Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-12-13
Arlington Items.

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new boat.
Mrs. Maxwell has returned from visit
at Colfax.
r. B. Stevens Of Condor was in town
Monday.
Grant and Fremont Wade Of oIex were
In town Saturday.
Two families from North Yakima have
just moved TO town.
A grand shooting match will take
place here on Christmas.
Shurte Bros. will rattle off fine Win
chester shotgun this week.
DR.. q. 7. Dodson Of Glenn was here on
business Tuesday and Wednesday.
Herbert Halstead and Dan Rinehart
Of Condor we're here Saturday on BUSH
ness.
J. w. Redford is leveling off his yard
and making other improvements about
his hotel
A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Pearl Wood one evening last week
by number OF her friends.
We are glad to report that Little Phil
is able to be around again, after being
on the sick list couple OF days.
Ross Beardsley, the best rife shot In
town, won the fine Winchester rife raf-
fed here by s. q. Hawson this week.
Last Friday an 11-pound boy arrived
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. ID.
Gurley. Mother and child doing well.
An agent for the coming new book,
historical OF the active republicans OF
this state, canvassed the town Monday.
G. w. Shurte, our genial P. M., was
presented with fine boy on Tuesday OF
this week by his wife. Charley is doing
as well as could be expected.
&c Hindle, the gentlemanly 0. r.
Il n. agent, has just purchased as fine a
shotgun as we have ever seen. He is
"no slouch himself at periorating geese.
Our good people have persuaded Rev.
Bramblet TO remain here until about
Dec. goth. He has been holding servi-
ces here every day for nearly three weeks
and has had large and appreciative
congregation each day.
Camp No. 56, woodmen Of the World
Of this place have elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Consul,
Ross Beardsley; Adviser, s. A. d. Cur
ley; Clerk, X. ii. Robinson; Escort, G.
S. Wenner; Banker, r. L. Smith; Sem
try, W. /. Frum; Watcbman, f. ii. Rob
inson; Board of Managers, J. A. Geisen-
dorfer.
The following officers have been elect
ed by the Knights OF the Maccabees Of
this city TO serve for the ensuing term !:
Sir Knight Commander, 5. A. ID. Cur
ley; S. K. Lient-Com., W. S. Farr; s.
X. Record keeper, F. |. Shurte: S. K.
Finance-keeper, K. b. Frum; S. X.
Chaplain, A. w. Sherrard; s. X. Physi-
clan, J. A. Geisendorfer; s. X. Sergeant
NJ. ]. Canty; s. X. Master at Arms, j.
A. Geisendorfer; S. X. First Master Of
the Guards, ]. r Rodgers; ). K. Second
Master of the Guards, o. Z. Hatch; s.
K. Sentinel, r. +. Smith; S. X. Pickett,
ID. Sweetin.
Mrs. Robinson of Lone Rock is here
visiting her sons.
The weather has been very warm here
for the last week.
Fred whitley of this place lost two
fine hogs few days ago from poison, oil
something of that sort.
Ray Henson Of Condor shipped hant
Of cattle from here to his range in thu
Malheur country last week.
Mrs. Mary Garrison of Candy passeC
through here this week on her way
home from short visit with relatives
at Lone Rock.
, The Methodists are holding reviva
meetings here, with large attendance
} and great interest. Let the good worl
: go on, is what we holler.
A band of lambs belonging to Mrs
Mary Brown Of Condor was taken acros
? the river here last week. They are tn
finest sheep we have seen this season.
Rev. Bramblet gave lecture here las
, week from his chart, which raised quit
; commotion in camp and caused chal
lenge to be sent TO several ministers ;
= debate certain questions raised; bu
y none have accepted yet.
Geo. Mckay Of Mitchell brought lS
. head OF horses here last week to brea
= for the saddle and harness until spring
y when he will ship them to the Eas
Tuesday they broke down the corrs
Q fence and started back to their old rang
Q but the boys caught them about 80 mile
n from town and brought them back.
+. professional horse trainer, Jack Glasgo