Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-08
oLoRoslTIEs.

Sheriff Wilcox and Ed Horn made q
trip TO Arlington today.
Rev. Drake will preach at Condor
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Don't forget the auction sale Of Frank
Belliard's horses at Condor next satur-
day.
II. N. Frazer has alec purchased
Home Comfort Steel Range Of Bert Case,
the agent.
Lewis A. Miller Of Lone Rock, popu-
list nominee for assessor, was In town
Wednesday on business.
Teachers regular quarterly examina-
tion will be held at Condor next week,
commencing on May 18th.
A third daughter, weighing 10 pounds,
was born TO the wife Of Ebel Clarno on
the 10th Of last month on the John
Day.
An agent was In town the first OF the
week selling maps Of Oregon, At 1880
each. Our school board purchased one
for the school.
Five tons Of dried swine were shipped
from The Dalles TO juneau, Alaska, last
week. Thus the American hog keeps
up with the march OF civilization.
Mr.. B. 4. Tennis, administrator Of the
estate Of N..G. sayre, was in town We'd
nesday on business, before the county
court. His eldest daughter accompanied
him.
We learn that II was our Mayville
Tom Morgan who was married at Eight
mile recently. His many friends In
this county extend hearty congratula-
tions.
Don't fall 10 hear Judge Mariners re-
marks on the Portage Railway and
Transportation, In the hall on Friday
evening Of this week. Everybody in
yited.
George settlemier, a pioneer Of ls49,
died ut the home Of his daughter in
Woodburn, Friday. lie Is S8 years OF
age and brother Of w. Il. Settlemier Of
Arlington.
John Bishop, who IL working for
Charley Gross has been wearing nice,
click felon on one Of his fingers. John
Nsays II would look and feel much better
on some other fellow.
Mrs. Maddox, OF the hotel, received
boz Of very fine salmon Wednesday from
Arllngton--the first received this season.
II 10 needless to add that they "went
like hot corn dodgers"
The revival is still In progress here,
but will likely terminate Sunday. This
has been one OF the most enthusiastic
revivals ever held in the town and
a great deal Of good has been done.
The ball Friday night was not as
largely attended as was expected, only
about 90 numbers being sold. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeddy Brown and Frank Prindle Of
Fossil furnished the music.
Rev. +. p. Green, formerly OF Arling.
ton. whose wife died about four months
ago, was married few days ago at e.
lensburg to q Miss Cox. daughter Of Mrs.
Cox, the temperance lecturer
John Meek expects to start in few
days for Wyoming. over the trail, with
large band Of sheep, which he is helping
70 gather now in tho Antelope andPrine-
willie country for @. W. Barney.
L. W. Darling has just received for
mis- Hay Greek ranch the finest wind
mill we have ever seen. II is all steel
and 90 feet high. This is one Of the
best improved farms In the country.
Ed 4. Horn OF Contention, democratic
nominee for county assessor, came over
TO town Thursday and remained here
until Monday, shaking hands with his
friends. He visited Arlington also before
returning home.
Mrs. Smith, mother OF Mrs. Frank
Downer, sent to this effice one day this
week two eggs--one the largest, the other
the smallest we have ever seen--both
laid by the same hen... The contrast 10
quite curiosity.
Miss Birdie Downing visited friends at
Fossil the first Of this week. Mrs. j.
II. Putnam and children came over from
Fossil with her Tuesday and visited her
relatives here's several days and her
mother, Mrs. Meek, in Ferry Canyon.
Enormous crowds are expected out to
hear Hon. A. s. Bennett speak at Con-
don next Monday at ! 80 p. M. and Hon,
Il. B. Duiur and5Fion. j. II. Cradle
baugh on the evening Of May 18th; at
Fossil on the 10th and Arlington on the
10th.
The Examiner prize drawing will not
come off until the FIRST week In June.
Subscribe at once through the CLONE
agent or you will be too late. This may
be your lucky year. Even II you don't
win prize, the paper is weil worth the
$l.60.
School enpt. Kennedy is in town.
He informs US that he win soon be able
to make the spring apportionment Of
school money. $50 to each district Re-.