Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-12-07
cLoBoslTIEs.

The pupils Of our public school gave n
very creditable entertainment and CON
cert in the church on Thanksgiving.
At a meeting OF the city council Mon
day evening liquor license was granted
to Barr Il Stephenson for six months.
Tony Noltner, editor OF the Portland
Dispatch, is doing Gillian county this
week, dunning delinquent subscribers.
Two sheep buyers--Arthur Cunning
ham Of Klickitat county, WISH, and n
Mr.. Bastion are in this section this week
buying mutton sheep.
Uncle" Tommy Watson Of Fossil was
a passenger on Tuesdays stage, en- route
to Cosmopois, WASH, whore he will
spend the winter visitingh bic sister.
Our town was full oi fafflera Thursday
evening, among the articles rallied of
being set Of barneas by Gene Smith,
bicycle and several alubums BY Edgar
Moore.
Byron Barnard, who has been residing
in Montana for several years and was
married last spring, was passenger on
Wednesdays stage to Fossil, on visit
TO his folks.
A Judgment has been rendered against
the city Of Elensburg, WASH, for $4,000,
In favor Of Ethel Laurancc, l1-year-
old girl, for injuries received by falling
through sidewalk.
A grand invitation ball will be given
in the Armory hall at Condor on Christ
mas night, Dec. 25th. u will be under
the auspices Of the X. Of r. lodge, and
will be the grandest event of the season.
Owing 70 lack Of space this week we
do not publish the presidents message,
which takes l3 columns to hold IL. II
makes very interesting reading matter
and is well worth perusal in the large
dailies.
The jury In the case oi the state vs.
Otis Savage, for robbing the express
office at The Dalles Of $4,000, returned
verdict Wednesday evening Of guilty.
We have not yet learned what sentence
he received.
Appendicitis seems to be all the rage
now, having struck the country recently
like u pestilcncc. Col. Bob Ingersol
has just had an operation performed for
this disease by two Of New York's most
eminent surgeons.
swine-raising Is becoming more gem
eral in this county than formerly, and
before many years we expect to see
porkerics established on ranches where
there are none now, and many addi-
tions built 10 the smokehouses OF our
fair land.
w. Il. Fowler, former cashier OF the
dcfunct Arlington bank, il in our city
this week. Mr.. Fowler has many friends
in this county who sympathize with him
in his recent heavy loss in his sheep
shipping venture, In which he lost about
$4,000 cash.
Henry Hartman left today for Wheat
land, CAL, where his wife has been
visiting her parents for three months.
Henry has concluded that he can do
better down there than here, and ex-
poets TO make that his home. OF course
the GLOBE follows bin.
A letter from II. r. Robinson Of Ar
lington this week informs ia that the
firm Of Robinson K Sons is doing much
larger business this fall than they ex-
pected. This is largely due to their ad
being planted in the rich and fertile soil
OF the GLoBE. II pays to advertise in q
first-class newspaper.
A very large crowd attended the ball
at Condor Thursday night. Between
so and 80 numbers were sold and all
had gay time. The music Was fur
nished by Johnny Keeney and Mr.,
Remission. Excelentsuppers were given
at Maddock's hotel, Brandenburg's res
taurant and Smiths boarding house.
Mr.. NJ. v. Harrison came up from
Hood River Tuesday. He has been em-
ployed by the county court to prepare
the delinquent tax list Of lS02 and ut the
same time will assist in making list
for the use Of those gentlemen who are
engaged in making set Of present own
ership books for the county. Chronicle,
Married, at Everett tWash) in the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
evening Nov 18th, DR.. q. L. Wainright
and Miss Mary i. Rippey Of Mayville,
Oregon, Rev. Mr.. Claypool oficiating.-
Everett News. [The bride has num-
ber Of relatives and many friends in
Gillian county, whotender good wishes ]
Mrs. w. j. Higgins gave a tea last
Saturday at her pleasant home at Gar
den Grove, Vancouver, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Sears, OF Mayville, Or,
who are visiting in that city. A dainty
ten was served by the hostess and the
pveninO aDant very Dlenanntly In music