Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-07-23
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flying business trip 70 Arlington the
first Of tho week.
Pete Burton and family have moved
from the Dan Rinehart house into the
old Dow ming building.
From present indications the opening
price for wheat here this season will be
not less than 90 cents.
Miss Carrie Danneman, pustnisiresa
ut Glen, visited friends at Condor, May
Vile and Fossil this week
Mrs. G. Schott of Olcx visited her
daughter, Mrs. r. g. Johnson, at Con-
don several days this week.
Rev. Babe has been conducting very
interesting revival here every evening
since Sunday and will continue all week.
Grandma Grider is very sick again at
the home Of her son Shed, near town,
and II is feared that she can not live but
q few days longer.
Cleo. Fletcher, assisted by W. A. Dar-
ling, began painting the Armory hall
Tuesday and expects TO have the 81 coat
fcp in about two weeke
We regret to learn that Jim Cameron
and Columbus Grlder are both sick, the
former at Prairie City and the latter at
Baker City, with lung troubles.
Nd II. Mcconnell, who had been re-
siding at Sylvan Grove, Kansas, for the
last three years, has returned again to
Mayvlle, where he orders his tiLoBe
sent.
The Eagle would respectfully inform
Its gentlemen readers that "hay' fever
may be contracted at this time OF the
year by hugging grass" widows. Mil
ton Eagle.
Al ilenshaw is selling fruit jars cheap
or than ever before sold for In this coun.
try-hali-gallon, $l.l5 per dozen, and
quarts, 81 .05 per dozen. Buy some be-
fore they are all gone.
The editor and wife thankfully acknowl-
edge receipt Of an invitation 10 attend u
social dance given by ]. A. McMorris in
Il. A. Mays new dwelling house in Con-
don this Friday evening,
.friis FRS, for hong tinie, working
hands are scarce In this section. IL Is
almost impossible 10 secure sufficient
number OF harvest hands, or for any
other kind Of common labor.
The latest Oklahoma boom story told
10 illustrate the richness Of the soil IL
that a family living In house with a
sod floor had to NOV the grass off every
evening in order TO find the baby.
Those who have promised ns wood on
account are kindly requested 70 not wait
until the roads get bad in the fall, when
no one feels disposed to haul wood.
Stand by your promises, is all We ask.
Miss Tora Taylor finished n 3months'
term Of school in Ferry Canyon yester-
day and will leave at once for Blackioot,
Idaho, where she has secured school,
She intends TO go to Michigan this fall.
The Eugene Guard says il is false
ruinor about Johnny Keeney having his
eyesight restored TO him, which bis
many friends will regret TO learn. John
ny is still in Lane county, and totally
blind.
Chicago Droyers' Journal; The Ore
gon settlers and sheepowners are having
the same old fight. Isn't IL about time
for sheepmen to have their rights prop
or ly defined and have them protected in
different parts OF the West?
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Miller Of Butte
creek were over to town Monday 10 see
Atty. John Lyons on business, but as he
had not yet returned from bis visit &c
Walla Wala, they were disappointed
Mr.. Lyons is ex pectcd home today.
Ell Portwood found Mayvile too smal
place to make saloon pay, and gave
1t up at the end OF tho six months fol
which license was granted. He will
move back to Condor at once, and vii
occupy the Dan Rlnehart residence.
"Can any OF you tell me why Lazaru
was n begger?'' asked the female teach
err. "Why was Lazarus begger?" sh'
repeated sternly. "Please ma'am" re-
piled small boy, whose father was |
merchant, "because he didn't advertise.
w. A. Darling gold washing machine
on which he has applied for patent
entities him to prize, and he received
1t this week--a beautiful silver media
from Washington. lie expects to realiz
snug sum for his patent in the nea
future.
Now that the age Of the earth has a
last been settled at SO,000,00O years an'
peopled for 100000 years, it isexpecte
that we will have an unusual rush Q
new Subscribers for some time. Get i
at once, while there Is yet room 70
names on our books.
The GLOBE desires TO correct an error
In stating that Geo. Gibbons was anon