Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1893-02-17
CLOBOSlTlES.

sold at Downings'. See bis ad.
There win be preaching at Condor
next Sunday evening at o'clock.
John NJ. Brown the prosperous sheep
man Of Lone Rock was In our city Mon
day on business.
A pleasant party was given Friday
night at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Kiser below town.
Almost half Of Pcndletons saloons have
closed their doors, owing TO the council
raising the license to 1864 per annum.
Herbert fIalstead Is visiting his Ma
sonic friends In Ferry Canyon couple
Of days this week for recreation.
A man who has seen a good deal OF
the world observes that some men tire
themselves almost 10 death looking for
an easy place.
T. q. Earhart of Lone Rock has pur-
chased a half interest In Gene Smiths
harness shop at Condor, taking posses
sion this week.
There will be business meeting OF
the congregational church next Satur-
day afternoon at 2 :30 p. N. A full at
tendance Is desired.
We are obliged to ask all who are in
debted TO the GLOBE to settle their ac-
counts ut once. We need all that IL ours,
and that is all we are asking for.
A. Henshaw has Just received from
the East about 2500 rolls Of wall paper,
which for quality and cheapness beats
anything ever brought to the county.
Another grand ball will be given In
the Armory hall at Condor next Wednes-
day night, 22d. McMorris' band will
play, and large crowd is expected to
be present Tickets 81.
Since the snow has gone and spring
come, all is life and hustle Mt Condor.
travellers say It IL the liyeliest and hest
small town west OF the Rocky noun
tains--and east Of them, to.
Bill Thurnagle is expected home this
week from Kansas, where he had been
visiting his relatives since last fall. lie
is thoroughly convinced that Condor is
the liveliest and best town for its size In
the U. s.
Condor Is now city. The bill incor-
porating the town passed both houses
and became law. Noticeswll be post
ed by the clerk this week, calling a meet
ing TO nominate candidates for the vari-
ous city offices.
Some real stylish "lady" is attempting
TO start the senseless style again Of wear
Ing hoop skirts. II Ii not meeting with
much favor, judging from the number
OF eastern states that have just passed
laws prohibiting the wearing Of such un-
nentionahles.
Mother-You naughty boy! You've
been fighting. Little Son--No'm. "How
did your clothes get torn and your face
get scratched ?" II was tryin' to keep
bad boy from hurting good little boy Z"
THAT was noble. Who was the good
little boy2p Me"
The Inland Empire feels that it is
being recognized more and more every
year. The recognition Is coming In
manner that will be Of permanent and
lasting good. Pendleton is now feeling
jubilant over a 400 0-barre-a-month order
for flour TO be shipped regularly to China.
The neck-tie ball Tuesday night was
grand success In every respect. All ap-
peared to be perfectly satisfied with the
"prize drawing Of partners, and all had
gay time. The music by the McAIor-
ris band was excellent. So was the fine
supper given at Maddock's hotel and
Smiths restaurant.
The "bachelors hall ION Summers and
Barr street and McMorris avenue has
suspended operations, so we are inform-
ed by Mr.. q. Schilling. who requested
US to not mention his name in connec-
tion with this excellent item. Anyway,
couple Of young men will feel little
lonesome for awhile over the change.
Jay p. Lucas, of Condor, Oregon, after
driving through 40 miles Of snow, and
being delayed 4s hours at Bonneville by
the snow blockade, arrived on Monday
TO comfort his sister Mrs I. w. Shelton
and her daughter. Owing TO his duties
as county clerk OF Gillian county he was
compelled 10 start for home Thursday
Roseburg Review.
The factis not generally known, but
1t is nevertheless true that Sylvester
Pennoyer, now governor of this state,
was eight years ago candidate for the
Portland postmastership. Because Mr..
Cleveland refused to appoint him, may
be On explanation Of the governors in
tent personal hatred Of the president
elecR- Rosebure Review.
There Ia some talk Of surrendering the
charter whereby Canyon City became an