Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-08-03
GLoBoslTIEs.

A Demorest contest will take place by
the Sunday school scholars here on Aug.
18th.
Mrs. Herbert Halstead has been sick
the last week or 30, and 10 under the
doctors care.
The railroad is now open through to
Portland and trains are running on
time again.
Maggie Maddox Is visiting this week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Brown on Sniption.
A tlue baby girl was born 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom McMorms on Trailfork, Friday
OF last week, July 9th.
Mrs. Perry Ham and Miss Anna Clarke
of Lone Rock have been visiting friends
at Condor since Tuesday.
Little Nellie Smith has been visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wehrli
ON Beecher Flat the last week or 80.
Goidie Darling and Jessie Smith visit
ed several days this week At the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. g, A. Danneman at Glenn.
II. q. Strickland returned home this
week from Oregon City, where he dis
posed Of bunch Of horses at fairly good
prices.
Heppner 10 beginning to put ON con-
siderable metropolitan airs lately, hav-
ing had several prize fights over there
within the last week.
Mrs. II, N Frazer and children re-
turned home Friday from q couple Of
days visit at the home OF Miss Kate
Greinsr, near Maysille.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Brown OF Sniption
have about concluded TO move 10 town
TO remain during the winter, in order
to send their little girl to school.
The price Of wool Ia coming up In
jumps, It's now selling At The Dalles
and Heppner for i0c pound. This 10
very encouraging TO our sheepmen.
John Wasaon, who recently moved
with his family from Middletown, Cal,
70 this section, last week purchased one
Of Manley Keizur's ranches miles north
OF town.
There will be a great deal more litiga-
tion In the justices courts than ueual.
The new law which obliges lltigants TO
pay all fees In advance is the cause OF It.
Headlight.
Mrs. Sarah Hanna aud daughter, Miss
Jennie, u Pendie.on, are visiting Mrs.
Hanna'e parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Palmer, near Condor, and will remain .
couple OF weeks.
Church services Sunday evening will
be under the auspices OF the Christian
Eaiesvu. An interesting program has
been arranged and cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mss. L. w. Darling are spend
ing much time and money improving
their splendid farm on Hay creek. and
will soon have one Of the best-improved
and prettiest farms In the country.
Miss Sadie parman returned home
this week from Pine creek, where she
had been teaching school. Miss Stella
johnson, who taught the Cottonwood
school, is ez pected home tomorrow.
Mr. W. w. Kennedy, our new school
superintendent holds hie fret quarterly
teachers examination for this term next
week at Condor, commencing Wednes-
day, 9Th Inst. See notice.
Sheriff Wilcox desires Us 70 inform
the public that hereafter no bank checks
will be received by him in payment for
taxes. Nothing but cash and money
orders on Condor postoffice goes" from
now on.
Joe Potter, our new jeweler, ID now
snugly located In the room over Smiths
harness shop, anS is prepared to do al
kinde 81 work in his line very reason,
ably. Joe is good fellow and deserves
success. See his ad.
See Miller & Dunn Bros new ad
These enterprising gentlemen mean ex
actly what they say, 20 1t is no nee try
ing TO get credit What better can any
one expect than 20 per cent off iron
their already low prices?
"Why did you never marry, Tom 2
well, you see, old man, when | wa
quite young resolved would neve
marry until | found an ideal woman
After many years | did find her.
.sWell, then" "Ehe was looking 10
an ideal man.
Wool continues to arrive in lare
quantities at Noody's warehouse am
we are pleased TO state that prices ar
coming up. The increase will he thank
fully received by our sheep raisers
Wool is now ceiling Tor 10 cents ponnd
--Times-Mountaineer.
L. w. Darling last week traded tw
lots lying just east Of Johnsca 4 Wilcox
livery stable 20 Sheriff Wilcox for tw
lots IyinR iuet west of the public SQUARE