Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-07-19
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Sheriff Wilcox and family are visiting
relatives In the south end Of the county.
J. X. FItswater made business trip
over to zillah and North Yakima, Wash,
this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. /. w. Darling
next Wednesday,
Last year we shipped tn Europe s55..
0O0 200 In gold. This Is not the editor
ial "we,- however.
Mrs. 3. A. Maddox and son Frank
visited Arlington this week, starting
Wednesday morning.
MRS. Harye Blake OF Rock creek visit.
ed the family Of j. X. Fitzwater at Con.
don the first OF this week.
Miss Lena Smell has been engaged to
teach school In The Dalles again--the
same room she had last winter.
Gene Smith made Q flying business
trip 70 Arling ton this week. going down
Tuesday and returning next day.
Mrs. Ida Brassfeld left this week on
visit to relatives In Southern Oregon,
and perhaps In Arizona before she re-
turns.
w. Il. Fowler, formerly cashier OF the
First National Bank Of Arlington, is so-
journing with irlendsin Northern Grant.
Eagle.
|. y. Van Vleet writes that he has
just secured the position rs principal OF
the La Grande public school, TO COM
mence soon.
DR.. Leslie Phillips, scientist warns
women against wearing their hair short.
lie says men become bald because they
cut their hair.
We are constrained 10 say any town or
I ccmmunity without brass hand is In
want Of spirit and enterprise necessary
20 success. .--Bnrns Herald.
The Pendleton securing mill has re-
ceived TO date 2,483, ,SS0 pounds Of wool,
Of which 2,008,308 were brought In by
railway, and 4b7, $50 by team.
A fourishing little Sunday school was
organized at the Ferry Canyon school
house recently by Rev. Curran, and is
held every Sunday at 2 80 o'clock.
Remember the meeting on Saturday
Of thie week at Condor 10 consider the
Coyote bounty scheme. There shonld
and no doubt will be a large attendance
Mrs. Al fienshaw and daughter Bir-
die returned home Monday from couple
OF days visit at the pleasant home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. h. Sears near May
vile.
Henry Doores, who has been at work
the last year or 20 for A. Renner, left
this week on visit 10 his home In Mon
tana. lie may not return before next
spring.
Miss Petrenella Connolly has been Wis
ing MRS. @. j. Quinn and other friends
In the Mayville and Fossil country the
last ten days or more, and is having a
delightful visit.
\ There will be preaching services in the
school house next Sunday, morning and
evening. A brief object sermon to the
children will prccede the morning dis
course. All are invited.
q. j. Caven was over 10 town Sunday
with load Of cherries. His wife, who
had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
l.. Wilcox for several days, returned
home with him next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor Of Rock
creek visited their relatives at Condor
over Sunday and then proceeded to
Georges homestead near Mayville,
where they remained several days.
Arthur Myers has just filed on the
Charley Wilson place six miles west OF
town, MIR. Wilson having relinquished
his claim thereto. Arthur is having
the lumber hauled for new house.
James q. Blaine, discussing the Fourth
OF July, once said that America is the
only country with birthday; that all
other countries began they knew not
when and grew they knew not how.
Claudius Caesar Henshaw, one of the
GLOBE force, has concluded to get one oi
those lately-invented air bicycle flying
machines. He declares he will not walk
when flying machines and air ships are
80 cheap.
John Reisinger has been visiting the
families OF Geo. Gibbons and Andrew
tireiner for the last ten days. He says
the longer he stays out here the better
he likes it, and has already gained six
pounds In weight.
Henry Hartman writes to his folks here
from Wheatland, Cal, that he intends
to return TO Condor again this fall. liz
says this section beats any country he
has yet seen in California and that he il
coming back this time to stay.
II. N. Frazer has just completed
new we'll, which was built" just below
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