Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-15

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Portland this week on business.
Miss Lettie Lambcr has returned
home from, her visit to her brother, DR..
J. A. l.nmberson, At Lebanon.
Mr.. and MRS Geo. Stewart Of Paper
Sack were the guests Of l.. w, Darling
and family several days this week.
What great and glorious country
this will be when every voter has settled
the financial question to bis compile te
satisfaction.
Judge Bradshaw has decided that II is
not necessary, under the law, to fence
against hogs and sheep in Sherman
county. Moro Observer.
The ballots for the June election will
be printed next. The law requires NIL
Of the names 70 be printed in alphabet
ical order, beginning at A.
Fred Allen made Gnal proof on his HID.
Tuesday before the county clerk. Geo.
Crawford made proof ON bis Matney
Flat homestead the same day.
Miss Nena Nicklin arrived here 10.
day frem her home at McMinville and
will spend the summer here with her
relatives, II. N. Frazer and family.
A travelling dramatic troupe, consist
ing Of four White men and two negroes,
gave Il minstrel performance at Condor
Wednesday evening TO small house.
Born, on Saturday night, May 9th, TO
Mr. aud Mrs. Merit Frizzell Of Lost VAL
Icy, bouncing son. Mrs. Frizzelrs
maiden name was Miss Maggie Hardie.
The GLoBE last week inadvertently
omitted TO say that John Lyons was one
OF the attorneys for the plaintiff. In the
Pentecost case before the county court
W. L. Richards, the photographer re-
turned home the tirst Of the week from
his trip 20 the north end Of the county.
lie reports times pretty dull In his bnsi-
ness just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Billing lost one Of
their work horses several days ago, leav-
ing them with only one horse. Its se.
we're loss TO them, as they are almost
destitute anyway.
Nearly everybody In town are COM
planning OF colds, the result OF the very
sudden changes in the weather the last
week 1.-The editor OF this religious weekly
being laid up also.
} Mrs. w. G. Brown OF Portland was
passenger on Tuesdays stage en- route to
Fossil, wnere she will remain awile with
her mother, Mrs. $. G. Donaldson, who
is still in poor health.
II. Il. Smith received few days ago
as a present from Capt Withers OF May
Vile young Newfoundland bulldog,
which Gene prizes very highly. These
dogs get nearly as large as COW.
Mr.. Fred Adlard OF Ajax Is in town on
business. lie requests us to say that In
the Ajax items recently IL should have
read Mr.. Adlard had planted three acres
oi potatoes, instead Of Mrs. Adlard.
An Arlington strengthening crew is in
town, prepared to go to work rs soon as
contract can be made. Not great
deal Of shearing has been done here yet,
owing TO the unusually cold weather.
D. s. Healey, the Arlington timer,
was in town several days this week put
ting up water leads on number OF
houses here. He aso soldered up near
ly all the old tubs, buckets, pans, etc. in
town.
w. a. Cahoon, formerly OF 0lex, who
has been attending the State Normal
School at Monmouth for the last couple
OF years, last week bought one-half in
terest in W. j. Mulkey's grocery store at
Monmouth.
Our public school will close on Friday
of this week, after nine months very
successful term. In the evening, com
mencing at 8 O'Clock, the pupils OF the
school will give an interesting entertain
ment, to which all are invited.
There has been potato famine al
Condor for several weeks. Everybody
appears to be ''out" of spuds and are
anxiously waiting for sone to be brought
TO town. Whoever has any for sale car
find ready sale for them here.
Hon. II, b. Dufur has made sligh
change In his appointments and vii
speak at Lone Rock on May 20th at
o'clock, and at Arlington on 22d at p
III. He is good speaker and larg'
crowds are expected out to hear him.
grove Of the Wood men Circle, tn
ladies' branch Of the order Of Woodmel
OF the World will be organized at Con
don this Thursday evening, by L. "
Darling as organizer. This Is a yer
worthy order and is becoming very POP
plar everywhere,
4 Ehe GLoBE thankfully acknowledge
receipt Of q magnificent bouquet Of flow
ers from Mrs. Helen Propst Of Glen
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