Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-05-18
cLoBosiTIEs.

Mrs. d. M. Rinehart at Condor on Sun.
day, May 18th.
There was populist speaking at Con-
don Wednesday which was heard by a
large number o. people.
Sheriff Wilcox visited Lone Rock, Lost
Valley and Fossil this week on business
connected with the duties Of his Office.
A marriage in very high life occurred
IN San Francisco lately when divorced
couple was married ON the Firth wheel.
The Rev. Father LeMay conducted
Catholic services In their church at
Condor Monday morning TO large con-
gregation.
Teachers examination last week re-
suited Ia Mrs. Phania Angel receiving
a 80 grade, Mr.. sevenoaks failing to get
a certificate.
In some places the stealing Of trains
by the Coxy buns Is iusidable. They
can't walk fast enough 70 get away from
jobs Of work offered them.
s.P. Shut has still been very sick
all week with pneumonia, but is now
slowly recoveriag--a change that 10 in
deed very acceptable to us.
Herbert Halstead and family moved
from town this week 20 their homestead
in Lost Valley. Herbert will have charge
Of the sawmill this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. .. Edwards Of May
vfle are visiting relatives and friends at
Eugene this week, and also attended the
meeting Of the state grange.
A vote for II. D, Dufnr for prosecuting
attorney will help TO elect one Of the
abIest lawyers In Oregon, and man
who has always been friend to the
poor.--Heppncr Record.
J. III. Putnam and family came over
from Fossil Tuesday on a visit 10 their
relatives at Condor. Mr.. Putnam re-
turned home same day bat Mrs. Putnam
and children will remain few days.
We are compelled TO hold over good
deal oi correspondence until next issue.
We are very thankful to tine correspond
ents who 70 kindly furnish us with the
news, and hope they will not tire Of IL.
d. b. Trimble has been dangerously
sick and under the Doctors care the
last week with abscess OF throat with in
fammation OF the tongue. This is sim
liar 10 the complaint Mr.. VIM. Keys suf-
fered from two years ago.
A subscriber wrote 10 an editor, asking
him II he could give some information
sas TO what kind oi weather We were GO
ing to have next month"; "Ithink the
weather for the next month will be very
much like your subscription, unsettled
Oscar Portwood, who has been in the
employ Of johnson g. Wilcox the past
year, left Tuesday for Salem, where he
has scared position In the New York
Racket store. Oscar isa steady, reliable
young man and will make good clerk.
Atty T. X. Lyons and A. Liebl went
TO Fossil Monday on business concerning
the LiebI Radsom damage suit case.
We understand Mr.. Liebl has Withdrawn
his appeal TO the supreme court, and
will pay Mr.. Radzom the amount named
by the jury.
Sunday j. H. Miller and Pat Skelly
had slight misunderstanding, and the
discussion became 30 warm that II final
" resulted In each appearing before the
recorder and paying a fineof IS for fight.
ing within the incorporate limits Of this
Arst-class town.
Rev. 4. Curran returned Thursday
from the Christian Endeavor convention
at Corvallis, and reports having had q
glorious time. He will preach next Sun
day morning, and In the evening he will
give sketch Of the convention. All are
cordially invited to come out.
Hon. Z, B. Dufur, democratic NOMINEES
for prosecuting attorney, spent the week
in Prineville, reviving old acquaintances
and forming new ones. Mr.. Duiur hat
made large number OF warm friends
while here, who will remember him or
election day.-Ochoco Review.
The N. Y. World published column
of dispatches from different parts of the
east showing how business is booming
Factories are starting up everywhere
many on double time. In the meantime
political demagogues are lying about the
country simply for political capital.-Ex
Jerome Parsons, one Of the oldest ant
best-known settlers Of Gillian county
spent the week in Prineville. Mr.. Par
sons came to Eastern Oregon and settlec
on the John Day river about 20 year
ago, and is history within himself o
the early days Of this country. Review
The new ballot law Of Kansas is
deadly blow at woman suffrage. II pro
Ayides that "the lower limbs Of vote
as high up as the knees shall be visibl
f.or, tha outside while the voter In Ii