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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
MONTGOM FRY.

Montgomery, July 6.-(Special )-Mont- gomerians are just now leaving In Sin gles and parties for the sea shore and the mountains and for trips north east anu west, as well as for summer resorts south There is very little to chronicle of indoor festivities, very few weddings and a limited number of outdoor danc- ing affairs in which the very young and enthusiast pleasure seeks indulge.
 Mss Matte Joe Rollins and MT. Nim- ro1 w. Brooks were marred Tuesday af- te moon when she was attended by her sated, Mrs. w. O. Hollingsworth as matron of honor and Miss Carrie Gran ford as maid of honor. MT. J. P. Bernar- ali was best man and the ceremony was performed by Rev. C. A. Stakely at the home of the parents of the bride, MT. and Mrs, s. A. Rollins.
 pretty young folk affair of Tues dag evening was a launch party given by MT. Henry Austin in compliment to Miss Adna Ely of Union Springs who is tne guest of Miss Gladys Hudson.
 Miss Gladys Hudson gave a porch and lawn party Wednesday evening for her guest Miss Adna Ely.
 Miss Dolly Kirk has gone to Colorado Springs to visit MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Jones.
 Mr. and Mrs. George O. Berry and Miss Irene Berry of Columbus, Georgia, are the /guestts of MT. and Mrs o. D.. Brewery
 Missy Bessie C. Gladden. of Selma is visiting her cousin Miss Alma Gladden..
 Miss Ellen Dexter has gone to Opp to visit her sister, Mrs. Marlborough.
 Mss Mary Benbow who has been vls- itins Miss Mary Ellen Harris has re- turned to her home in Greensboro, N. c.
 Miss Lila Bess Olin has returned from Holly Springs Miss, where she has been visiting friends for several weeks.
 Miss Georgia Richardson, Miss Eloy Smith, Miss Marion McGehee, and Miss Fannie Carmichael have returned from Autaugaville where they have been vis- ltng Miss Fletcher Pearson.
 Mrs. Mary Phelan Watt and daughter Mrs. Robert Goldwaite and chi ldren have gone to Blount Springs where they Lave taken cottage for the summer.
 Mrs. Warren Reese has gone to St. Simons to spend some time
 Miss Fannie Mum Smith and Miss Mary Bazemore have returned from Boothe where they have been attending a house party given by rMs. James Brown Smith
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Blackman, Mrs. Lewis Crook, Mrs. R. R Gaffin, Mrs. W. M. Cosby.
ATHENS-

Athens, July 6.-(Special. )-Mr and Mrs Henry Warten and their daughters. Miss Rose, Miss Louise and Miss Mattie, have gone to Elkmont Springs for the summer. Mrs. Laura McGu1re and daughters Miss Myrtle and Miss Grace, have gone to Wooley Springs for the summer.
 Mrs. C.. M. Hamblen and her daughter Miss Callie May, have gone to Franklin. Ky, for visit to relatives and friends. Mrs. Houston and her daughters. Mrs. D. M. Drennen and Miss Ella, are here for the summer
 Miss Bessie Irvine has returned from a visit to Birmingham.
 Miss Mattie Ashhford has returned to Courtland after a visit to Miss Florence Turrentine.
 Miss Ann and Miss Eda Richardson of Nashville are visiting Miss Elizabeth Richardson.
 Miss Fannie May and Miss Lizzie Nor ris Mayson of Birmingham are the guests of Miss Bette IIine Richardson.
 Miss Winnie Davis Westmoreland and Miss Emma Griff1s are visiting at Crutch CTS.
 Mrs. John M. Russell and her daughter. Miss Frances of Boyles Ala, are visiting relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. Bidley Ridgeway of Elk ton, Tenn. have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Will Griff1s in this place.
 Miss Irene Hatchett of Veto is the guest  of Miss Lulu Hatchett.
 Miss Irene Russell has gone to Birming- ham for a visit to friends.
 Mrs. w. B. Russell and her daughter, Miss Ruth will join Miss Irene at Bir- mingham and go to Jamestown, Washing ton, New York and Niagara Falls and to Toronto, Canada.
 Mrs. J. D. Harrington of Montavallo Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs, Robert Mcconnell.
 Miss Francis Sanders has returned from visit to Miss Campbell in Birmingham. Mrs. Perry Henderson has gone to At more. Ala, to. visit her daughter, Mrs Avis Carter.
 Miss Annie Lou Rainey has returned from a. visit to Mrs. Molle Harris Pippen at Courtland, Ala.
 YOUR WALLS are safe from damage when we handle, your baggage. Telephone 3S.
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TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, July 6.-(Special. )-Charles Finn has gone over to Montgomery to spend his vacation with his parents in that city.
 4niss Mary Burke of Montgomery and Mrs. Truss of Birmingham are the guests oI the formers cousin, Mrs, Manley Eos ter on Twentieth stret
 Taylor Palfrey who has ben visiting his grandmother, Mrs. A. c. Gorgas at the university returned Tuesday to his home in Franklin, La.
 Saul Smith has returned from a visit of some weeks to his former home at Hull, Ala. John Livingston has returned from a visit of month to Livingston These young men will about August 1st
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Postoffice Appointments.

Washington, July 6-(SpeciaD-Annie M. Stevenson has been appointed postniis. tress at Notasulga, Macon county, vice E. E. Delbridge resigned.
 A postofflce has been established at Mifflin, Baldwin county with Jay B. Me Grew postmaster.
 The post office at Ingram, Hale county, will be discontinued July 3l.
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open UT shoe store ir the city and will occupy the store formerly occu- pied by the W. D. Seed Hardware com pany on Sixth street.
 Miss Aileen Gorgas who has been vis- iting her grandmother, Mrs. A. c. Cor gas at the university for a wek or so. left yesterday for New York, where she will jcin her parents and shortly sail for Panama.
 J. W Strudwick has returned from Blount Springs, where he went to re- cuperate from a severe attackof rheu- matisnl.
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Hull, Jr., Bristol Tenn; J. W. Goldsby, Mobile, Ala; C. D. Montgomery, Jr., Att lanta, Ga.; MT. and Mrs. Gaston Meares and family, Asheville, M>C.; w. P. Cheek, Amory, Miss; MT. J. P. NSnapp, Russell ville Tenn; J. B. Ware and wife, Bal timore, Md; John B. Waddill and fam fly, A. R. Evans. Ithica, N. Y.; Thor burn K Brown, Knoxville, Tenn; M. B. Provosty, New Orleans; Mrs P. D. Daffin, Mrs. G. E. Cape, w. s. Daffn and wife, Savannah, Ga; W. Cothran, Rome, Ga, and T. P. Aydlett Memphis
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The Ancient Order of Hibernians, di vision 3, and the Ladies auxiliary will give a picnic and field day at Germania park on Tuesday, July 23 Tickets of ad- mission 30 cents; ladies and children ad- mitted free A special programme of the athletic sports has been prepared and valuable prizes will be awarded the win ners Music and dancing during the aft ernoon and evening. A meeting of the special commttes having charge of the preparations will be held in the Knights of Columbus hall next Tuesday night at o'clock
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ner, formerly of this city, but now of Anniston, will take place Tuesday evening, July 16. at S:SO o'clock, at the home of the brides grandmother, Mrs. Mary Chamberlain, in Jamestown, Ky.
 Miss Chamberlain Is the eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Chamberlain of Woodlawn, and is at present the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Chamberlain, in Jamestown, Ky. Mir. Latiner formerly lived in Woodlawn, but resides in Annis- ton, where he and his bride will be at home after a wedding trip to the exposi- ton at Jamestown and to New York City.
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HUNTSVILLE.

Hunts vile. July 6.-(Special )-Misses Sussanah. Virginia and Elodie Clay en- Thursday evening in compliment to their !, zee, Miss Mary Saunders Clay of Bir-
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Mir. Breck Musgrove has been entertain. ing several guests during the week on his estate in Walker county, among them being MT. J. k. Ryan and Miss Ina Ryan Miss Carey Johnson, Miss Josephine John son and Miss Dorothy Johnson.
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Mrs. J. A. Rountree who was called to Las Vegas, New Mexico. the past week on account of the illness of Miss Roxie Rountree. a sister of MT. Rountree, will return to Birmingham in about ten days
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The engagement of Miss Bertha Golding, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Goldng, to Mr. William Morris Gusfield of Beau mont, Tex, is announced, the wedding to take place on the evening of July r at S;30 o'clock at the home of the bride S parents, 2j29 Eighth avenue north.
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TuSCuMR RIA

Tuscumbia July 6.-(Special) )-Mrs. J. N. Thompson was hostess Tuesday of the Tuesday Afternoon Whist club. Mrs George Fossick made the highest score forty-thre points. A salad course was served at the close of the game. Miss Clara Fossick will entertain the club next Tuesday.
 Miss Marie Smith of Memphis is the guest of Miss Bell Keenan.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Scott have returned to their home in Ensley.
 Mrs. s. s. Godhee Louise and Sidney Godhe of Birmingham are visiting Mir ana Mrs. Joe Hurston.
 Mrs. Mary Porter has returned to her home in Stephenson.
 Mrs. James Jackson and Miss Jamie Miller left Monday for the Jamestown exposition.
 Miss Annie Cook is visiting in Bar ton.
 Miss Mary King of Leighton is visiting Mrs. F. P. Rand
 Mrs. Martin Rudder Is visiting in Ste phenson.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. c. Coents and family left oMnday for Texas to spend the sum- mpr.
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Miss Evelyn Lathrop of Sherman, Tex, is also the guest of Mrs. T. B. John son.
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Mrs. George S. Houston has returned to Athens after passing several months with her daughter, Mrs. D. M. Drennen.
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The marriage of Miss Leanna Fay Chamberlain and MT. Herbet Travis Lati-
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Miss Minta Cox of Montgomery Is the guest of Mrs T. B. Johnson, at 1916 Thir- teenth avenue nortn.
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Society " Other Tohns

mingnam. The costumes were of the olde1 times and the scheme of the af- fair was the duplication of a social event of hundred years ago. The declaration of independence was read by James II. Pride, Esq. A prize was awarded to Miss Alice Murray for having the most antlquated costume. Refreshments were served
 Miss Bertha Parker. a popular young lady Of this city, and MT. Lummie c. Anderson were married on Wednesday while seated in buggy on Meridian stret. The ceremony was performed by Re. M. b. Rice.
 MT. Been Lee Young entertained a few friends at bridge whist on last Thursday at her home in the grove.
 Hiss Rica Cohen entertained at cards on Thursday and the first prize was won by Miss Mamie Barnett.
 Ms. George Heist and little son and Miss Mamie Aday have gone to Nash Vi--e to visit relatives.
 Miss Leona Matlock of Fayettville Is sitting relatives in Huntsville.
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Mrs Cyrus B. Stafford and children of Memphis are the guests of Mrs. Staff lords mother, Mrs. E. R. Stafford, 14l2 Eleventh avenne south.
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The Rev. Willoughby Claybrooke of the Episcopal diocese of Alabama is conduct ing a mission at All Saints church and Is stopping with Mrs. Joseph Minchemer, ut 921 South Thirtieth street.
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MT. James A. Kyle and Miss Kyle are In Montgomery.
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Mrs. A. E. Walker and her little daugh ter Frances of Florence have been tn, guests during the week of MT. and Mrs A. T. London.
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Miss Alphonse Hurtel of Mobile is the guest of Miss Catherine Garrett.
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Mir. George A. Mcqueen will leave in a few days for Baltimore, New York and other eastern points.
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The following programme will be pre- scented at the Southern club by the Call man orchestra ths evening during the dining hour:
 Overture (Frelschuetz)-Web
 Selection (Beggar Student)-Milloecker Intermezzo CDevoton)-Bendix. Cornet Solo (The Palms)-Fauret. Selection C1lle. Modste)-Herbert. Violin Solo ndchen)-Schubert. Selection (The White Hem.
 Medley CThe Spring Chicken)-Carle Selection (The Tattooed Man)-Herbert Overture Iohengrin)-
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Miss Maud McEvoy and Miss Lola Ulen left yesterday morning for Mobile and Point Clear, where they will pass the remainder of the summer.
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MT Julian Kendrick has returned iron Gadsden.
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Mrs. L. Galoard is the guest of MT. and Mrs. w c. Garrett.
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MT. and Mrs. J. R. Rice are at Lookout
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Miss Bessie Irwin has returned to Athens.
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GOING AWAY?

Then you want your baggage handled promptly Telephones 3S for Birmingham Transfer Traffic company wagon.
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Dr. and Mr. R. M. Russell and son, Ralph Russell are visiting friends in Gadsden for a few days.
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Mir and Mrs. D. s. Sandman announce the engagement of their daughter, Mllie, to MT. Edward Sanger of St. Louis. Their many friends are much interested and wish them all the joy and happiness possible.
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N<Mss Annie Chandler of Montgomery is the',uest of her siser Mrs. Pope Seals
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Tomorrow evening at Blount Springs hotel a sacred concert will be given. AS this Is an unusual feature of amusement for summer resort, 1t promises to prove very attractive. Some of the well known Birmingham musicians are on the pro- gramme, and a large crowd is expected
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l@r and Mrs. c. Fred F'r,'nkler of 1411 Tenth avenue. south have named their little son c. Fred Winlder, Jr.
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YOUR WALLS

are safe from damage when we handle,
 your baggage. Telephone 3S.
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sNIrs W. C. Laden of Paducah, Ky, Is the guest of Mrs Roy Green at 1924 North Eleventh avenue.
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pr. and Mrs. Charles H. Drake have returned from their bridal trip and are at home at 210S Avenue H.
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Miss Bonnie Chamberlain of Woodlawn left Wednesday for Columbus, Miss, where sheis attending house party given by Miss Armstrong at her summer home Mrs. Robert Motion Griffin of Flat Top accompanied Miss Chamberlain
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Mrs w. II. Wedgworth of Fort Worth, Tex, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. T. l.. Robertson at the residence of Mrs. Nixon. She will visit her sister, Mrs. c. M. Corey.
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Mrs. J. Early Lee of Dallas. Tex, is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. c. White, at her home In NorWood.
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Dr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson Darden have returned from their wedding trip. They visited Chattanooga, Norfolk, Old Point Comfort, Washington and New York. They are at home to their friends at 1516 Tenth avenue, south.
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Mrs. Floyd Henderson and her sister, Miss Sarah Henderson, and Miss Kate Rabbitte have gone to Los Angeles. From there they will go to San Francisco and then to Portland They will join camp Ing party in the Rockies in September.
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Mrs Dcie Williams and her mother, Mrs. John Gleason, who7 have been visit ing Mrs. Roy Green, have returned to their home in Chattanooga.
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Miss Cathleen Nixon is in Tuscaloosa visiting her sister, Mrs. w. D. Part low
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08
FOSSIL NOTES
(COtnInunlcated.l

This community las been without
mail few days. which made US feel like
we we're shut out from tine rest Of the
world.
Our postmaster has been called to
Washington. ID. O., for something, We
know no, what, probably as witness in
some federal rase.
The snow has fallen here TO depth OF
over one foot but soon Logan TO melt and
now we are in the midst OF full fledged
chinook again.
Public gatherings are slimly attended
over here of late on account oi the large
amount Of sickness incident to the bad
weather.
A little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Keys died last Saturday Of meningitis
DR.. Wood was called over TO consult
with Drs. Wildly and Coryell but doe
tors skill could not save the child.
L. Curran OF the Condon Times was
over last Saturday and Sunday
on business connected with a timber
claim.
Our school gave an entertainment last
Friday evening which yielded nice lit
tie sum which will b.. applied to the ex-
penses Of the county high school.
The timber claimants keep onr editor
so busy these days that he lie liable to
be behind with his Journal.
Geo. Caven is the proud father OF 10
pound girl.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE

ut pays to advertise" said Mark
Twain at an ad writer's banquet.
When | was editing the Virginia City
Enterprise, writing copy one day and
mining the next, l tried to force the
truth home in many ways.
"A superstitious subscriber once wrote
and said he hal found a spider in his
paper. Wac this good or bad luck2
replied tn him in our Answers to Core.
spondents column as follows:
"'0ld Subscriber, The finding OF a
spider in your copy of the Enterprise
was neither good luck nor bad. The
spider was merely looking over our col
umns to find out what merchant was
not advertising, 80 that it could spin its
web across his door, and lead free and
undisturbed existence ever AFTER"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08
WHITE LIES

A Kansas paper tells about woman
who is extremely religions and lie horri-
fed at the thought of lie. tells her
children that babes are found in trees
and that doctors bring them in their
medicine chests. She tells her preacher
that his sermons are good, but really
she is bored, and she does not hesitate
TO tell her servant TO inform callers she
is out. She tells her neighbor her new
hat is a beanty, and ruasts 1t when she
leaves. She tells her kin she lie hard up
and can't lend them the IS they want
to pay on the mortgage, and she spends
$40 on refreshments for her party, to
which her kin are not invited. She tells
her neighbours hueband that she likes
cigar smoke and to smoke when he calls
and tells her husband the smell OF a ci-
gar makes her sick. She tells people
she wears No. shoe when she wears
8, and that her new cloak cost $40 when
II cost SIS. so at fire sale. She is
member of the W. G. T. U. and takes
Peruna and eats loaf sugar with pepper.
mint on it, Her whole life is lie and
deceit, and yet she subscribes 90 cents
year to send corset covers and hymn
books to the heather,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08
AGAINST FOREST RESERVES

The following more important features
Of the proceedings Of the Idaho sheep.
meme, state convention are compiled
iromethe Boise Capital News and States.
man.
In relation to the report OF the com
mittee on resolutions In relation TO the
forest reserve issue, the minority report
was finally adopted by vote OF 20 to
4S, two.thirds Of the members refusing
to vote. The report as adopted 10 ne
follows:
Resolved, That 10 is the sense Of
this association that We endorse and
uphold the hands OF Senator Hepburn
In the course he has pursued against
the creation Of forest reserves in Idaho
and the policies thereof, and that we
extend to him vote OF confidence for
the stand he has taken In behalf OF the
people on this question.
Resolved, That we condemn the
forest reserve policy ofthe government. I"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08

A large and apprecistive audience
was present at the school entertain.
ment At the Armory hall Saturday even
ing, The children who partici pated had
but two weeks preparation and did re-
markably we'll. The vocal selections by
Misses Lila and Florence Clarke aud
the guitar and mandolin duet by Miss
Lille kanney and Mrs. J. b. White
were well recsiysd. Mrs. u. r. Near.
thur and Mise Belle Ranney had charge
Of the entertainment. Forty dollars Was
cleared and this money wilI he used in
the purchase Of an organ for the priina.
y department, OF the Condor Public
School.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08

A progressive sleigh ride and supper
under the auspices OF the Christian
Endeavor Society OF the Congregational
Church, was given Tuesday night.
A. Smythe and son Gus have rented
little over fifty sections of land, or
$4,000 acres, in Gillian county for a
term OF years. This land belongs to the
Northern Pacific railroad company and
lies in the vicinity Of Arlington and will
be used for grazing purposes for their
vast flocks Of sheep.-Arlington Record.
As result OF the land slides and high
water the Globe did not receive its
weekly shipment of inserts and must ask
its patrons to excuse the appearance Of
the paper.
No mail has been received from Port
land slnce Sunday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08
POINTED PARACApHs

II there is such thing as an attrac-
tive distraction 1t must be pretty wo.
man.
It's a fortunate thing for some office
holders that killing time isn't punish
able.
Warm words are the product of hot
tempers.
Good people who fail to die young usu-
ally die poor.
Ignorance is bliss only when ignor-
ant ofits ignorance.
A man isn't necessarily crooked be.
cause he follows his natural bent.
You can bag your game without the
aid Of gun If you play your cards right
There is no earthly hope for the man
who gories in his reputation as liar.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
cWEhpQLEn

H.. g. Tobey moved his sheep from
Rock Greek TO hIs ranch on Hay Greek
Tuesday.
J. NJ. Keeney returned home from
Rock Greek Saturday.
Feed is getting scarce on account OF
the prolonged STERN.
d. Bowman and wife were At Gwendo-
len Monday visiting with friends.
Henry wilkins lost several head oi cat
tie during the recent storm.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08
W. 0. W. INSTALLATION

Condor Camp No. SO, W. Of W.. held
their annual installation meeting Thurs.
day evening In the lodge rooms over the
Armory Hall. The woodman met In
secret session the fore part Of the even
ing, after which an open meeting was
held. Many invited guests were present
and and an excellent program was en-.
joyed by about one hundred people. J..
Il. Hunt presided during the evening.
Harry L. Day. state organizer Tor the or
der. was present and delivered an nd.
dress pertaining 10 the work OF the or
ganization. Rev. Riggs also spoke along
the same lines. At the close OF the pro
gram the ladies served an excellent
chicken dinner which WAS thoroughly
enjoyed by those present.
The towing officers we're installed:
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-08

L. S. Pulliam has moved into the
Cottage in Lords addition which he
purchased few weeks ago.
Wsnted--A good girl for general house
work. Inquire OF Mrs. Edward Dunn.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-05
DAISY MINE is UNDER OPTION

That the mine is in good ore and bids
fair to rank among the permanent ship
pers before long. is admitted by all who
have visited the property 1t comprises
52.02 acres. The company has lately
planned extensive improvements. 1t is
sinking new shaft, 200 feet westerly
from it's main workings, to tap by a
crosscut on the $50 level the large body
of sulphide ore encountered on the 100
foot level in it's main shaft. The values
range from $3.50 to $3.50 for fully 10 feet
near the hanging wall. The ledge
proper is 25 to 80 feet wide and the
balance is reported to be of good mill
ing grade of ore.
What Posey and Bayley's intentions
are in regard to the development of the
mine should they take up their option,
has not been made public. They are
heavily interested in what is termed the
Tr:ett lease on the Daisy ground and
have men at work sinking a deep shaft
on the south slope of the hill to the
west of the main company workings. 1t
is also possible that they may carry out
the Horton plan of widening the old
Eric Morrison leasing shaft and sinking
it to depth of 500 feet, using it as
main working shaft to mine the entire
property.