Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-05-25
CLOBOSITIES.

Lester Coffin was in this section this
week looking after his sheep interests.
AL Moore returned home last week
from Idaho, where he had been at work.
Mrs. r. Barnard OF Fossil visited
friends IN town several days this week.
Ross Beardsly Of Arlington 10 at work
with q sheep-bhearing crew in Ferry
Canyon.
Rev. Curran will preach at Buckhorn
next Sunday morning and at Mayville
at3p IN.
Sheriff Wilcox made a business trip TO
the Lost Valley country Tuesday and TO
Fossil Thursday.
II. n. Hendricks, Of the Fossil Jour
nal, 10 visiting the metropolis. Oregon
ian, Of May ed.
l.. w. Darling is having kitchen
built onto the rear end OF his store and
residence building.
City Marshal Smith has appointed
Bob Robinson, the jeweler, as deputy
marshal Of this city.
Mrs Brandenburg has jnst added a
coda fountain to her confectionery store,
which seems 10 take like doughnnts.
Sheriff Wilcox informs us that he ex-
pects TO make up the delinquent tax list
some time the latter part OF this month.
s. b. Barker has been out helping TO
shear his sheep this week. Mr.. q. w.
Rinehart conducts the store during his
absence.
The time for holding our Sunday
school Is about TO be changed from 80
p. IN. TO IL 80 q. M, just after morning
services.
While lifting pole Saturday Justice
Clark sprained his back 30 badly as TO
lay him up day or two, but he Is now
around again.
The Evans and sontag troupe is billed
70 show ut Arlington tonight. Edgar w.
Moore went down TO take it iri--or rather
to be taken in.
4. A. May hae just had very neat
residence built on his farm on Sixmile
on Matney Flat, w. A. Goodwin doing
the carpenter work.
f. NJ. Lacey, the well-known Portland
butcher, bought bunch Of as fine beef
cattle In this section this week as we
have seen for long time.
Charley Perrin, the harness-maker,
made business trip TO Antelope this
week. Before returning he will visit rel
atives at Moro, Sherman county.
L. Lafierty and VIM. Wehrli have been
supplying our town with beef since the
shop closed up. 1t seems togo like hot
cakes when they bring beef to town.
Mrs. Thompson scoggin and children
Of Butte creek visited their relatives at
Condor several days this week--Sherili
Wilcox and family. They returned home
Thursday.
T. A. Brassfeld OF Ferry Canyon
vSgught his little 21S-year-old boy to
swn Tuesday for medical attendance.
The little fellow had not been feeling
we'll for some time.
Rev. Charles II. Curtis OF Portland,
supt. Of Sunday school mission work,
will be at Condor next Wednesday
evening, May SOth, and will probably
preach here in the evening.
Banker J, A. Thomas OF Arlington was
In town several days this week, accom-
panied by his wife. Joe Is buying a
trainload Of sheep to ship east soon,
which was his errand out here.
The warm rain showers the past week
will be worth thousands OF dollars to
this section. An enormous crop is now
assured. Grain and grass never looked
better than at the present time.
Sheriff Wilcox received an order
Wednesday from Judge Bradshaw order
Ing him to release Jas. Barnard, as he
had given new bond on appeal. Jim
went over home TO Fossil same day.
Under the new law that places the
sherif's Office under salary the posi-
tion Of constable becomes Of considerable
Importance, as NIL the work In the JUS
tice court will be performed by that
official .--Eugene Guard.
II. Clay Myers, democratic candidate
for representative, was in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Myers is very popular
and as he is we'll qualified for the posi-
tion he no doubt will get many vott
outside OF his own party.
We are glad to report that D. B
Trimble, u. A. May and 8. P. Shut
who had been sick, are now able TO b.
out again. 1t certainly was a grea
physician who discovered that people
feel better when they are not sick.
Our citizens can now see Tho beaut.
and comfort to be derived from having
shade trees planted about their resi-
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