Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-04-27
Arlington Items.

sumner Patterson was in town last
week.
Some Of our boys have taken to ball
playing.
Mr.. smythe, Of Dot, spent the Sabbath
in town.
J. r. Phillips Of Olex is spending
few days in town.
Last week summer was ushered in
with its usual warm breath.
The shearers finished shearing ii. NJ.
Ciay's 1900 sheep here last Sunday.
The Misses Bucher Of The Dales we're
visiting Miss Elsie Ebi last week.
Mrs. White who resided across the
river died in the hospital last week.
Chas. Mcfarland, formerly of this
place, but now Of Baker City, is here for
a few days.
Maud Carlisle fell from teeter last
week sustaining serious bruises, but is
now much better.
A band Of beef cattle belonging to f.
NJ. Lacey were brought in for shipment
last Sunday night.
s. r. Shut, editor Of the GLOBE, pass
ed through here last Friday night on his
way to the metropolis.
Some Of our sports have been angling
for the finny tribes of the Columbia,
with but meager success.
The warm weather melting the snow
has caused the river to raise considerably
within the last week or so.
Squire Ebi was on the sick list last
week but is about again. l.. e. Nolan
drove the dray during the squire'sillness.
Our popular mayor, L. Q. Edwards
left Tuesday morning for La Grande, to
be absent for few days. Mr.. King is
druggist during his absence.
G. w. Shurte has been appointed post
master at Arlington. Charley is very
popular with our people and his appoint
ment gives universal satisfaction.
The Arlington National bank seems
to be constantly adding to its numerous
customers. Efficient management and
fair dealing is what attracts people.
Daniel Boone of Lone Rock, descend
ant OF the first settler OF KY, was in
town last week. He is above seventy
years Of age, yet able to do great deal
OF work
Mackey Bros, our efficient artists, re-
turned last Friday night, and are now
prepared to preserve the visiages of all
OF our good looking people, which
means all Of them.
Willie Morrison, son OF our city mar
shal, was kicked by horse one day last
week. His skull was somewhat fractur-
ed. DR.. Giesendorfer was called in to
dress the wound, and the boy will soon
be himself again.
Sheriff Wilcox, Herbert Halstead and
Il. h. Smith came in from Condor last
Sat. evening. The sheriff had Jas Barn
ard in charge, taking him to the state
penitentiary. Messrs. Halstead and
Smith were bound for Portland.
f. p. Mays and A. S. Bennett were
present at the republican club meeting
last Friday night. Mr.. Mays addressed
the club from republican standpoint,
after which Judge Bennett was called
for lie spoke for few moments only.
Messrs B. X. Searcy and +. B. Moore
held populist meeting on Eightmile
last Wednesday. Messrs. Settleniier and
Montague were there and made it inter-
esting for our populist friends by help
ing to discuss the political issues OF the
day.
Ross Thomas, son Of our esteemed fell
low-townsman j. A. Thomas, met with
severe accident last Sunday afternoon.
He and several other boys were playing
at the stock corrals in the ,awer part Of
town, when he lost his footing and fell
distance of about ten feet, his head strik-
ing on a rock. lie sustained cuts and
bruises which rendered him unconcious
for some time, but he is now rapidly re-
COVERING