Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-02-15
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mouth, Polk county.
Our regular Mayyille correspondence
arrived too late for this issue.
Remember the grand X. OF F. ball at
Condor next Friday night, 22d.
Miss Clara Lamberson left today for
visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank Palmer
at Arlington.
Fine granulated sugar is selling at
Eugene and other valley towns at the
rate Of 81 and % lbs for 81.
W. l.. Barker and family, who resided
In town since last fall, moved this week
TO their ranch on Matney Flat.
Peter Snyder, q young man who is In
the employ Of B. +. Tennis Of Eightmile,
was in town Saturday on business.
Rev. +. Parrish Of Castle Rock preached
at Condor Monday evening to large
congregation. lie left for home Tuesday.
The GLoBE comes out a little earlier
this week than usual, owing to the edi-
tor expecting TO be absent from town a
day or 2.
The Legislature seems powerlcss to
elect senator. II the job were turned
over to the people it would be done In
single day.
Senator Hnston's homestead ememp-
tion bill, which passed Thursday, places
the value Of exemption at $1,000 instead
Of 1880 as now.
Thos. Morgan OF MayvilIe is teaching
a short term Of school on Matney Flat,
commencing Monday last. Tom Is an
excellent teacher.
Barr & Stephenson had "kog.killin"
in town on Monday, and hutchered a
number Of fine porkers which they fat
tened for the market.
Atty. T. r. Lyons writes us that he
will be al Condor from the goth to the
25th Of this month. His clients will
take notice Of this fact
Don't send away for garden seeds. s..
b. Barker has just received large
quantity from f. j. Bowen Of Portland,
and is selling them very cheap,
The total number in the insane asy-
lum at Salem is 1901. This is the first
time in the history Of the institution
that this number has been reached.
Phil Heppner Of Arlington and Bill
Smell Of 0lex attended the X. Of T..
lodge at Condor Tuesday night. Both
are members Of the Arlington lodge.
The Northwest Fire 4 Marine Insur-
ance Go. Of Portland has "gone fuzzy"
II turned Its toes to the daisies and died
aviolent death this week Of starvation.
d Deer are very plentiful in this section
this spring. q. schilling informs us
that five we're seen in bunch several
times this week near his place on Mat
ney Flat.
Rev. John Davis OF 0lney, Wash, a
disciple Of the Latter Day Saint church,
arrived here Saturday aud has preached
every evening since, lie is the guest OF
w. 4. Goodwin.
Wayne Grider and Horace Stricklin,
two young men who worked in this see
tion last summer, arrived here this week
from their homes in the valley and ex-
pect to remain here until fall
The teachers in the Pendleton public
schools have asked Of their own free will
that their salaries be reduced 10 per
cent. Not much danger Of the county
officers following suit.-Tribune.
Mrs. Ed Dunn has been very sick the
last few days. DIR. Howard Of Fossil
was called over Wednesday to consult
with DR.. Hogan in the case. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
That ground hogs clock must have
had bug in 1t. The last week the
weather has been the coldest of the
season. It probably was the tail-end ol
that severe eastern blizzard. Wednes-
day the weather moderated aud the pros
pect for a chinook is very good.
From reports, tremendous crowd
will attend the X. Of T, invitation bal
at Condor next Friday night, 22d. A
grand time is assured for all who attend
The hall is the largest and best in the
county and no one who enjoys dancing
and good time can afford TO miss thi'
rare treat.
0. j. Kenaston, who had been teach
ing music in this county for seyera
months, left Friday for Nebraska, where
his wife and children reside. Sickness
in his family probably was the cause o
his very sudden departure-as no on
seemed TO know he was going until h
had gone.
We are informed that Hugh Medloci
did not tarry long around Waliula, bn
left there for Seattle, where he probahl,
is now. The officers also want hin
hadlv al Dayton. Wash where he stol