Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-04-26
cLoBosITIEs.


Jas. Kiser, our road supervisor, ordered
out force OF men 10 work on the Mad.
dock grade, today and tomorrow.
strengthening has begun in full blast
In this section. Sheep are in excellent
condition and the yield will be unusually
large.
The report that Eston Burlington was
dead seems 10 be untrue, as he has Just
been discharged from the asylum as
cured.
The regular quarterly examination for
teachers will be held at Condor next
month, commencing May 9Th. See No
tice In this issue.
Mrs. q. s. Clark Is gradually growing
weaker. The poor old lady one Of these
daye will cross over the dark river and
join the silent majority.
J. s. Mckinney, the saw mill man, in.
forms Us that he has engaged Lee Stew
art TO run his engine for him this sum
mcr. commencing this week.
Another family OF newcomers arrived
here last week, that Of 7. T. Fannon, from
Vancouver, Wash. Mr.. Fannon has been
at work for W. /. Barker this spring.
Claude lIenshaw began this week TO
learn the printing business in the GLoBE
office, taking the place Of Herbert John
son, who has been in the Office for about
fifteen months.
; II 10 refreshing news 10 learn that
wheat IL gradually on the rise. The
price paid at Arlington now for first class
wheat IL ssc bushsl, with prospects for
astill further rise.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mealey and Mr.. Fred
Adlard were Ia town Tuesday making
arrangements 10 proyc-up on their Ajax
homesteads. The notices will appear In
this family paper next week.
The semi.annnal statements for the
next couple Of issues will take up good
deal os our news space, but these will
prove interesting news TO the xpayers.
Read them carefully, over and over.
See the new ad Of Phil Heppncr, the
wcll-known warehouscman at Arlington
Everybody knows Phil, and that he Is
one Of the squarest little business men
In this county. He win treat you right,
W. ]. Edwards and Henry wilkins de-
livered ~ Arlington this week the cattle
which they recently sold 10 +. NJ. Lacey,
the former 58 head and the latter 1903
head. Mr.. Lacey will ship them TO
Omaha.
Main street is being improved this
week, rs per ordinance passed by the
city council, II requires considerable
filling in some places, and lots OF work
but when completed II will be a great
improvement to the town.
number Of her friends gave Miss
Louella Maddox delightful surprise
party at her home Monday evening, in
honor Of her 18th birthday. An excel
lent supper was also enjoyed by the
guests. Miss Louela was the recipient
Of some beautiful presents.
An error last week made the GLoBE say
that Il. w. Tobey was one Of the two
men from this county drawn to serve as
Jurors In the U. s. district court at
Portland. II should have read Il. o.
Tobey, instead. The Journal made the
same mistake--the result OF Its usual
habit Of stealing items from the GLoBE
and not giving credit for same.
The Mid-C Columbia Association OF Con-
gregational Churches and Ministers viii
meet at Condor next Tuesday and We'd
ensday, April 3Oth and May lat. A
great many ministers and other persons
from distance will be present as dele
gates, and the program which they will
render will he highly instructive and in
teresting TO all who hear it. Services
will be conducted In the Armory hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater OF Lost Valley
went to The Dalles this week TO get
their little 4-year-old girl, which was
brought TO that place from Portland,
whore she has been under the treatment
OF DIR. Strong the last two years. This
ia the unfortunate little child that drank
some lye water couple OF years ago and
which fingered in the jaws Of death SO
long. She is slowly recovering now.
frhe new road from Thirtymile to Con
don is now almost completed, and some
travel is already being done over it
We understand that, with few excep
tions, the work Is firstclass throughout
The new road win not be open for trave
until IL Is accepted by the county court
which meeta week after next. 1t IL suct
a good easy grade that II will prove I
blessing to all teamsters south OF Thirty
mile, who have heretofore been obliged
TO travel the horse-killing "back bone
Miss Nettie Schilling, who Is teaching
in the district just south Of town, me
with serious accident Sunday last
While riding horseback on SniptioI
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