Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-02
CLoBoslTlEs.

town tilis week.
Rev. Curran will preach at Fossil
next Sunday. morning and evening.
II. b. Hendricks is hayinaAa a barn
built on his lot west Of his residence.
Grant Wade visited his brother sher.
man Wade at Dallas, Polk county, last
week.
supt. Kennedy win conduct the reg
ular quarterly examination at Condon,
commencing Aug. l4th. See notice.
Frank Knapp rode his bicycle from
here TO McMinnville, 90 miles, Sunday
10 eight hours and fifteen minutes.
Eugene Guard.
Electricity and the bicycle may drive
the noble horse TO the rear, but no me-
chanicsl substitute will ever supplant
the humble COW.
George 8. Carpenter and wife, Of Fos-
sll, are at the Imperial. having just re-
turned from seaside outing Of several
weeks.--Telegram.
DR.. Howard Of Fossil was In town
Monday consulting with DR.. Hudson In
the case Of Mrs. Goodwin. who has been
very sick for some time.
There 10 said TO be town In Vermont,
vandam, where the bicyclists run things
so completely as torequire pedestrians TO
blow whistles at every corner.
Mrs. Leora B. Tuel and six children
left Saturday for their home " Sumner,
WASH, after two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. d. B. Trinible.
Pres. Royal will preach In the school
house at Condor next Sunday morning
and In the evening Rev. Zellers Of Fos-
oil will deliver his farewell sermon here.
There should not be much starvation
In Nebraska this year. That state will
harvest 1875, ,00O, 600 bushels OF corn. The
wheat cropwill average about two-thirds
oi full crop.
Ed Meek arrived home Saturday from
McDutfee hot springs, where he and
his sister, Mrs. Matte scrivner OF Hepp.
ner had been sojourning several weeks
for their health.
A delightful entertainment will be
given tomorrow lSRturday) evening In
the school house by the teachers. No
one here should miss It, AZ 1t will be q
rare treat. Admission free.
Miss Il. ID. Meek left Tuesday Tor
Portland, where she will enter the Port
land lMethodist) Hospital TO take q
course In nursing, preparatory to taking
up the regular study OF medicine.
Minnesota raises good crop Of grass
hoppers, II nothing else. A dispatch
says: Up In Minnesota they are gather
ing the grasshopper crop by new ma
chine that harvests 5000 bushels per day
In order to haul into the arbor
grounds on July 4th, about 40 or 30 feet
OF sidewalk was torn mp, and through
careIessness 1t remains in that condi,
tion yet. Whose duty Is II TO replace IL
Although the hay crop this season ID
not as heavy as usual, still there 10 such
an overplus from last yeak tKat stockmen
and farmers will be fully prepared ior
any kind ola winter that may happen
along.
Mrs. GaRer and daughter Miss Nina
are visiting their relatives, w. ]. Ed
wards and family, near Mayville thi'
week. They were the guests Of theil
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Rinehart
ct Condor over Sunday.
Ralph Froman and family and Jim
Caldwell left today for six weeks
outing on the Matoles river, in the Cas-
cade mountains. They may conclude te
60 across the mountains and visit rela
tives In "the valley" before returning
home.
Blessed be the man who stteth not II
the seat OF the kicker, nor mingles him
self In the congregation Of the mossback
but his delight is In the new manuiac
tories and brick blocks, and in scheme
10 build up himself and his own town
Guard.
MARKEDLY Justice Shut at his res
idence In Condor on Saturday, July 27
1865, Mr.. Charley Powell OF Fossil an'
Miss Hattie Robson Of Haystack. Th'
happy young couple expect to leav
about next week for Red Bluff, Cal.
where they will locate.
A great deal Of fine fruit and garde
truck has been brought to town With
the last week. Among those from
distance who brought produce to tow
we're VIM. Smith, who lives at tn
mouth OF Hay creek, and @. NJ. Walker
and VIM. M. Mckinney Of lower Roc
creek.
Az the returns come In It is show
that the crops In the West and Nortt
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