we're FIVE
gentlemen and two ladies In the troupe,
and displayed considerable talent, con
sidering the chance they have had.
j. II. Downing has just had his store
enlarged, extra shelving put in, re-pa-
pered and fitted up generally, adding
greatly to It's appearance aud convent
ence. He has also received large stock
OF new goods Of all kinds, and expects
the most prosperous season this year we
have had for many years.
The church eociable Friday evening
was i complete success in every respect,
and netted about $24, which will go tow
ard paying off the church debt. One
cake, baked BY Mrs. III. B. Hendricks,
sold for s7.50. The ladies and all who
interested themselves in this worthy
cause deserve much credit.
Hon. John I. Aver Of Portland and
Editor j. M. Johns of the Arlington Rec
ord, representing the New England Loau
and Investment Association, visited our
city this week III the interest Of that re-
liable and worthy institution. In adj
vantage, real worth and excellence this
IL away ahead Of Mny life insurance, in
every respect. Messrs. Darling & Hem
bricks have the agency for this section.
At the Fossil city election Tuesday, %
votes we're cast. The only changes made
were, j. II. Morris, councilman in place
OF r Potterton, and DR.. Mott, recorder,
in place Of Jas. Stewart. The present
board Of officers now consists of Mayor
TT. B. Hoover; Councilmen--W. w.
kteiwer, a. B. Kelsay, Y. W. Ilalsey and
MI Morris; recorder--Dr. B. F. Mott
Treasurer--.J II. Putnam; marshal-Ly-
man L. Morgan.
Our school closed Wednesday, with ap-
propriate exercises. The pupils, to show
their appreciation and respect for their