Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-01-07
LOCAL NEWS,

JRcheon'e.
The new bank Mt Ols1 has been open
Sd Tor business.
wlulmlll., hrce pnmps and pnmp'
AZ all descriptions NJ W. l., Bafker's
Mr.. q. J. q QIlnn was over from Keys
Flat Tuesday.
john Jackson, the up.io-datc coniec.
lipnsr ha. change ~ NI IN this issue.
Silk sklrts--FInest llne ever offered
.1 GuH'iSn, ju-t Tvusiv-i nj 6tsPhsn.
Son 4 wileoys
Jay BEown has given up his position In
che Aaurng mill aud moved out 10 the
waueh.
W. L. IiaVker spent several days In
A'lingln during the week looking after
business matters.
Call aud see tho elegant line ri Jackets
Coats aud CAPes just received 1t steph.
ea,on Il Wileox's
Wa have tho agensy for the Fair hanks
d Mor~e pnmps. windmiIls.apd gasoline
easines. Clarke 4 Iiartshorn
You should clean your sect wheat be-
fore s1xins. We ~Il the hest makes Of
tannlng MiIla. W. l.. Barker.
Misa Mata Au''e,Aon. who has been
stAyiuE In Condor tor several weekO. lift
yesterday Tor her home near Lone Rork.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charlie Carter have
moved Into the Colby Clarke residence
recently vacated by NJ. AMI Mrs. Jay
BroEn.
Mr.. and Mvs. George Gibbons and
ths,r daughter. Agnes. of Key's Flat,
we're over New Years attending the leap
year hall.
The leap wear hall given by members
oi the Rehekah lhgs wAs well attended
AMI very su,c-sslul event. The lodge
cisAred alont $50.
Thetaol ball bows returned from l'"rt'
lAtd Friday covered with mud. glory
and bruises. They all sAy they had u
gnnh time aud do nGt regret their trip In
LhH least.
The Are hell has heen pa. In place on
che city buliing on East Summil street.
In cAse oi . are the mRu who gives the
alATm viii have less strenuous tim" oi
u than formerly.
The local lodge NJ Fnrestsrs propose TO
give grand bali In Armory hall some
cline nsxt n,nnth. The managers sx.
p~ct 10 leave nothing undoBe to make
che affair u swell event.
J. L. Lane Rs,er leit for Portland Sat
uriay. tlIs snn Panl went with him TO
Arlington IN his way 70 Spokane where
he will enter bov'- hoaFdlng school fm
tha remainder Of the winter.
Stoekm~0 report the weather very
iAVoEAhle for hocss and herds. The
VrAss very good for this season and II
the oti~n weAther continues everything
will 20 through In Hne shape.
aate Monday from Portland, which has
heen installed In his implement honSe
an Main street. Itis one OF the largest
cafes ia this section Of the state.
We, have n complete line OF Shoe
Dressings. s"cks, stockings. gloves, rub
hers, nvershoes. boots and stOes. Re-
member that vonr patching and sewing
is dnUW free &hen you huy OF 0.W .Propst
r. K. searcy has bought and taken
charge OF the Summit saloon Of which
Al Searcy and Frank Palmer have been
the proprietors. r. K. is nnw the own.
or Of two Of the Eve Condor saloons.
Terms strictly cash. We make dis
CONT Of per cant On onr former prices.
Re,nemhar wa do all light repairing free
on onr shoea which means 2Jc to 75c
saved on every pair OF shoes. o. W,
Propst & Go.
Mics Mn|lie Gibbons. who went tn
California S0me time ago TO visit friends
has decided TO remain for the winter.
She has entered n leading business col
leHe there an'i will take fall course be-
fore returningto Oregon.
We learn that Al Iienshaw, Of Boise,
idaho. WAS seriously injured recently nv
ease 0i oil falling on him from wagon
which ha was helping to load In front Of
his store. His Injuries we're so serious
that h~ vas compelled to undergo an
operation In Boise hospital.
l.. E. Palmer has new ad in this inn
precision In regard to his saddle and har-
ness hnsiness. Mr.. Palmer has inst re-.
ceived q large stock Of supplies and
is better pre- pared than ever to supply
all the wants oi his cnstomers. Mr.. Joe
Block. the we'll known saddle and har.
meas maker, nov has charge Of the shop
and all customers are guaranteed first.
class work aud satisfaction in every re-.
spect.
The religions meetings which are be-
ing conducted 1t the Baptist church
by Rev. II. NJ. King, ,"the Irish business
evangelist" are well attended. Mr.. King
is q speaker Of much force and power
and his ability Oils the church at evey
service. lie subject last evening was
"My excuse for not being Christian. |"
The question had been propOunded to a
lNrge number OF pers0ns around town
within the last few days aud their ans
wers we're noted aud formed the basis Of