Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-04-05
oLoRoslTIEs.

MRS. Wm. Brasslleld's little child VIZ
very sick this week with pneumonia.
Harry Phillips Of IIeppner was In thI
section this week selling squirrel poisor
VIM. Stephens and family moved on
70 their ranch in the country this weel
I'd Putnam Of West Fork was over t,
Gilliam'scapital Wednesday on business
Misses Susan Dunn and Mary Mad
dock visited friends near Mayville Mon
J. r. Abbey, the Arlington operator
made bicycle trip TO Condor the frs
OF the week. ~ 80
Remember the public sale OF Tn,
Campbell place tomorrow at the cour
house at 2 o'clock.
Taxes are coming In rather SLOWLY
The sheriff informs us that only abou,
$i70O has yet been paid in.
We understand that Alex HardIe Ia
very sick this week with bronchitis and
Is under medical treatment.
i. X. Lyons arrived here Tuesday
from Heppner via Arlington and will
remain until after circuit court.
Miss Birdie Downing Is sexpected home
from The Dalles today friday and will
begin teachingat Mayvile next Monday.
April came In like sore tailed lion
but we hope II won't go out that way.
The weather has been very rough and
blustery this week.
Miss Bessie Fitzwater has secured the
dooseberry school for the spring term,
commencing March Path. She taught
In the same district year or so ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom stricklin, former
residents OF Condor, are now running
hotel at Dufur. They had been in the
hotel business at Barlow for several wears.
Az fine "spud" as we ever saw was
left at this Office this week by WI.
Barker, which was raised on his bunch.
grass place on Matney Flat, without ir-
rigation. It's Il wholloper.
Our citizens have concluded to begin
at once the work Of rebuilding the
church, which was wrecked by the
storm Monday. About 81 Of the old
lumber can be used for the new church.
The city marshal Of Pendleton has
had to provide himself with a wheel.
barrow 10 use in wheeling the drunken
Indians TO Jail since their advent into
all the rights and duties OF citizenship. !
Mrs Il. Meek visited her relatives at
Heppner this week, returning home !
Thursday. Her daughter Emma re-
turned home with her, having finished
her term OF school at Hardnan about
three weeks ago.
A correspondent propounds the follow
ing query: a man has farm and
sells It for 10000. lie buys IL back for
$4,000, and then sells 1t again for $4,000.
How much has he gained by buying it
back and selling it again2
Abont as tiresome and light thing
as the Journal ever published was its
CONTAMINATION last week about those
flowers, in which the word fuchsia Is
spelled "fuschia" In several places.
Local news must be scarce over there.
Matlock Bros. OF Pendleton, suffered
a heavy loss last Tuesday, losing their
valuable running mare, Repetta. They
had refused offers of $4,000 for her
when in her prime. Her colt foaled
this spring was saved. She was 10
years old.
See the new ad on lst page OF the
Pendleton Wool Securing 4 Packing Co.
The sheepmen OF this portion of the /
state can save many dollar by having :
their wool secured at this mill, which is ,
one OF the best and largest securing mills /
In the United States. /
The Oregon Railway & Navigation J
Company is preparing revision Of It's /
wheat rates, and Intends making re-
iuction from points along the Columbia !
river in Wasco, sherman, Gillian and !,
Morrow counties, to 20 into effect in 4
time to apply on the coming fall crop. 4
The Antelope Herald, in its mention
u the masque ball given there on March !
10Th, has quite list OF names OF boys 4
printed as representing "damphools, /" :
The manner in which some boys some !,
lines behave at masque ball probably !
makes that name more appropriate than u
my that could be selected.
A couple Of travelling liars passed
through town Wednesday, claiming to I
Ne agents for some life insurance com u
oany. They are about the smoothest !,
lars we have met for some time. They 1
lain to have bought for New York h
banker all the land in Gillian, Grant i
md Crook counties belonging TO Gilman, !
french & Co. for $lS0,000. II they are