Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-08-24


The editor and family and Mrs. Meek
visited their reiatives--Mr. and Mrs. W. Z.
p. scrivner at Heppner Saturday and
Sunday. Heppner is one Of the pret-
tiest and most substantial-appearing
little cities on the coast.
Homer Millerd and Miss Annie Ogles-
by we're married at the home Of the
BRIDES parents at Cottage Grove, Lane
county, Wednesday, Aug. 10th. The
bride formerly lived at Fossil, where she
has large circle Of acquaintances who
tender good wishes.
Geo. Perry OF Lone Rock, one Of the
most ioyial and popular men In the
county, was in town Wednesday on bus
mess. George was raised In Pittsburg,
Pa, near our old home, and 1t always
affords US good deal Of pleasure to chat
with him about old times.
VIM. Robson OF Hsystack, who was
arrested and taken 10 Grant county
about a month ago from Olex, on a
charge Of horse stealing, was discharged
at his preliminary examination. The
evidence did not warrant the justice in
binding him over TO the grand jury.
Charley Perrin, the Antelope saddler,
was in town several days this week.
His mother has rented the Occidental
hotel at Antelope and will take charge
at once. Jim johnson moved them over
this week, starting today. During their
stay In Condor they have made many
friends who regret their departure.
1t 10 in Nebraska that the poor farm
ers are knocking their horses In the
head 10 prevent them from starving TO
death. Is it any wonder people who
have homes In Oregon are contented ?
Here we have neither drought nor bliz-
yards, neither crop failures nor cyclones.
Crops never fail In Oregon. Statesman.
Gene Gilman and wife, who recently
drove up to their Gillian county ranch
from their home at Dallas, arrived In
teppner Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Gilman
says his health 10 not good down In the
valley and he thinks Of returning to
Eastern Oregon. He and wife departed
Wednesday morning for Wagner, after
which they will return 70 Dallas over
land. --Heppner Gazette.
Word comes from California that any
thing that resembles hay will command
q high price this fall and winter. The
long drought there last spring has cur.
tailed the hay crop alarmingly, and
large quantities will have TO be import
ed. So bulky product cannot be trans
ported far without heavy ex pense, there
fore Oregon should have almost mon
opoIy Of the market at good figures.
| II the Chinese at home are as aps.
thetic about the war with japan as those
are who live around this city China viii
be badly whipped. In conversation
with some prominent ones they say
"Me no care; plenty Cinnamon. s'post
kill two. three hundred thousand; s'pos'
million; heap Cinnamon left. Too many
Cinnamon, no good. Heap kill China
men, belly good. ."--Times-M Mountaineer
4 Bob Robinson, our former jeweler
left for Lone Rock Tuesday, for the pur
pose Of packing and moving his father'l
entire store outfit and goods to Arling
ton. He thinks he will be ready tc
open up for business about the let 0
September in their elegant quarters II
the Union block. Look out for their az
In the GLOBE. Bob made himself yer,
popular during his short stay at Condor
and we are all sorry to lose him.
In our mention two weeks ago Of the
Multnomah county sheriff having sew
eral hundred thousand dollars OF publ,
money locked up In Q suspended bank
we inadvertently omitted TO state tina
1t was ex-sherif Kelly, and not tn
present sheriff Of that county, Geo. @
Sears. Mr.. Sears is not 30 careless. !
he was, he could not be elected so easil.
to any big office he desires, on an indie
pendent ticket, as has been done tn
last few years.