Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-07-02
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AAVhs m Ds DSHHovt Will ucltFoT tuo
Grafton ut Prinevile's celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. O. Wilson visited Ar.
lington the latter part Of last week.
DR.. Frazer, the dentist, and bis family
are expected TO arrive at Condor today.
Miss May Davidson Of Idea finished q
3-months term Of school at Glen Friday.
DR.. N. J. Denney, Physician and Sur
geon, Union Block, Arlington, Oregon. =
A picnic will be held next Saturday,
3, at Hafrison's grove ON Thirtymile and
a dance In the evening.
Albert L. Ramsay Of Beecher Flat was
over 70 town Monday making arrange
ments 70 provo up on his homestead.
From now on, you can make your own
postal cards. Just stick l-cent stamp
on any kind Of card board and 1t will go.
The neatest fresco work we have seen
for long time Is that In the Office OF
Maddock's hotel by Geo. Gibbons. Call
In and sec IL.
Main street, fronting tho Henshaw,
Blake and Fix places, has been greatly
improved by being filled In with ground
to the depth Of foot or more.
II you want magnificent new organ
delivered at your nearest Ry, station for
$76 that usually sells for $3.50 at the fac
tory, apply at this Office at once.
A sister Of II. W. Royal, Miss Carrie
Royal, was married last week at Meha-
ma, Marion county, where her father, T.
F. Royal, lie the stationed minister.
A grand ball will bc given In the hall
here this Friday evening, for the enter
tainment Of those who are not going
away. A large crowd is expected out.
Miss Lille Lamberson was very sick
for several days last week with com.
plant similar TO hysteria. DR.. Howard
oil Fossil was called and she is now able
TO bc around again.
The insanity dodge Of Dan Magone,
the grave-robbing hyena, did not work
worth cent. Tho jury found him gull
ty and ho was socked into the pen for
two years, the same as the other three.
J. A. McMorris and Geo. Fletcher are
putting the finishing touches on =. A.
Mays fine new dwelling house in Con-
don, after an interval Of several months.
1t will DO beautiful home when COM
pleted.
Mr.. |. A. Henderson OF Beecher Flat
went 10 Arlington Friday 10 meet his
father-in-law, Mr.. Baird, Of summerville
Union county, who will spend the sum-
at the pleasant home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Henderson.
Fossil has decided 10 celebrate on FRI
day Of this week, instead OF Saturday.
A number Of our people will DO there,
including John Lyons, who will deliver
short speech, entitled "why we cele-
brate the 4th Of july
Several more fine showers Of rain here
the last week has wet the ground TO n
depth Of or seyen inches. and the far
mers and everybody else never felt more
encouraged at the bright prospects OF
Eattling good times this fall.
Tho GLoBE man is agent for all news
papers published in the United States.
Whenever you want to subscribe for any
paper or magazine be sure TO call at this
office. No danger Of losing your money
In this manner, and no risk to run.
Alaska towns are located on govern.
ment land and the townsite commission.
er 10 an officer Of the federal government
who sells the town lots to the people
who desire to buy. L. Il. Lyons will bt
stationed at juneau, the largest town in
Alaska.
j. II. Elgn has gone TO Fossil, Gillian
county, to be at the bedside OF his sister
Mrs. Helen Ruby, aged so years, who Il
seriously ill.--salem Statesman. MRS
Ruby died on jane 10th ut the home o
heF uouBHbciJ niIp. II H. NutcoHi VI
Butte creek.
Frank Clark left Saturday for the hom,
OF his uncle near Elgin, Union county
where he will spend the summer at worl
harvesting, etc. His father and iamil,
will perhaps move up there this fall
Franks absence makes another vacancy
in the band which will hard to fill.
Everybody in town and the entire sec
tion will be glad to learn that the larg
Armory hall is to be painted, at last
Geo. Gibbons secured the contract an,
will commence perhaps next week. 1
building that size without painted is Al
eye-sore to any town or community.
The Orcgonian uses most excelen
judgment in classing this great famil
paper with the New York World an
London Graphic--the other two leadin
papers Of the world. Now is an exec
lent time to subscribe, while there Ia ye
q little room left for names on our books
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b, Sears visited 4