Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-07-30
cLoBosITIEs.

The Armory hall looms up great, dress
ed In its fine new raiment ofwhite.
The Rev. Father Briordy conducted
Catholic services at Heppner last Sun
day.
Our 0lex letter, having been sent
around by Fossil, reached us too late for
this issue.
DIR. Frazer, the dentist, is overwhelm-
ed with work. His Office Ia now in the
rear Of Hendricks law office.
j. W. Blake returned home Monday
from Huntington, where he had been
buying cattle for several weeks.
A dividend Of rs per cent will soon be
paid the depostors by the receiver Of
the defuuct Dalles National bank.
Columbus Grider, who 10 Just recover
ing from severe sick spell, Is expected
home this week from the mountains.
Mr.. Gamaliel Davidson, OF Davidson,
visited his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
aud Mrs, Howard l.. Propst, near Con-
don this week.
Mrs. Il. Meek and son Ed visited their
relatives at Heppner the latter part Of
last week--Wm. Scrivner and family.
They arrived home Monday.
Bill Hughes OF Heppner has just been
taken 20 hospital In Portland for the
purpose Of having an operation periorn-
ed upon himself for appendicitis.
This Is big country, as our readers
no doubt have observed. When the sun
sets At the extreme western boundary
Of Alaska IL has already risen In Maine.
A writer on the present social problem
says: "Let us agree 10 limit each mans
holdings TO 100000" That proposition
suits US exactly bring on your 5000 900.
Tho supreme court justices Of Oregon
will meet in Pendleton on July 81, to
hand down decisions In cases argued
aud submitted at the May term In PEN
dleton.
II that Chicago physician Is right who
Gays that ''there 10 no such thing as
appendicitis" the Joke seems to be on
the relatives Of those who have died
with II.
The editor OF one Of our exchanges,
speaking from experience, pathetically
remarks: There are two things In this
life for which man Ia never prepared
twins"
Crook county authorities last week
punished man with heavy fine for
driving sheep over grade west Of Prime
vile; then compelled him TO go and
clear the grade.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tullis OF Matney Ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. 7. B. Msriup
and family at OneilI, Nebraska, 10 which
address she orders her GLoHE sent for
q couple Of months.
Some fellow has discovered that q fy
has 5000 eyes. We believe Ii, Tor havn't
We tried to slip up on one many a
tiue and failed7 All baldheaded men
can bear witness 10 IT,
The GLoBE force thankfully acknowl-
eiges receipt Of q box Of very fine apples
from l.. w. Darling, which were raised
on his excellent farm at Applicable, seven
miles northwest OF town.
There is being revived in this state al
old ordinance wnich provides that any
man who does not support his wife may
be sold at auction for six months service
che money to go TO the wife.
X. II. Robinson, young business
man Of Arlington, was here last week
t'looking round" Mr.. Robinson ha;
sold his Arlington store and IL winding
up the old business. Heppner Gazette
Oliver Barr 10 hostler at Johnson'l
livery stable for several weeks, Will,
Ed Nelson 10 out canveying s. JuliuI
Mayer, the we'll known Wholesale liquol
dealer Of Portland, through the interior
towns.
Rev. Johns, the Methodist minister
Of Fossil, will preach at Condor mex
Sunday, morning and evening. Tbi'
will be his last service this conference
year, the regular annual meeting being
hold at Pendleton on August 25th.
John Lyons returned home Saturday
having visited Heppner day or two OF
the return trip. BY the way, some 2
the boys think John lie preparing t.
desert the ranks Of single cussedness thi
fall--and we might add that We think 81
too.
Grasshoppers have not damaged graii
20 any great extent in this section thi
year. They seem TO have nipped d. B
Trimble's oats, just west Of town, NOR
than any other grain In this vicinity
But the little brutes will soon have moth
ing to nibble ut but the stubbles.
p. N. Shelley, Of Pleasant Hill, Lam
county, through the medium Of an ad
yertising matrimonial concern, becam
acquainted with Miss Enoree Jay, Q