Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-07-05
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80 itVh"" '''sSu bone hock phtuT-
day and Sunday.
Rev, Zelers will preach at Condor
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Manley Downing arrived home sun
day from Corvallis, where he had been
attending school.
Deputy Sheriff Tom johnson was In
the south end the county this week on
o fiicial business.
See the new professional card Of Hunt
ington Il Wilson, the well-known attor-
neys Of The Dalles.
Joe Budd Of 0lex, veteran Of the
civil war, WAS up 10 the county seat
Friday on business.
Born--Friday, June 2s. 1895, 10 the
wife Of Andrew Armstrong, in Ferry
Canyon, daughter.
s. B. Barker has just received COM
plete stock Of oil kinds Of merchandise.
Call around and buy some.
The Salem Journal says that the finest
Royal Ann cherries are being sold at the
Salem cannery at 4c pound.
Hon. s. A. d. Gurley Of Arlington has
consented TO read the Declaration Of In
dependence at our celebration.
o. Y. Taylor was up from Rock creek
Tuesday with load OF Royal Ann cher
ries, which he sold at 7c pound.
Everything Is in readiness for the
grand celebration at Condor, and an m-
mense crowd will be here TO enjoy 1t.
The GLOBE comes out little earlier
this week than usual, so as TO give the
4 force chance to celebrate the glorious ID
Henry Simpson Goddard Of Portland
intends 70 return TO Fossil soon and To-
cate again in the practice Of medicine.
Gene Smith, Ed Trimble and John
Blake took in the horse races at Fossil
Tuesday and report some pretty fair
rnnning.
Miss Louela Maddox has been cho-
zen to represent the Goddess Of Liberty
at our celebration. II 10 an excellent
selection.
Jas. KIser and X. w. Cooke are build
Ing the new addition 10 G. @. Parman's
house, which they will probably fnish
next week.
We learn that Rocky Mountain
Smith has concluded to establish a
democratic paper at Prineville soon
Bully for Rocky"
Brick Balding is able TO be around
again, after his serious accident OF few
weeks ago, when he was dragged by Q
horse and nearly killed.
Mr.. Caleb Perrin Of Pine creek left
the first Of the week for 3 couple oI
months visit with his relatives neal
Salem and Puget Sound.
All the girls who expect TO ride OF
the Liberty Car are requested TO NEE
at the school house promptly ut 0 o'clocl
on the morning OF the 4th,
Bill Thurnagle resigned his position
Monday evening as city marshal ant
the council at once appointed Bill Liv
ingston TO I'll the position.
Oregon has 64, ,557 boys and 62,39s girl
between the ages OF and 20. 1t seem
there are more boys than girls, but the
girls make the most show,
Shurte Bros. OF Arlington are sol'
agents in this county for the Crescen
bicycle, one Of the best and cheapest bi
cycles made. See their ad next week
VIM. Caldwell this week had gnea
butcher shop built on J. II. Phillips lot
opposite johnson & Wilcox's stable OF
Main street. II is splendid location
Young man, don't make politics pro
iession. II you are determined to max
living by "shady methods" take :
highway robbery and be done with it,
Tribune.
l.. s. Van Vleet spent the last week
Condor. He expects TO go up to Per
dleton the latter part of this week, on
lookout for the prlncipalship OF som
cNllooi " Il tHViV'
Mr.. Clarence Houston, yard-maste
OF the o. II. 4 n. Ry. at Pendleton, al
rived at Condor Monday and will Wis
a week or so here with his sister, Mr.
ii. N. Frazer and family.
We have hnd several fine showers
rain this week, which will be wort
many thousands Of dollars to this coul
". It has also settled the dust nice
for the Fourth festivities.
''Uncle Jack" Caven OF Pine cree
was over to town Friday last with
load OF as fine Royal Ann cherries as
have ever seen. He says he will ha'
doodles Of fruit this season.
]. p. Thomas, who recently estahlis
ed himself in the blacksmith business
Clam was In the citv Monday on bns