Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-04-13
GLoBOSlTIEs.

sNN" 0uHhnyt moTHlHk Huu tfcHIUR,
Atty j. P. Wager, formerly Of Pendle-
ton, is now editor Of the Portland Well.
come.
Billy Mack came mp from Oregon City
this week to visit at Condor about two
weeks.
A fine baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Putnam at Fossil OH Wednes-
day, 4th inst.
Hon. Binger Hermann has been re-
nominated for congress from the lst dis
trict Of Oregon.
Bob Robinson, our jeweer, has moved
his shop into Smiths harness shop on
Main NJ. See ad.
II the GLOBE Isn't 10 readable this
week as usual the cause may be attrbu-
ted TO too much court.
The democratic and republican state,
district and county tickets will appear
In the GLOBE next week.
Remember that hereafter all those not
paying In advance for the GLoBR will be
charged ~ year. In advance, $3.50.
Posters wers printed at this Office Fri
day, announcing grand ball to be given
at Condor on Tuesday evening, May lst.
Deputy Clerk Farzer issued marriage
license Thursday to II. w. Pentecost
aud Maggie Wright. Who says times are
not picking up?
Cbas. Royse, the democratic nominee
for school snpt., has been engaged to
teach the Schott school on Rock creek,
ar&ommencng next Monday.
In our mention Of the republican con-
vention last week, the type made IL say
the convention WAS held Saturday, when
II should have read Wednesday. Mis-
takes will happen in the best-regulated
families.
This IL lambing season, and all our
sheepmen say they have never had bet-
Ter luck with their sheep during this
season than now. Don't be discouraged,
eheepmen, "the darkest hour is just be-
fore the dawn"
The GLoBE respectfully asks all its
patrons who are attending court, and
also those who are not, who are indebted
20 the GLOBE on subscription to not for
get the printer before leaving town. II
takes money 10 run first-cIass weekly.
Circuit court Il In session at Condor
this week. and the townie fnlI of people.
A great many have come In 10 hear the
lawyers "spoutp In the criminal cases,
which il always ipteresting--and some
times proves very interesting to the de-
PENDANTS.
Owing 10 circuit court beingin session,
only one Dem. delegate to the state con-
vention can get away--H. Clay Myers,
the other three-7W. L. Wilcox, s. +.
!, Shut and J. ii. Downing, sending their
proxies by Mr.. Myers, who will leave
Sunday for Astoria.
The entertainment and basket social
Monday night was a decided snccess,
socially and financially. Twenty-nine
baskets were cold at Doc each, and one
cake, baked by Mrs. w. s. Myers, sold
for $3.50. Over $2l was realized, which
will go to the church.
Ed. Copner is now a full fiedged
Knight of the grip. Ed. is in the city
and will make tour Of the interior
towns OF Wasco, Sherman, Gillian and
Morrow counties. Times Mountaineer.
Mr.. Copner arrived in town yesterday on
his rounds, leaving today.
Some public speaking was done in the
hall Tuesday evening on the political
issues OF the day, which was listened to
by large audience. Atty, +. Clarno Of
Portland made brilliant speech, which
was followed by few remarks by II. G.
Myers, B. X. Searcy and /. A. Henderson.
L. ]. McMorris and family left Tues
day for Dayton, Wash, where they for
merly resided, and where they expect TO
make their permanent home hereafter,
They are good, energetic citizens, and
their many friends here regret their de-
parture. Their residence property at
Condor is for sale, and s left in the care
OF their son, J. A. McMorris.
Fred Lucas, who had been sick go
long in the hospital at Portland, died
Thursday of last week. The burial took
place at Monmouth, his home. His
brother, Jay ?. Lucas, attended the
burial, and Is expected home today
Later. We have just learned that Jay
is sick In Portland and will probably not
be out for a couple Of days yet.
Il. L. Thompson, adjuster for The
Northwest Fire u Marine lns. CO., came
up from Portland this week TO adjust
Geo. Rippey's loss from the burning o
his store at Mayvlle. He allowed Mr.
Rippey the full amount of damage asked
for, besides reasonable amount for thu
loss by damaged goods. Mr.. Rippey
speaks in the highest terms OF the fair
ness with which he has been treated b,
the company.
The present term Of circuit court vii