Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-09-28
GLoBosITIEs.

~ ~ 'SuiN uih ihlllly uhPc inuNtu
from town out to their homestead y
mile east Of town.
L. w. Darling, Alex Hardie and Il. M.
Springston made business trip to Ar
lington this week.
East Portland had a million dollar
fire last Sunday. The loss is mostly
covered by insurance,
Sylvan Palmer has purchased the bar
ber shop here from Arthur Brandenburg,
taking charge this week.
Miss Susan Dunn has been engaged
TO teach the fall term Of school on Keys
Flat, commencing Monday.
John Lyons left Monday for Salem,
where he will attend the law school Of
the Willamette University.
j. X. Fitzwaier and family moved
this week from the old school honae into
one Of the Barker houses in north Con-
don.
Robinson & Sons will be ready to
open their new store at Arlington for
business next week. See their ad in
next issue.
j. II. Putnam and family, who had
been visiting relatives about Salem for
two weeks, returned home to Fossil
this week.
Dan Rinebart has enlarged the corral
surrounding his livery stable, which he
expects 10 open up again for public pat
ronage. See his ad next week
Shed Grider, our boss carpenter, is
making some improvements about Sher-
III Wilcox's residence this week, which
adds much to its appearance and con-
venience.
Another sign OF improving times is
the announcement that at picnic soon
70 be held in The Dalles three lemons
instead OF two will be used In barrel
oi lemonade.
Mrs. Ella Rinehart OF Mayville has
been appointed postmistress for that
office, and will take charge Of same as
soon as her commission arrives from
Washington.
Doctor--I would advise you to take
quinine in ali the whisky you drink.
Old Pepper But, great Scott doctor,
isn't quinine In such quantities injur-
ious2--Puek.
The Gazette says that two young men
at Heppner, Geo, Fell and Walter Mat
lock last week won $500 in lottery
company, which will not come amiss
such times as these.
II you do not wish your letters sent
10 the dead letter Office, have your name
and address printed on the envelope.
The postmaster-general advises all 70
do this to avoid trouble.
Remember the election tomorrow for
bonding the school district. There
should not be single vote against the
bond. II is the easiest way ont Of the
difficulty for the present.
g. r. Henson expects to start to Mai
heur next week, where he will gather
about l25 head Of his cattle and ship to
Omaha. Ray is full Of energy and IL
making success in the cattle business.
Again we caution all persons who
send correspondence TO the GLoBg Il
sign their names, SO that we will know
who II is from. OF course the name will
not be published, bnt we must know
who the writer Is before publishing
their letters.
The county judges Of the state are con-
templating holding convention to dis
cuss new laws to be enacted by the legis.
lature next winter October oath has
been mentioned as suitable date fol
holding the convention, and either
Salem or Portland as the place.
Miss Emma Meek began teaching
Monday in the West Fork district, the
term there lacking one month vet Of be
ing finished Miss Meek has been en-
gagged TO teach the winter term Of schoo
at Hardman, Morrow county, and viii
commence about November lst.
The GLOBE man, as agent, has already
received a number of subscriptions Il
the Weekly Examiner. The yearly sub
scription price is $3.50, which entitle
the subscriber to ticket 10 the larg'
prize drawing and also a beautiful pic
ture. Now is the time to subscribe
Rev. +. Curran, writing from Salem
requests us to state that he will preacl
at Condor next Sunday, morning an'
evening He says they are having
glorious time at the ministerial as
sociation, OF which more extende,
mention will be given upon his return
A portion Of last weeks edition Of th
GLOBE was printed before we learned Q
the sad death OF Noble q. Sayre Of Roc
creek, and we therefore print some cor
respondence this week on the subject
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