Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-07-06
GLoRosITlEs.


i. w. Darling made flying business
trip 70 Arlington the first Of the week.
Frank Caldwell OF Ferry Canyon made
proof on bis homestead Saturday before
the clerk.
VIM, Cromwell, from near Arlington,
was IN town Thursday on county court
business.
Chas. Fix has just had porch roof
placed around his candy shop, which
greatly improves the place.
Dan Ward arrived home this week
from Chicago, TO which city he assisted
Mr.. Blake to shipa train-oad Of sheep.
Atty. T. r. Lyons returned home
Saturday from a very pleasant visit Of q
couple Of days with bis folks at Walla
Walla.
Russell Stillwell and his new bride
Snee Mrs. Hoss) moved over TO Golden
dale, WASH, this week, passing through
here Wednesday.
What's the matter with the Moro OBJ
server? II hasn't reached our exchange
table since IL changed hands. Antelope
Herald. [same here.l
A fine baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Halstead at Condor on
Sunday, July LIST. All parties doing
well, including Herbert.
Shed Grider this week built a small
house Just north Of the Armory hall, In
which will be kept our fire engine and
hose. 1t was badly needed.
Mrs. L. G. Edwards Of Arlington visit
ed her friends, Mr. and Mrs. IL. n.
Frazer, at Condor several days this
week, returning home Tuesday.
The case oi ]. q. Stevenson vs.. w. l..
Barker was settled last week, and none
of the Barker property was sold at
sheriff's sale. as advertised for several
weeks.
Miss Lena Smell Of Olex has been en-
gagged to teach in the public school Of
The DaIles, commencing Sept. 3D.. Miss
Smell Is an able and accomplished
teacher.
The man without enemies is the man
without energy. The man who naturally
grins bis way through the world may
never do anybody any harm, but he sol
dom does anybody any good.-Ex.
Union Pacific freight trains now run
by way Of Ogden and Sacramento to Port
land. The company's passenger trains
come 70 pendleton, then around to Spo-
kane and over the N. 7. to Portland.
The Irrigation Age says the potato
crop should be kept growing ut an even
pace, and not by fits and starts. The
potato should keep Its eyes on this item,
and not get in too much OF a hurry.
Rev. +. Curran and T. r. Lyons left
today for the Buckhorn country where
they will visit friends day or two. Mr..
Curran will return in time to hold SER
vices here next Sunday, morning and
evening.
Henry Heppner and G. NJ. Jones, the
barber Of Heppner, were in Condor
Saturday on business. Mr.. Jones Is in
town today and we understand he is
thinking oi buying out the barber here
and remaining with us.
On his return from Portland last week
j. II. Miller brought several crates OF
fine straw berries along from Hood River,
which readily sold here at ~ crate.
They proved quite treat to the few
who we're fortunate enough to secure
them.
Doc Brown with two other men and
two boys last week cut and stacked 100
tons Of rye hay on his place on Dry Fork,
four miles north Of town. Doc is "heel-
ing' himself for a hard winter, which
generally slips in on fellow when he
least expects 1t.
An editor wrote ball room puff, say
ing "Her dainty feet were encased In
shoes that might have been taken for
fairy boots" But the laundering com
postor made 1t read: Her dirty feet
were encased in boots that might have
been taken for ferry boats
Mrs. d. II. stricklin and con Of Rock
creek were In town Monday with a load
OF fine Royal Ann and other cherries
which sold at l0c pound Is fast as she
could weigh them out. Theirs is one q
the best ranches on the creek and q
splendid orchard adorns the place.
An Indiana minister inadvertently
made an announcement like this: There
will be services this afternoon at
oickock at ST. Ann's in the East End
there will also be services At o'clock a
st. Margaret's In the West End. Ia
iants will be baptized at both ends"
We are informed on good authority
that No. passenger train reached
Bonneville to-day, June sO) the track
being In good condition from Portland
TO that point, The road from Bonne
Vile to Hood River Is considered In th'
worst condition. Times Mountaineer.