Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-28
LOCAL NEWS.

q. W. Rinehart went 10 Lost Valley
Monday.
Ed Damn and family went out to their
ranch Tuesday.
r. q. johnson Was an Arlington visitor
tho last Of the week.
d. y. Wright left Sunday for Indiana
with car load Of horaes.
The latest phrase With nur boys at the
front 10 Remember the gIrls."
Huckl berries are said TO be plentiful
In the mountains this season.
Mrs. Mary Brown IL preparing TO
bnild a fne residence on her ranch on
Rock creek.
Last callD at the Photo Tent. See
their Condon work. Will move TO Loae
Rock next week.
Harvesting and threshing are In pro.
gress on Schattier Flat Wheat 10 going
~ bushels 70 the acre,
Mrs. Ella Rinehsrt, oi Mayvlle, and
Mrs. Stewart. oi Fossil. came In on the
stage Saturday morning.
Miss Hattie Hoover, OF Fossil. has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. ]. y.
Reisacher. for the past week.
Miss Louise Mnsgrove. of Portland. ID
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Il. Palmer and
Mrs. Eva West. She will remain about
month.
Nancy u. Yarhrough, Of Papersack,
through her attorney, II. u. Hendricks,
has commenced sult for divorce on the
grounds of desrrtinn.
Spain has formally sned for peace
through the French ambassador at
Washington. No particulars obtainable
~ our time oi going 10 press.
Mira. Yarhroaxh is employed at the
z Condon Hutel this week, aa hnuse clean
Ing ID In progress at that establishment
Just nos and extra help 10 necessary.
Assessor Clarke estimates that the
wheat crop In Giliatm c0nnty this year
will exceed the crop ei 1874. NJ reported
by the census Of 1876, by fully 0psr cent.
While shoaiag iractlous hnrse last
Saturday Rnndle Palmer was kicked
on the knee, sustaining bad spraln.
He 10 able 10 be around now with the
aid OF q cane.
Thos. Young and wife arrived from
Condor Thursday TO spend few days
In Fossil. Mr.. Young. who has had very
poor health for s0aie iiinv, is being treat.
ed by Dr.. Shaw.--FosslI Journal.
Itia said that Cervera Is a skillfnl
guitar player. 30 he has probably had
more or less experience In dodRlng pro-
jectiles--snch ~ water pitchers and old
shoes hurled from upper windows.
Manlsy Downing came TO town Sum
day hauling big farm wagon With y
rope attached 10 his saddle hnrn. What
Maniey can't do With that saddle horse
OF his II not attempted by many Of the
boys.
Mr.. Bradley. Of Photo Tent. will give
his exhibition On 'Cnha and Us" Sat.
urday evening In the Armory Hall, as.
sisted by Miss Marie Mnsgr0ye, OF Port
land. la her "CIub Exercises" Better
attend.
j. t. Frazer and family, nf near Lone
Rock, moved to Conion last week to
reside, Mr. Frazer having p''eepted u
position in the clerks 0tiire. they are
occupying the w. L. Barker property,
on Church street, near the school house.
P. II. Stephenson vent to Trail Fnrk
Sunday 10 bring home his wife and sou
who have been visiting in that section,
Al Henehag went out with him f0r the
ride, and Squire Wilkinson White re-
turned With the party TO spend lev
days In town.
w. A. Darling is at Alex Hardie's
place on Trail FuFk this week, where
he has big painting contract that viii
last nearly mnnlh. Judge Neale j.
thinking OF offering premium tor. wed.
dings that take place during the record.
er's absence.
Father Briody will hold service in the
Catholic chnrrh next Sunday. This
will he the Fathers last service here, NJ
he will leave this held and take charge
OF the work NJ Tulamnok ut once. tie
earnestly requests all Catholics to be-
present at this service.
r. II. Stephenson has heen appointed
administrator Of the estate OF John
Linn. who was murdered IN Lane county
In June, II IL probable that he will
make trip 10 Eugene next week ta lnnk
after the horses anil other effects belong
Ing to the estate which are Ia that coun-
~.
1 Kansaa man has discovered the rea.
son that an engine ID called she, and his
argument Ii that they wear jacket.
and aprons, have shnes, hose and drag 4
train hehind them: they have q lap.
need gnides, ride wheels, will not turn
out Tor pedestrians, sometimes foam AMI
refuse t0 work, they attract men, are
very contrary and it always takes uIan
70 manage them.--Ex.
She was Sunday school teacher,
and, OF course, she tried to make every
thing gnad. She spled . lot OF urchins
going bathing one Sunday afternoon,
and 30 she tackled them. "Dn you
know where little boys 20 who hathe on
Sunday7u said ahe. Yes" said one
little Arab. blacker than all the rest.
"It's further np the canal aide; hut you
can't go; girls amt allowed."-Ex.
Two II our Young men had diaagree-
ment Saturday evening and decided q
no outside the city limlits and fight !,
out. Most 0f the male population tol'
lowed to see the fun. bnt. after the bel
ligerents rode mile or en Into thu
country, motion to reconsider wa'
adopted, and the fight wis declared nH
The crowd was disappointed and 20 wa
the undertaken who xpectrd
10 make pale Of two collins before bed
tinie. AL says II 10 not fair TO treat 4
man that way.
II. B. Hendricks has horror OF bald
ness, and having heard that sunshine
copinnely applied 10 scalp afflicted o
threatened with that malady would pre-
vent or cure IL. hut heing a bit timid o
experiments, conceived the briilian