Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-04-21
LOCAL NEWS.

under tho auspices OF Summit Lodge
No. 1870, /. 0. 0. Il. A cordial invita-
tlon 10 extended TO the public to attend
aud good time is assured. Proceeds
for the benefit Of the lodge. al4-6
Note-in publishing the above notice
last week a mistake was made concern
Ing the date on which the dance Is 10 be
given. We stated II would be given on
the "2Dth," when In fact II will be given
on the goth. Remember, the date is
Tuesday Evening. April goth.
8. I. Shut was home on flying visit
last week.
Mrs. Meek has returned from her
eastern trip.
Father Briody will hold service In the
Catholic church next Sunday.
Mrs. schott, OF olex. Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. 7. q. johnson, this week.
Mrs. Henry Billings was thrown from
her buggy Monday and seriously Injured.
Mrs. II. W. Moore returned Monday
from weeks visit with relatives at
Mayville.
The stage carried six passengers and a
big load Of luggage out Of town last Sat
urday morning.
Oliver Barr Ia having his saloon re-
papered this week. Darling and McFar
land are doing the work.
4. Alspangh, representing r.. q. Dunn
4 Co.'s Merchantile Agency, was in this
city last Friday and Saturday interview
Ing our business men.
w. Blake, executor Of the estate Of
8. A, spauldlng, has sold the spauldlng
stock ranch, containing 800 acres, 10 D..
g. 4 II. Il. DowneE for $1,000.
Edgar Moore took run over to May
vile on bis wheel last Saturday evening,
returning Sunday He made the trip
homo In one hour and fifteen minutes.
Subscriptions for the San Francisco
Examiner taken at the GLonR Office
Save postage, time and trouble by sub.
scribing here. II.
Jim Dunn was In from his sheep camp
Sunday. He reports sheep doing fine
and an excellent crop Of lambs about
harvested. The per cent Of increase In
HIS flock 10 i02.
OSW. Barr returned Saturday from 0
brief visit with bis father In Illinois.
Mr.. Barr says tunes are not good In the
East and that Eastern Oregon is good
enough Tor him.
II. X. Soarcy returned from Portland
on Friday Of last week, having taken
his son there for medical attention. lie
stated that his son was getting along
well when he left.
Justice Tatom's court. Monday, April
18th. c, i. Nelson vs.. J. a, Richmond.
Unlawful retainer OF land. Action for
damages. Judgement by default. De.
iendant announces appeal.
Geo. Fletcher made score Of II at
the bowling alley one day last week,
which ID the best score so far reported.
Hc had on average OF A for the week
ending last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goo. Gibbons, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Weheli, and VIM. Keyes and
sister, Of Mayville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
/. Frank Stevens, OF near Lone Rock, at
tended tho Woodman lecture last Friday
evening.
A. NJ. Smith. Of Mayville, called on
the GLoBE Monday and ordered the pa-
per for q year. Mr.. Smith runs band
OF sheep near the mouth OF Thirtymile.
He reports the flock in good condition
and big increase Of lambs.
b. Lane arrived In town on Friday OF
last week from Independence, Polk coun-
ty, and has decided to locate In Condor.
Mr.. Lane Ia blacksmith and has So
cured an interest In O. s. Clark's shop.
His family will arrive later.
Tho jury In che Donaldson case, last
WcekS Werb just niA hiuute6 E1AVHlHk
verdict Of acquittal. Tho Squire was
beaming when the verdict was read,
and the host OF friends who congratu-
lated him aiterward seemed as well
pleased as was the old gentleman him
self.
II. L. Phares, OF Fossil, was before
Justice Tatom on Friday morning the
18th inst. on charge OF assault with
intent to kill, preferred by O. o. Powell.
Defendant waived examination and was
placed under 1850 bond for bis appear
ance before the next sitting Of the grand
jury.
The GLoRE acknowledges a pleasant
call from Douglas Dufur, OF The Dalles,
who was here last week In the capacity
OF stenographer In Judge Bradshaw's
court. Mr.. Dufur is q most agreeable
gentleman, crack bowler, and will in
the future keep posted in the affairs Of
Gillian BY q weekly perusal Of the GIonE.
Mrs. s. A. Maddox, and her daughter
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