Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-07-31
cLoBoslTIEs.

l.. w. Darling and Edgar Moore we're
the latest TO join our brass band.
Mrs. M. J. johnson and son Charley
have returned from their PendIeton visit.
DR.. Hogan Is on xpected home from Fos-
oil today. DR.. lilo ward arrived home
last Tuesday.
Mr.. q. w. Rinehart left yesterday for
months visit with relatives and friende
In Lane co unity.
Ed Nelson has returned from two
weeks tour oi the inland towns with
Portland drummer.
Miss Julia Thompson Of Matney Flat
arrived home M onday from visit with
friends In Portland.
The wheat gamblers cay there will be
just 470, 900 600 bushels of wheat grown
In this country this season.
II. r. Weir delivered 80 head Of fine
beef cattle at Arlington the first Of the
week, for the Portland market.
Mrs, Maddox received the sad news
Tuesday from Michigan that her aged
mother. Mrs. Murphy, Is seriously III.
& = isa sad sight 10 see tho cutworms
climbing a telegraph pole hunting for
leaves. pathetlcally remarks a California
exchange.
jim s,ivertooth has left The Dalles
and engaged In the hotel and saloon
business at the lively mining town Of
Rossiand, Is. y.
A number Of our young people attend
ed pleasant leap year party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. q. Parnan
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mira. J. W. Blake have pur-
chased John Millrr's residence property
10 Condon. and will sell the their other
town property.
Father Bsiordy will conduct services
at Condor next Sunday, at Arlington on
Friday, Aug. 7tb, and ~ heppner on
Sunday, Aug. 9th.
There 10 another case Of measles In
town, that OF little Ruth halstead, who
10 stopping with her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. RinehaTt.
Born, on July 10th, 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
II. s. Ponwood, at Monmouth, a 9-lb
daughter. ii. 8. 10 brother Of the Port
wood boys oi this place.
Anyone desiring to purchase FIRST
class new organ at less titan y the price
charged by agents, can learn Of the snap
by applying at this office.
Ed Dunn and family and his sister
snsan left last week for months visit
with relatives In Michigan, Jim is
"batehing il" while they are away.
Miss Pelrenella Connolly and Miss
Edith Wright are among the most popu-
lar young ladies summering At Holman's
at the sea coast. Portland Telegram.
4. j. Titus. brother Of the Titus boys
who formerly resided at Arlington, CON-
united suicide last Monday at his home
near Dayton, Wash, by hanging himself.
Mr.. Ed Goats, Douglas county far
mer. is up in this section looking at the
country with view to locating. He is
guest Of II. b. Hendricks, an old ac-
qnaintance Of his.
Remember the public installation and
grand Entertainment in the w. o. w. hall
81 Condor Thursday night Of next week,
All are cordially invited TO attend. 1t
will DO 9 rare treat
Two large doors, each 6xl2, have been
placed In the partition between the two
rooms Of our school house, for the pur-
pose OF throwing both rooms into one
when occasion demands II.
r. I. Cox, receiver Of the Arlington
bank, has returned from his rusticating
trip 10 the Wallowa valley and spent
Wednesday in pendleton, returning to
Arlington next day.--E. o.
William j. Bryan Is the first presiden-
tial nominee to come from further west
than Illinois. Since 1860 the democratic
nominee, with but one exception, has
been resident Of New York state.
The Barney sheep are now being paa-
tured at Soda Springs, Idaho. John
Meek writes us that DR.. Palmer, former.
ly OF Fossil, Is in the drug business in
that town and is doing fairly well.
The Palace hotel building at Heppner
was sold Saturday at sherilf's sale for
sii,gS3.li, and was bought by County
Oierk J. w. Morrow. The property cost
over 100000 when It was built five years
ago.
Those who attended the state fair at
Salem last fall will remember w. j.
Bryan. democratic presidential nominee,
as the person who delivered the 5000
speech during the close OF the fair
Union Republican.
Dave Mason Of Arlington, ex-assessoI
oil Gillian county, was in this section
last week, collecting and renewing
loans for the Arlington National Bank.
He says he 6nds money very scarce and
collections hard to make.
Mrs. II. Curran, OF Oakland, CAL, arriv'
ed here today on visit to her old home
and will remain several weeks. Mrs.
Curran haa bAan vinifino har eisfer Mrs