Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-03-06
CLoRoslTIEs.

thIs week.
AsMarch came In like sore-taled
beAr The chances are that II will 20 out
Ike lamb.
Weregret TO learn that Mrs. Joseph
Whyte of Matney Flat has been very III
tho last few days.
AZ We 20 10 press the weather has
moderated considerably, with indica.
tions for chinook.
4 ine Kimbal organ has been sent
for 70 Portland for our public school and
10 expected bere In q few days.
Our state penitentiary has now reach.
cd its.high water mark, 400 prisoners
being confined within its walls.
}. w. Cradick, an intelligent young
iarmer and stockman Of Gooseberry, was
over 70 town Friday on land business.
Snow ieI at San Francisco Sunday,
The first for ten years. The cold snap
was general MI over the United States.
The entire GLoBg force has been under
the weather this week with colds, al.
most causing this issue TO be day late.
Charley Balm, (Keno) who has been
sick with pneumonia for a month or 80,
4 IL still confined TO bed at Smiths restau-
rant.
The bIDExaminer prize drawing will
probably e place next month. liur-
ry up withvyour subscription or you'll
b. too late.
Miss Emma lIarer, the Lone Rock
school na'am, Is spending few weeks
ol her vacation with her friend, Mrs. +.
y. Stevens.
Judge Mariner and Commissioners
Ralston and Clyner are conducting u
regulal session oi county court at Con-
don this week.
Geo Rippey and familyexpcct 10 move
this week 10 their new home, the Petit.
john firm npar MayyIlle, which George
purchased last week.
Owing 10 the blizzard and deep snow
drifts, 40 school was held on Monday
and Tuesday Of this week, but was re-
aumed again Wednesday.
The heirs Of Mrs. Laura G. Clark. dc.
rcaseii, nytde iinal proof on her Lone
Rock homestead Tuesday before III,
clerk, NJ required BY law.
v X s. Arhomas oi olex Was in town yes
terdas3 HE horse stumbled and fell or
the streget with him, catching his foo
under 3nd badly bruising il.
MisslSusan Dunn closed her three
TnonthF term OF school on EiRhtmilc
Mcrrpy county, last week aud has re
tnrncdlto her home in Condor.
The foot ball game Friday between III,
Mayyille and Condor teams resulted in
ia victory for the Condon boys, who
scored the only goal that was made.
n. n Moody, the well-known ware
houseman Of The Dales, in his nd on Is
page, tolls the sheepmen something tina
will interest them. Read IL carefully.
Rev. Bramblet did not conduct his re
yiyal meetings here as long as he haC
intended, having closed Friday night
He expecte 10 leave this week for Cali
ioruia, TO remain.
Dexter (Lane county, Cor. to th'
Eugene Guard says; ], f. Kecney, ia
military known as Blind Johnny, is Wis
iting his numerous friends at this place
I He furnished excellent music for tn
social Saturday evening,
Miss Myrtle Perrin, formerly Of Con
don, was married ut her home in Ante
lope Sunday last to Mr.. Ben Glisan,
young Ibueiness man OF that place. Tn
bride has many friends in this count
who tcnder good wishes.
A private letter from Johnny McAlli.
ter, the Croy sheepman, concludes b
saying that cattle, sheep and horses /
bis section are in excellent condition an
iIihN CVyOto5 NTt nclHk bHiIlhSh out WI
rapidly there, for the bounty.
Several parties in town here purcha
cd the scenery and stage paraphernali
81 thel Mayville Dramatic Club, after III
drama, and expect to give our people a
exhibition Of local talent before lon
with the drama, Bread on the Waters.
ltis stated that 1t costs one dollar
transmit one thousand words over vii
by telegraph from New York to tn
comet, for which service the telegrap
companies charge $50. A profit Of "A
ina $50 enterprise is not to be sneeze
at
The Portland Oregonian has in
asArdedIa prize ot $3.50 for the best def
milton ~ d haby. The Ileppner ad
who won the prize sent in this answer
IA tiny feather from the wing Of low
dropped Into the sacred lap Of mothe
hood"
Mrs. Chas. B. Sears received q di
patch Wednesday containing the ga
news oi the death Of her father, Flol
M. X. Hathaway, Tuesday At his hon
a