Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-07-16
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for l0hc. That isn't so rocky.
j. W. Mcguire left Sunday for the
Sound country with band Of horses.
G. A. Shurte, who has been seriously
i'll with fever, lie somewhat better at
this writing.
"Hon" DaI Reed drove the stage out
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
folks in Fossil.
Wm. Fairfield arrived here last week
with bran-new wife, whom he married
in California recently.
Mrs. Corban will soon open up her
new restaurant, which she is getting
fixed up In fine shape.
Miss Estella Junkins left Sunday for
California, which place she expects to
make her future home.
| Virgil Homer Kirby gave dance at
Blalock last week which was well attend
ed. Nose 10 getting next to himself"
Our young folks, and old folks, and
folks that can't swim at all, 90 bathing
these hot summer evenings.
Russ Stilwell, in company with others,
intend to spend this years harvest season
in the Pendleton country. They will
start this week.
We are at loss 10 know why our cor
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respondence failed to reach you last week
in time for publication we mailed il in
plenty Of time-on Monday.
Miss Kicks has returned from Utah,
accompanied by her sister, who will make
this her future home. Miss r. reports
having had very enjoyable time.
Mrs. J. A. Geisendorfer is spending
a few days with friends and relatives in
San Francisco. She also attended the
great Christian Endeavor meeting.
| Sunday was a very hot day with us,
the Thermometer registering 100 in the
shade. Couldn't the sun be arrested for
'scorching"-alle same bicyclists?
Mrs. D. II. Gager and daughter left
last week for a two months outing in
the mountains. Miss Edwards, relative
Of theirs, will accompany them from
Mayville.
A multitude Of our citizens took advan-
tage Of the low excursion rates and went
TO see and hear Bryan on the 18th inst.
at Pendleton. All feel that they are well
paid for the time and money spent.
Our school opens Sept. 18th with Supt
Daggett as principal and Miss Mollie
Hurlburt for the primary department
A 81 teacher will also be employed
Miss Hurlburt will act as Asst. P. M
until school opens.
Atty. Gnrley contemplates vacation
in the mountains for month or more
for health and recreation. He will leave
in his Office during his absence Mr.
Dublin, prominent lawyer Of Clack
amas county. Mr. Gurley and family
left this week for Mt Adams, Wash.
Our balloon man seems to he improv
ing some, but very slowly. He has con
cluded to not act in the role of "barn
jumper any more. II is too unhealthy
1t seems TO be customary for such fel
lows and l-horse actors to act az barn
stormers," but seldom as barnjumpers
Our lawyers have been quite busy tn,
past week, grinding ont legal work, th'
principal case being. johnson vs. Ewing
for carrying concealed weapons, Tn,
case was tried before a jury, which ren
dered a verdict of guilty as charged
Judge Ebi fined defendant $50 and costs
! We were amazed to see the clouds O
grasshoppers that passed over our cit,
Friday last, the air being literally full o
them. We learn that they landed to ieet
near Blalock on G. G. Clark's place. Mr.
Clark says he is at loss to know wha
. he has done to be thus plagued, for the,
almost eat him out of house and home
OFT Su ummers, Willow creek rancher
was arrested last week on charge Q
attempting the life OF neighborin
rancher, w. H. Ewing. Mr.. Ewing al
leges that Summers attempted to catcl
him with lasso rope, intending to dra
him to death with his horse. Summer
gave 5000 bonds for his appearance be
J fore the grand jury at Condor at tn
' Sept. term Of court.
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