Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-07-12
cLoBosITIEs.

the work 10 the clerks Office this week.
Sheppard 4 Gallagher, the photogra-
piers, left town Wednesday for Mitch
ell.
Miss Il. d. Meek left today for Hepp-
ner on visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Wm.
Scrivner.
Birdie Henshaw visited this week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 3.
Sears In Buckhorn.
@. w. Rinehart 10 having large ad-
dltlon built onto the south side Of his
residence by Shed Grider.
J. II. Clark 10 doing some carpenter
work on the school house this week, re-
arranging the partition, etc.
Rev. Il. Curran will preach at Lex
ington next Sunday; so there will be no
services at Condor on that day.
James Coleman and Miss Maggie Per-
ry Of Lone Rock were married at the
BRIDES home near that town on July 4th.
Miss Stella Downing, who has been
visiting her sister and relatives here for
two weeks, left Monday for her homo at
Juliettc, Idaho.
II you want 70 buy 6ne new bicy-
Gle nj about one-hali the prices formerly
charged, apply 10 shurte Bros. Of ArlIng-
ton. See their ad.
Geo, Gibbons is doing some papering
and painting for II. N. Frazer this week.
gLast week he painted Alex Hardie's hack
land made II look bran-new.
Mrs. Taylor's school on Trailfork clos
cd few days ago with fine party Civ
en- BY the scholars In honor Of their
teacher, TO whom they presented q num-
Der OF tokens Of esteem.
A large number Of little children en-
ioyed party Monday evening, given in
honor Of the tenth birthday Of Cassius
Hendricks, the youngest child Of MIR.
and Mrs. II. b. Hendricks.
Mr.. James Nelson OF Ferry Canyon
has been very much inconvenienced the
last week by several huge carbuncles
on his neck. The doctor was called out
several days ago 10 inspect them.
Charley Miller, German shoemaker,
who recently came out from Virginia,
arrived here this week and is at work
for Gene Smith. lie is good workman
and cannot be beaten at repair work
Try him.
Remember the administrators sale
Saturday Of this week Of the Jesse Spur
yer property by L. w. Darling, notice Of
which appears In anothe- column. This
is excellent land and ought to bring a
good price.
Messrs. A. q. 0gIlvie and Wm. Rettie,
!. the energetic and prosperous sheepmen
OF the Fossil country, were in town FRI
day and Saturday talking up the coyote
bounty scheme. They are both very in
telligent and influential gentlemen.
Two years ago the Union Pacific rail-
road controlled powerful system Of
over 5000 miles Of track. The courts
have been shearing off its arms and
feeders until little more than its own
line II about 100 miles remain.
Twenty-Five head Of horses belonging
to Fred Hensel OF Glen were sold at
Condor Monday at sherif's sale, TO sat
isiy mortgage held against him by the
deiunct First National Bank OF Arling-
ton. They averaged 1898, colts and all.
w. l.. Richards, tirst-class photogra-
pher from Laramie, Wyoming, arrived
here last week and has permanently To-
Gated in the gallery over Smiths harness
shop. His wife and child arrived here
Wednesday, after a couple of days visit
with relatives on Rock creek.
Sec the change in J.. W. Smiths ad.
lie has just received large line OF all
kinds OF harvesting machinery and
everything needed by the farmer, stock
man and mechanic, and invites the pub
lie to call and inspect his stock before
buying elsewhere.
Pat Skelly and Charley Gross left the
first Of the week for Portland, where
they will receive treatment in the hos
pital for awhile, the former for throa
trouble and the latter for Brights dis
ease Of the kidneys, from which the,
have been troubled for some time
An ex-newspaper man, now preach
or, organized new religious denomina
ton in Omaha, characteristic feature
OF which required all the members, mall
and female, to appear stark naked at dc
yotional exercises. The organization
had membership Of over 800 before !
was discovered
The following officers were installe'
into their respective offices in the |. Q
0. +. lodge at Mayville Saturday even
ing by d. u. q. M. j. W. Dyer for sii