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CONDON WILL CELEBRATE THE 4TH.
EVERYBODY COME
VOL XVII.
CONDON. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNK 21. 10O7.
NO. 14.
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Bill IBM MB
The Condon baseball team,
accompanied by a large retinue
of fans and rooters, went to
Clem last Sunday and won an
other game from the team at
that place. .Geo, Chandler,
Clem's first baseman, did not ar
rive until after several innings
had been played otherwise things
might have been different as that
team certainly plays a good game
of ball. Gray struck out thirteen
of the Clem batters and Wei
slums had ten of the Condon
strikers fanning the atmosphere.
Jesse Crum, Clem's catcher, got
a hard jolt on the head while
batting but it didn't seem to
have much effect on him. G. T.
McArthur played right field for
Condon during the first half of
the game and S. R. Kelly played
that position for the last four
innings. M. Welshons umpired
the game and tried to give every
body a square deal Following
is the lineup and score.
CONDON CLEM
Gray , p K. Welshons
Parker c Crum
Grider lb Chandler
Rice 2b Ashenfelter
Burns ss W. Keeney
Page - 3b Titus
Morrison If F. Welshons
Jams cf Bates
McArthur, Kelly rf M. Keeney
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A good, interesting game.
The base ball enthusiasts
predate the Sunday train,
ap-
There were a few interesting
horse races and foot races after
the game.
The star plays were made by
Jarvis and Burns.
Condon has a team that makes
as few errors as any amateur
team in the state.
No use to put 'em in the left
field. Morrison is always there
and it is just the same' as drop
ping' them into a header box.
Page will -get his three-bagger
next Sunday.
Parker generally makes second
when he hits the ball.
Rice handles the ball on second
just like a veteran.
Condon has the best all around
team this year they ever had.
Don't be afraid of seeing a poor
game because the boys can play
the game and they will always
deliver the goods.
Come out and see May ville get
theirs next Sunday.
KELLMBN5
Mr. Malachi Kelly of Provi
dence, Rhode Island,' and Miss
Loretta Burns were married in
St Mary's Cathedral, San Fran
cisco, Sunday, June 9th. Rev.
M. J. Kelly, a brother of the
groom, performed the ceremony
and Mr. James Burns acted as
best man. Mr; and Mrs. Kelly
will make an extensive wedding
tour including Southern Califor
nia, Toledo, Ohio, the home of
the bride's parents, and many
other places of interest before
reaching their future home in
Providence. Mrs. Kelly is well
and favorably known in this com
munity and the groom is a very
successful real estate man of
Providence. The Globe joins
with the bride's many friends in
wishing her a long and happy
life.
MAX
Oscar Simmons and wife are
working for Lee Hines.
Mesdames Tumey and Work
inger were Condon visitors last
week.
Wm. Workman, foreman on
the Lee Hines ranch, had two
ribs broken one day last week
by being thrown from a gang
plow.
Mrs. Glen recently closed a
successful term of school in North
Ajax.
The work on the Cottonwood
road is progressing nicely.
The prospects for a bumper
crop are the best in the history
of the county.
U. T. Crane of Mayville was
visiting with L. L. Turney last
week.
Mrs. Chas. Fagan is cooking
for the road crew.
Prices on Blaoksmlthlng.
We, the undersigned, of Gil
liam and .Wheeler Counties,
Oregon, agree to the following
prices on blacksmith work:
Horse-shoeing, Nos. 1 and 2 $1.50
Nos. 2and8 1.75
Teams of horses 2.00
Imported stallions 4.00
Setting 2.00
Setting old shoes, per shoe. . .25
Shoeing race horses $3 and 400
Tire setting 4.00
Car coupling on rack .... 9.00
Needle on tongue 4.00
Trail rod 2.50
Crotch chain... 1.50
Circle on axle 2.00
Hook and clip 2.50
Wheat rack, 16-ft, complete 40.00
" " 14-ft, " 39.00
" " 12-ft, trail... 30.00
J. F. Thomas, Pres.
W. B. Kinsley, Vice-Pres.
' Wm. Dunlap, Secretary.
L Morris, Treasurer. .
If Ma's Quit.
Everybody works but mother,
She gads 'round all day;
Goes to women's meetings.
Takes in the matinee;
Father toils and worries,
He has a good time nit,
Everybody works at our house
But ma she's quit.
Everybody works at Cora Bowles,
They stay houie all night;
Send us all your washtu'
It'll come baok all right;
We'll lessen all your worries,
And do your clothes to fit;
Send your clothes to Cora Bowles
If your ma's quit:
SllStM'CULH
Miss Bertha McCully left last
Friday morning for Portland.
She was met at' Arlington by
Geo. Simpson aud they proceed
ed to his mother's home at Sun
nyside, a suburb of Portland,
where they were married Sunday
at noon. The contracting par
ties are well known throughout
this vicinity. Mr. Simpson is an
industrious and hardworking
young man and has a good posi
tion in a laundry at Pendleton
where they will make their home
in the future. The Globe joins
in congratulations.
Remember The Dates
Lecture and entertainment of
the Hawiian Islands at Olex,
June 25th at 8:30 P. M. The Pas
sion Play at Condon in the Arm
ory Hall, June 25 at 8:30 p.m. by
Prof. LW.Sawtelle and Mr.V.E.
Welsh of McMinnville College.
You cannot afford to miss it
4th of July Special Rates.
For the above season the O. R.
& N. will sell tickets within a
distance of 200 miles of Condon
at one and one-third fare for the
round trip. Tickets on Bale July
3rd and 4th, good to return up to
July 6th.
D. Tiernet, Agent,
- ' Condon, Oregon.
SURE DEATH
Jo flies ardlQSects!
Paulina's Poison Fly Paper
Large Envelopes 25c
Best Dalmatian Insect Pow
der, per pound 25c
Sulphur Candles for Fumi
' gating, 2 for 25c
Chloride of Lime for Mic
robes, 2 for , 25e
Tanglefoot Fly Paper, . 25
double sheets for 25c
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your orders for Harness,
etc., with us now. Re
member we do not carry
factory, goods, but sell
you harness which we
can guarantee, at right
prices.
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