Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.
BIcAcls repairs. o. ". Propsl.


Watch for H. 7. smiths vogetabl,
wagon. ~.'
Ice cream aud hot weather drinks 81
Jackson's,
walula Circle meets 10 night Al
members requested to b. present.
Straw berries by the crate ior canning
Leave orders with ". A. Goodwin.
Jas. A. Klbbey, Of Ferry Canyon, wai
In town a day or two during the week
Conrad schott, Of Rock Creek. welI
known pioneer, was Id toSn during the
aeek.
J. w. snoyer returned Satnrdly from
business trip to Arlington aud Golden
dale,
Mrs. Herbert Ilalsteal was here from
Portland darling III. week attending the
funeral Of X, Is. llalstead.
Select your plnss, l,arrows aud drills
for the eoming season at w H. Barksr'p
implement house, Condor. Otegoa
8e saie uni see onr swell line oI
iaiies' gents anl'chll,lrrn'. hne shoes,
Also dIess gloves lor all. o, w, Propst.
]. N. Brown, Of snIption, will ram.
mence his hay harvest next week. Ills
rye crop will then be ready for the mow.
ar.
Y, NJ. DFnison, the well known ma.
chinefy man wis here a few days during
thu week looking after business mat.
ters.
Rev. Smith, pastor oi the Methodist
church At Arlington, brought ont the
election returns Tuesday. lie returned
home Wednesday,
Judge Damn tonk in the hall game n,
Fnsslt Sauday, Mrs Damn aecompan.
iei him Ha ilr as Mayyille where she
spent the day visiting friends.
a special meeting of the Woodmeu
will lie held IN their hall this evening
when A, W. Connect will address the
neighbors. an Woodmeu Invited,
Miss Mamie Campbell. Of Oakland,
California. is visiting her sister, Mts. +.
X Cleveland She will visit the ST.
louis Fair before returning To CAliIor.
mia.
tI,,, T,.l.u ,a,u.nal g,nJau ,ro,, lfa
trip tn Klamath fAlls which he made
overland. lie says 1t Is tihs coantry
ani will soon ba one alfalfa field all ov-
er.
Fred Bohm has started for Colorado
where he "a III faa la,,d el sherp las
the Summer. liz will visit at his for
uer home In Michigan beiore returning
60 Oregon.
Monday, hcing election day, was Ie.
gal holiday and the bank aud past office
were closed, The saloons were aIsa cl1s.
cd tight and dry. hut not exactly because
It was II holiday.
Wagons, Bhgsies, lacks and all kinds
OF FArping Implements ut w. l.. Bar
ker's big Cnnlun implement hpnse. Now
IL the time tn stock up for Tie busy
Spring farming season.
Politicians aud office seekers we're
eliminated fora couple OF years last
Monday the mnn whu constituted that
cIass being ou that day either made pros
prrtive otIice holders Or plain citizens.
Gus Morris, a iurmer Fossil boy, who
took Ia the ball game at that town last
Sunday says he did not want To win ms
former townsmen's money hut they
forced IL on hin. tie says it's good
money.tho' and dead eaey.
Jack and jim Campbell will leave in
n few days for Colorado where they 90
with sheep ior the summer. The sheep
will I've shipped to 81. Louis or Chicago
IN the fall and the boys hope TO see the
big Fair at but little expense.
Mlases Elith aud Violet Greenfield,
Florence Wilcox, Pearl Shelton Nellie
lloIenbeck and Rev Frank simmons
left yesterday for Grass Valley where
they 20 to attend II meeting OF the State
Baptist Association and the Baptist
Young Peoples Union.
Oliver Ward is more than pleased
with his new well which he has recently
equipped with ten-foot wheel wind
mill In the strongest wind the mill
seems TO make not the slightest impres.
sion the volume Of water IN the we'll and
MIR. Ward feels that his troubles on the
water question are at an end.
The Meade Dramatic Company Is
holding the boards vt Arnory hall this
week with ilrst class shows. Mr.. Meade
was here year ago with the the Geor-
gia Harper Company and was II prime
iav0rite rs q comedian. Shows tonight
to morrow and Saturday night.
A monument erected to the memory
Of the late Mrs, Frank Beeson, OF Maple
Circle, W. Of W., at MayviHe, will be
unveiled at the MayviIe cemetery by
that order next Sunday afternoon. All
members OF the Woodmen and Circle
camps at this place are invited to be
present.
The past week has been marked by
notable change in the barber business
in Condor. Walt May has bought out
the Mead shop in the Summit saloon
building aud @. S. Palmer and Frank
Golden have bought out Dave Mechanics
shop In the Belvedere building. The
two shops on the east side Of the street