Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-05-10
CLoRoslTIEs.


The Hilton wool IL being hauled from
Pine creek TO Arlington this week
l.. Parker, the stage man, made trip
10 Portland the latter part Of last week.
B. +. Tennis Of Eightmile was before
the county court the lirst of the week on
business.
Born-To the wife o. JEFF Hayes, Of Lone
Rock, formerly Of thlscity, Sunday, Apr.
2Sth, q girl.
Miss Anna Clarke Of Lone Rock Is yis-
iting the family Of her brother NJ. 0.
Clarkein Condor.
Qnite a number Of people were before
the county court this week on business,
mostly road business.
Rev j.. Curran visited Salem and
Portland during the last week. He is
expected home today.
Pat skelly informs US that he expects
20 leave here about July lst on visit TO
his relatives In Europe.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Parman, 2,l miles west
Of town next Wednesday.
Ray Henson and G. A, Danneman
started this week Tor Chicago with q
trainload Of fine beef cattle.
The. dance here Friday night was a
failure, owing 70 Johnny Keeney being
sick and not able to be present.
The odd Fellows oi Masville expect 10
build a new hall at that place this sum-
mer. See call for bids in this issue.
The statements u the county officers
come out this week and then we will
have the usual space % devote to local
news.
Josephus Martin made final proof on
his lid. Monday before the clerk, with
Tip Mobley and II. D. Randall as Wit
nesses.
Judge Mariner and Commissioners Raj
ston and Clymer are In town this week
holding the regular session Of county
court.
County Commissioner II. NJ. Clymcr
expects to make business trip to Port
land just after the expiration Of TINS
term Of county court.
Marshal Thurnagle has ordered mum.
ber Of our citizens to work outtheir road
tax on the street and bridge in the lower
end Of town today and tomorrow,
Last weeks GLoBE made II say thai
II. II. Wilson's public sale comes oil on
May 10Th. which IL mistake. The sale
takes place on May 2lst at Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Palmer Of Ajax
stopped in town Wednesday night ant
next dag proceeded 10 schuttler Flat I,
visit their daughter, Mrs. Dan Cameron
Mrs. Chas. Riqehart. who had beef
visiting her relatives here and At May
willie for couple Of mouths, left Tues
day for her home az Mountain Home
Idaho.
W. A. Goodwin, assisted by J. X
CLARK, il tearing down the wrecke,
church this week, having secured th'
Job for $50. The work OF rebuilding vii
begin soon.
The several heavy rain showers OF tn
last week will be worth many thousand
Of dollars 10 .ths section, as rain wa
badly needed. The prospect for a larg
harvest Of grain IL very fiattering.
Gene Smith went over to Mountain
Home, Idaho, this week ON the hunt d
new location, We deuht very much
he Niil ever Gnd better location for
harness shop than henow hasa Condor
Died, al the home ~ her sister Q
Eightmile on MAJ 5;h, Mrs. Kate shor
an old widow lady, who formerly reside
on her ranch between Glenn and Oles
The burial took place at olex on MOI
day at o'clock,
Choice wheat at the Diamond mills
quoted at 40 cents q bushel, This ~ tl
highest price paid for over q year, M
higher than has been offered NJ NJ
point east Of the Cascade mountains du
ing that period. -Timea-Mountianeer
Little Phil" Heppner informs us thi
he is now paying 39c Tor tirHt-cIass Whea
and that he sold the first three clips
wool at Arlington, paying therefor Sc
pound for one clip aud ~ for the 9th
two. Little Phil" isarustler FROM 'w'
back
We learn from the Journal that y
''female" bicycles have made their q
pearance in that town. Wealways knt
that Fossil is very prolific place; b
II they have got to raising bicycles ov
there it evidently isentitled to the wh'
bakery.
A very fne skifr abontl5 feet in leng
was brought out from the railroad Il
week for Charley Sears and Billy he
to use in the John Day river. If It Is
hard to break as new bicycle, tht
will be several duckings down there
fore long.
j. s. Mckinney was over to the G
Wednesday from his sawmill. lie
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