Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-11-02
GLoBoslTIEs.

week.
Geo. Gibbons Is doing some papering
in town this week.
II. G. Myers Of Blalock was in this
section buying cattle this week.
Advertising pays man and paying
advertises man, and there you are.
Teachers quarterly examination be-
gins at Condor Nov. 18th. See notice.
Mqnley Downing left Friday for Cor
Wallis, to attend the State Agricultural
college.
Stock Inspector Lewis A. Miller Is In
the north end Of the county this week
on business.
Sixteen people were burned TO death
in fire In two-story hotel In Seattle
Sunday night.
Posters were printed at the GLoBE job
rooms Friday for Thanksgiving ball at
Condor on Nov. 20.
q. W. Rinehart is visiting relatives
and old friends in Lane county, where
he formerly resided.
No butcher shop In town yet. Don't
all mako q rush at once. A fortune
awaits the right man.
A surprise party was rendered the
Misses Lamberson Thursday evening, by
number Of young folks.
Next Tuesday is election day through
out the Eastern States, and by Wednes-
day night the results will be pretty well
known.
Mrs. Mary ]. Rice made final proof on
her Hid. Saturday before Clerk Lucas,
with y. 8. Grider and d. s. Brown as
witnesses.
Sylvan Palmer had his barber shop
moved across the street this week onto
Chas. Fix's lot, adjoining Clark's black
smith shop.
John Meek did not get away as soon
rs he expected, but left Tuesday for
Prosscr, where he will spend the winter
feeding sheep.
4. NJ. Lacey bought large number
OF fine beef cattle this week from Vim.
Keys and Chas. Sears, and were driven
through town today.
l.. L. Shelley, an industrious young
farmer Of Buckhorn, brought load ol
fne potatoes to town yesterday, which
he sold at 25c bushel.
Miss Lulh Keizur, who had been stop
ping at the home OF her sister at Med
ford Tor over year attending school, 70.
turned home this week.
'sThis Ii very alarming said the old
man, as he got up at 4 O'Clock In the
morning and threw the humming clock
over into the next county.
DIR. Hunlock Of Mitchell accompanied
by his wife, whom he married last week
at Goldendale, WASH, stopped In town
over Sunday, while en- route home.
Mrs. Zimri Ebbert had been very sick
the last week, but We are glad to state
that she is nov improving, under the
skilliul treatment Of Or. Hogan.
Mrs. Il. Tnllis and daughter Vina, oi
Matney Flat, moved this week to Ar
lington, where they will remain during
the winter at the home OF DIR. Il. Ii
Griffin.
II steaming the face Is good for tho
complexion, why don't more girls dc
the family washing? One can get I
lovely steam bath over wash tub
Exchange.
lion. w. w. Steiwer and family were
in the city yesterday, stopping of OF
their way home from Salem, where the,
had been visiting Mr.. steiwer's parents
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). s. Mckinney, the saw mill man re
quests us 10 say that within few day
he will make the rounds on collecting
tour, and wants all his debtors to b.
ready TO square up" when he calls.
Mrs. g. w. Mayer returned home las
week to Walla Walla, after month
very pleasant visit at her old home nea
Condor. Iersister, Miss Sadie parman
accompanied her and will go to schoo
there this winter.
The O. r.. Il N. has made rate OF O
cents per 100 pounds on cabbage t
Omaha. Now II like rate can be %
cured on potatoes 1t would permit tn
shipping Of our surplus. "Spuds ar
spuds' In the east this year.
VIM. Looney, Jas. Cameron, Howar
Tobey, Brick Morris and all the othe
boys who spent the summer with shee
in the mountains near Austin, Gran
county, have returned home. They q
had excellent luck with their sheep.
Alex Duthie Of Matney Flat holds th
belt for raising the finest cabbage !
this country. Every fell he iurnishe
our citizens with all they can use, an
as fine cabbage as we have ever seei
lie brought q load In for the GLoBE ye
terday
Married, at Condor on Wednesda.
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