Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.
John Jaokson il improving.

sick llst Tor several days.
Rev. Mr.. Curran will preach n
Lexington and Ions next Sunday.
Rev. Lawsnn viii preach In tho
Baptist Church next sunday at II
o'clock.
Miss Jennie Neal visited Miss Lon
Parrish on Papersack Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A, Pattisou visited
friends In the Mayyille nelghborhood
Saturday and Sunday.
uncle Jack Cayen was over from Pine
creek Saturday with load Of his fine
Riyal Ann cherries.
Miss Elizabeth Wood left Thursday
for her home In Portland after u
n pleasant visit With her brother.
Joe Fuss was 10 from Thirty mile
Thursday, He reports having lost q
number of calves from black ley.
Losr-- On or about July 4ih, y gold
Eastern Star pin, Suitable reward for
its return 10 Mrs, W, l.. Wilcox
q. A. Brown who Ii In the mountains
with sheep writes from Bourne 10 have
the dLoBE sent to him Tor the Summer.
John +. Piukhani Is able 10 walk a.
ronad town again but his crippled
shoulder still causes him mnch pain.
Mr.. Fisher who came here from the
Valley come time ago for his health 10
not improving as rapidly as his frlends
could Wish.
Mont Ward will cut all 81 his grain
for hay this year, lie has already COP.
traeted all he will have, about 200 tuna,
at s5 per ton 10 the stack
Mrs. j W. Dyer who has been on
the sick list for several months IL
rapidly recovering under DR.. Woods
efficient treatment,
Ray Hanson. n former resident oi
this county, now Of weiser, Idaho, 10
here for the purpose ol buying stock to
dnve TO Weiser.
Mrs. GreineF and Miss Kate Greiner
who have been visiting friends In
MSyvillc precinct for some time left for
their home 10 The DalIes Sunday.
Carl $. Nicklin, Of Cotton. Washing.
ton, IL here this week visiting bis father,
DR.. 7. l.. Nicklin. Mr., Nickll n is
assistant cashier OF the First Bank OF
Cotton.
wAErgD-By Young lady place as
clerk In store. Could take position
first Of August or before Best OF referen.
cts given. Address. Miss Elizabeth
Horde. Lebanon, ore. i0d2O.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Edwards left
Monday for two months outlng In the
Cascade mpuntains They will visit
their old home In Lane county before re-
turning making the entire trip In q
wagon with camping outfit.
Ii. VI. Condlct, we'll known printer
and newspaper man Of this section,
who is visiting friends In Old Missouri
this summer writes TO have the GLonE
sent to him at Lamar, Missouri. He
says drought has prevailed there for
two months aud crops are burned up.
win Davenport, of Mayville, who has
been very sick with rheumatism for some
time has so far recovered as to be able
10 start to the McDnGy sprlngs in few
days where he will test the medical
qualities OF the water. Charlie Robin-
son, OF this place, has been nursing
him for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. searcy expect TO
leave in about week for Thompson's
springs and other points Of interest in
the Blue Mountains where they will
spend the rest OF the Summer camping
out, having good time and laying In
stock Of health aud strength TO last
them through the next winter.
Tom Keizur and Joe Treyett have the
thanks of the edltor's family for sack
OF the FIRST cucumbers and caulitlower
OF the season. The cucumbers were
fresh and criep and not one cramp in a
dozen Of them and the caulifower was
almost too good to be true. Joe and
Toms vegetables are always 6rst-class
though as their many customers can
testify.
Some time since the GLoBE received
an official notice from the postmaster
at Willows, this county, to omit sending
this family Journal TO Mike Schue, of
that place, the reason assigned being,
mot wanted. cannot read English"
Now as Mr.. Scheu's name had never
honored our list and as no copy Of the
GLOBE had ever been sent to him for the
very good reason that he had never
ordered it sent we concluded that 1t was
case Of mistaken identity and await
ed developments, Yesterdaya disrepu-
table looking little bundle in a yaller
wrapper was received in our mail ad-
dressed to the Condor GLOBE. On the
other side OF the wrap had been the ad.
dress "Mike Schue, Willows Oregon" "
After examining the bundle and de-
Gliding that 1t was not bomb or any
thing dangerous we opened the wrapper
and unraveled hemystery and, just as
we expected, IL was copy Of the weakly
Times. We have heard OF vast mum
ber Of people who could read English
that refused to have the sheet forced OF