Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1893-03-03
0LoBOslTIES.

me new butcher shop 10 now running
at full blast.
Born, Friday, Feb. 22d to the wife Of
Geo. Robinson near Condor, a son.
Ballots for the city election we're print
ed at the GLOBE job rooms to-day, FRI
day.
w. "A. Rpdkey, one Of Arlington's en-
terprising buBness men was in town
Wednesday.
Knox h johnson are havinga well dug
at their livery stable, which will add
much to it's convenience.
A large number Of warranty deeds,
mortgage and chattel mortgage blanks
at this Office, for sale cheap.
Our magnificent 'UniversalD jobber
has been kept buzzing the last week or
80, turning out frst-class work.
In trade with Alex Hardie this week,
L. W. Darling becomes the owner Of 40
head Of good cattle, valued at about $500.
]. II. Downing just purchased l50 acres
Of excellent land near Mayvile, from
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Woods. Consider.
alton, 1900.
Our school will close next Wednesday.
II has been a Successful term, and the
teachers deserve much credit for their
earnest and effective efforts.
Born Friday, Feb. "a, 1892. 10 Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ. Pliter, son. Unforta-
nately Mrs. Pliter caught cold few
tlEss after aud has been very sick since.
Geo. w. Welshhons, who had been at
work ~ Miller & Hills saw mill since
last summer, moved back with his
family to their ranch near Glenn this
week.
II seems 10 have been false rumor
about Brick Balding buying the Spencer
farm on Rock creek At least Brick
says there's nothing in it, and he ought
% know.
Bills are posted for an entertainment
to be given here this Thursday evening
by the Hooseherry Comedy Company.
We understand il Is we'll worth the ad-
mission price.
Arthur Myers and family OF Fossil
moved onto j. III. spaulding's ranch on
sniption this week. Arthur having been
employed by Mr.. spaulding TO look after
his farm and stock.
Henry Hoss came up this week from
Arlington, where he spent the winter
with his mother. lie expects to remain
here this simmer and work at the car
pentering business.
+. ID. Smiths the lucky winner in the
late Examiner prize-drawing, having
won fret prize, farm in California val
.pRA0rt $500. The editor Of this excel
lenfSIeekly also won a prize, valued at
SIS.
After learning that Mr.. Lucas had
withdrawn his name from the ticket for
mayor, the name OF Geo. Tatom has been
placed the field, and be and L. W. Dar-
ling are now the contestants for the
mayorship honcrs.
A newspaper has been started at the
Samoan Islands. The editor must have
picnic describing swell parties, recep-
tions, etc., as we are informed that the
prevailing costume worn down there Is Il
broad smile and pair Of shell ear rings.
We understand that teachers are q
scarce sarticle" In this county this
spring. A number Of Prof. Hills schol-
ars have just received teachers certiti-
Gates, and any district Ia the county in
need Of a teacher can learn something to
their interest by addressing Prof. j. IL.
Hill at Condor.
The ladies' Of Condor viii give basket
sociable in the church Friday evening,
which promises to be grand success.
Each lady il expected 10 bring basket
containing enough lunch for 2, with her
name on a tag tied TO the basket. All
the baskets will then be placed on a Ia
BILE and each gentleman is expected to
buy one, also TO help eat Its contents
with the lady whose name is attached
thereto. II will be great, and no one
can afford 70 miss it.
J. r. Lucas Is visiting his aged father,
Mr.. A. w. Lucas, at Monmouth, Polk
county, who has been in feeble health
lately. On Friday ne received q tele.
gram summoning him to his fathers
bedside, and he left next morning, La.
ter. a letter from Mr.. Lucas Wednes.
day states that his father is very poorly
and that IL IL not probable that lie vii
return to Condor within the next couple
Of weeks. Mr.. Lucas, therefore, ask,
that bis name be withdrawn from this
ticket for mayor.
.sDr. Thos. Stewart returned to Fossi
A.sAweek from his old home at Decatur