Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-11-22
CLoRoslTIEs.


for the GLOBE this week.
Mrs. Wilcox il still at Fossil receiving
medical treatment from DR.. Howard.
II yon want to win prize, subscribe
for the s. +. Examiner through the
GLOBE agent.
Doc Moore has received position for
several months rs mixologist In Charley
Wilson's saloon.
I. j. Smith, the popular Fossil miller,
arrived home Saturday from weeks
business visit In Southern Oregon.
Captain Withers and wife Of Mayville
were in town Wednesday doing some
trading and brought along some fine
pork.
The Wasco county papers are boom
ing John Michel, the veteran news
paper man, for Congress from the 2d
district.
There are 66 X. OF =. lodges In Oregon.
The first was organized June ~, 1873, in
Portland, the last October "a, 1895, In
Condon
We understand that Mr.. T.. M. Cly-
mer Of Fossil has been engaged to fur
nish violin music for the ball here
Thursday might.
Rev. Drake and family moved into the
Pliter house Wednesday. We regret to
say that Mrs. Drake's health has been
very poor Of late.
l.. Parker moved his family TO Airing
ton today. His household effects were
moved down last week. They will occu-
py the Hicklin honse.
LMlhont an inch OF snow covers the
ground and 1t looks as II winter IL upon
us. Wood hanlers, where is that wood
you promised TO bring us2
The GLOBE will feel very thankful to
those who owe 1t II they will settle their
accounts this fall. If you cannot pay all
now, pay portion Of what you owe.
By some unaccountable reason the in
struments for our brass band have net
yet arrived. although we understand
they have been at Arlington for sever
al days.
A Rock Greek Polk county cor, TO
the Dallas Itenrzer says: Val Wheeler
IL down at the bay surveying the tide
lands for the salmon cannery, to be gone
three weeks.
NJ, o. Clarke arrived home Tuesday
from Lone Rock, accompanied by his
aged mother, who will make her home
here this winter with her daughter, Mrs,
+. II. Barker.
Umatilla Indians are asking the gov
ernment to make them Indians again.
They are tired Of being citizens and
working in the chain gang at Pendleton
after indulging In a spree.
Several loads of fine hogs were taken
from this section to Arlington this week
el..A shipment. w. N. Brown and Billy
Barr took about so head, w. s. Myers
25, Cooke Bros %, J, 9. Cooney 25, and
Alex Hardie 70.
w. L. Richards, our photographer,
says that on Thanksgiving while every
body else are returning thanks he would
also be very thankful ii a number OF
them would drop into his gallery and
have their pictures taken.
A Southern Oregon preacher took his
daughter, also marriage license and a
revolver, and visited young man whom
he told he would perform marriage
ceremony Immediately or preach fun
eral sermon little later. TWAS we'd
ding,
Salem is having more than her share
OF bad luck OF late. Only last week one
OF her leading banks and the State In
surance Co. suspended operations, anc
Monday morning the new 100000 wool
en- mill burned, with only $40, 900 insur
ance.
Mrs, Mary Brown and family OF Rocl
creek moved to town this week, to re
main until spring for school advantages
They occupy the Barker house. Mrs. 4
L. johnson and family have moved tc
town and occupy Mrs. Taylor'a resi-
dence.
We are pleased to note the large mum
ber OF fruit trees being shipped to th
section, Our people are fast learning
that nowhere on earth can better no
finer fruit be raised than here, and yer.
few places In the United States doe
fruit bring better prices than here.
Do you want your property protecte'
from loss by tire2 II so, Atty. II. i
Hendricks IL now agent and prepare
to insure IL in the Liverpool and Londo
and Globe Insurance Co., with asset
over $48,0OO,000. No danger OF this 90
suspending. Rates as reasonable as any
Mrs. j. II. Downing has retnrne
home from her visit with her relative
In the Palouse country. She says tn
weather up there has been very cold an
stormy for several weeks, the sno
ut,AA InaY