Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-04-06
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Rev. Curran left Thursday for Lexing-
ton, where he has an appointment 10
preach Sunday.
Mrs. 3. T. Shut and two little boys
visited her mother, Mrs. Meek, 7 miles
west Of town this week.
Remember that hereafter all those not
paying in advance for the GLOBE will be
charged ~ year. In advance, $50.
Mr.. John Madden OF Lone Rock is in
the city. lie reports stock In fine con-
dition In his section --Dalles Chronicle
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hamilton OF Fossil
were ln town Tuesday, Mr.. II. having
come over to attend to some business
matters.
The democratic county convention will
be held at Condor tomorrow, 7th. The
populists are "billed" TO meet on the
same day.
supt. l.. Parker requests us TO state
that oil those wishing to write to him
should address their envelopes to May
vile, instead Of Fossil.
J. II. Miller and wife have been In
Portland all week. Mr.. Miller is select
ing a largo and choice stock Of new goods
for the store of Miller x Dunn.
The arbitrators handed In their decis-
ION Saturday In the Barker-steyenso
ease. The matter Is now amicably set
tied to the satisfaction OF all parties con-
cerned.
s. u. Barker has been sick all week
with bad cold. The GLoDE man has
also been under the weather all week
with similar complaints, which accounts
for being late with this issue.
Mrs. o. G.. Stevens arrived here Sat
urday from The DalIcs, and win visit
at the home Of her Sons near town a
couple OF months, Horace Gould, an
uncle Of the boys, is also visiting them
See the new harness shop ads Of L. +.
Smith and Charley Perrin. They both
are now running on their Town hooks" I"
having dissolved partnership. Charley
has bought out his mothers interest in
thc business.
Mr.. Geo. Harsh, capitalist Of Santa
Barbara. Cal, arrived here = few days
ago on visit TO his friends, Mrs. Mollie
Perrin and family. Mr.. Harsh and his
family visited short time in this county
two years ago,
Born, at Condon on Friday evening,
March ~, 1894, to the wife Of j. s. Me-
Kinney, a i2-lb boy. Mother and son
doing nicely, and J. s. steps higher than
a blind horse. BY very careful nursing
]. s. viii "puil through
The sheepshearers Of Umatilla county
will meet on April 9TH in Pilot Rock TO
organize union. The object is TO fix a
scale Of prices for the spring shearing,
In Morrow county there IL now in exis-
tence sheepshearers' union.
Ignatius Donnelly says that the man
who steals sack Of -four tosave his wife
and children from starvation Ii thieI
and Ia sent to prison; but the cuss who
robs his victims by the thousands is a
fnancier and is sent to congress.
The kickers against Oregon weather
should read the account Of the eastern
blizzard. Two feet OF snow in Minnesota
and half an inch OF Ice at Kansas City
are reported. This is in sharp compari-
son with the beautiful spring days We
are now experiencing.
Remember the entertainment and go
cial by the Sunday school next Monday
night. The selling Of the baskets, each
containing enough delicacies for two, tC
be eaten by the owner and buyer, viii
be very amusing feature Of the occa
sion. THE proceeds will be for the bene
fit OF the church.
Miss Estella Forrest, an accomplished
young school nam, who holds Il stat,
certificate, came up this week from hel
home at Sauvies Island, and will teach
the Butte creek school, above Fossil
Her uncle, p. E. McQuinn, met her n
Arlington, and they stopped in Condor
Wednesday night.
Among the 40 delegates 70 the repuh
lican convention there were about /
half-dozen who were not regular sub
scribers TO the GLOBE. They all are now
besides number Of other new name
were added to our list this week
Thanks, gentlemen; we will try TO Civ
you the worth Of your money.
J. +. Lucas receiveda q dispatch Mon
day evening from the attending physi
clan at Portland saying that his brothe
Fred's bladder had given way, and tina
be could not live but short time longer
Jay lelt at once for the city, and at tn
time OF going TO press we have no
Nearned any more about his condition.
Our public school began Monday, wit
Miss Snaqn Dunn aa teachar Thara