Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-07-24
LOCAL NEWS,

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City warrants, Enquire ut this Office.
Rev Flowers viii preach In the Bap-
tlst church nest Sunday morning and
evening.
W. A. Darling returned from Portland
Sunday where he went TO purchase stock
for tbs now harness shop.
The Condor Furniture and Hardware
90. have new nd In this isAue. They
will open their store for business about
August 10Th.
Mrs. 4, NJ. PlIter and children. Matt
aud Lydia, returned Yesterday from an
extended visit with friends aud relatives
In Portland.
Cleo. Earhart aud Q. 4. Ranons ex-
nert 10 leave for Portland Monday TO
select tho stock for their new furniture
and hardware store.
G. ]. Qalnn WAS over from MayyIlle
yesterday. Sir. Qninn fears that the
hot weather has injured the wheat TO
some extent In bis sectlon.
Read the new nj At the Condor Meat
Go. They will snnounoe the routes aud
dates, " hich will bc made by their wag.
ON IN the country districts, next week.
Every trace Of Tracy has been lost and
the tracers have retraced their steps and
gone home 10 rest. The whole chase
has borne trace OF medieval romance.
Clyde Flint and q. II. House were In
from Ajax Sunday. Mr., House will have
"a sale oi horses here next Wednesday
and he says the horses offered are 10 be
sold.
wm. Winters, who has been over In
the Mount Adams country for some time
come In Sunday evening. lie has been
on the sick lst lately aud is home 10 re-
cuperate,
Miss Dora Downing goes 10 Arlington
today TO inspect the line Of samples car
Tisd by the representative OF one OF the
big Wholesale millinery houses and 20
order her Fall stock.
CantEy 4 Darling have an ad Of their
new harness shop In this impression.
The harness they sell is an handmade
and guaranteed flrst.class. Call and see
their stock In the Fix building.
Jim Polndexter returned yesterday
from visit to his old home In the Val
ley. Again Jim's heart failed him when
the critical moment arrived and he
returned TO Condor single and alone.
MIR. and Mrs. II. X. Searcy expect to
leave next Monday Tor the mountains
aa camping trip. They will spend
some time at the springs where Blk.
goes under the advice ol his physician.
II. Is. Lucas came In Monday from
Hood River where he and Mrs. Lueas
are spending the Summer. Mr.. Lucas
never fully appreciated our glorious Con-
don cIimate until he left II for awhile
aud returned to enjoy IL anew.
r. B.Poag, who is extensively engag-
ed in the wood business in Lost Valley,
has already sold more than 1000 cords Of
wood this season besides several thous-
and posts. Like all other lines OF busi.
ness the wood business Is growing.
p. II. Stephenson returned from the
East Monday. After disposing OF the
sheep, which he shipped back to Oma-
In, at good figures he went on down TO
st. Louis to enjoy visit with his broth
er. He reports having had adelightiul
trip.
J. II. Downing left Monday for San
jose, California, where he goes to super
intend the picking aud marketing OF the
crop on his fruit ranch, near that place.
From reports received from his foreman
there he expected to market 100 to 200
tons OF fruit from his orchard this seas
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. b, Poag we're in from
Lost Valley Saturday and while here
they bought two choice residence lots on
the East Side where they will erect q
dwelling at once. Mr.. Poag wishes to
get his residence completed and his fam
lily moved TO town before school opens
this Fall.
q. W. Kinehart was attacked By =
sndden illnesa Tuesday and l0stcnn-
sciousness. The report gained rurrency
that ne had suffered from a stroke oI
paralysis but DR.. Wood, his physician
says the illness Is from other causes
His condition was but little improved
yesterday.
]. G. Stevenson moved. his steam
thresher from its winter quarters 4
town Monday and is having 1t put II
shape for. the seasons run. He viii
move from here to Rock creek where h
will start threshing next Monday morn
ihg. The threshing season promises t
be long and busy one and pro6tabl
for the machine men.
Otis Propst, the enterprising sho
dealer, is bnilding an addition TO hi
store TO make more room in which
handle his rapidly growing trade. Ne'
counters and shelving are being put IL
the interior will be repapered and whe
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