Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-07-09
GLOBOsiTIEs.
Bib Brown, who was over In Malheur
county buying cattle. returned today.

DR.. M. J. Denney, Physician and Sur
geon, Union Block, Arlington, Oregon.
The question this year has been wheth.
or the Fourth came on the third or the
fifth.
Rev. Bade will conduct services In the
Cong church here next Sunday, morn
ing and evening. All invited.
II you want q piano or organ, be sure
TO write 10 the Jacobsen Book and Music
CO., Tho Dalles, Or. Catalogue free.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caven Of Pine Greek
visited their relatives here, Sheriff vii.
COX and family, the first Of the week.
Call at the GLoBE Office and learn
whore you can buy 6rst-class force
pump. as good as new, for about half.
price.
J. II. Clark began work this week on
w. s. Myers new barn, which will be
one Of the largest and best barns In the
country.
DR.. Geiaendorier and wife, DR.. e. II.
Griffin and Roy Cunningham are among
the Arlingtonites who visited Portland
this week.
Merritt Frizzell and family and Mics
Grace Frlzzcll OF Lost Valley are visit
ing relatives and friends at Popgun,
Polk county.
- Our Arlington Cor. evidently has not
yet recovered from the celebration, as
be forgot TO send us the usual batch 81
news this week.
The Roseburg Review says that John
Zachary Of Douglas county has just been
sentenced 10 two years in the peniten-
tiary for burglary.
Geo. Zachary and mother arrived home
last Friday from their trip 10 Fossil, Or,
bringing with him ten head Of horses.
--Rosebnrg Review.
Only 20 numbers were sold at the ball
here Friday night. Although the at
tendance was small, those present had
very enjoyable time.
II A. b. Clarno. con Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clarno, and Miss Snsie Malone,
both OF Clarno'a ferry, we're married In
The Dalies on June goth.
Wiley Miller finished cutting bis hay
crop on his place five miles north OF town
and left Monday for his home at Look
Ing Glass, Douglas county.
Frank Palmer and family moved back
70 their Ferry Canyon ranch Monday
from Sniption, where they resided since
last fall on his fathers place.
John and Tom Lyons are visiting their
old home near Walla Walla for a week
or two, leaving last Saturday. Tom will
leave for Alaska about August LIST.
Benton Mires and son Fred, and Henry
Gardner left Drain, Douglas county, last
week for couple Of weeks stay at
Bent's ranch on West fork, near Fossil,
N The postofice at Clem has just been
re-established, with Miss Carrie Dam
neman as p. NJ. This will DO great
convenience TO the settlers Of that sec
tion.
Greater New York will be thirty.two
miles long and nineteen miles wide aud
so 'stuck on her shape" that Chicago is
mighty apt 10 bust buckle in trying to
swell up to catch her.
Elder Joseph Luff, Latter Day Saint
minister from Missouri, preached in the
Armory hall here Tuesday night. lie
was formerly In the newspaper business
at Independence, Mo.
The monster mining edition Of the
Ofegonian was gigantic effort and re-
fleets great credit on the leading paper
OF the Pacific coast, and which 10 equal
TO the greatest papers oi the entire coun-
try.
- VIM. Smell and family visited relatives
and friends in Condor several days the
last week. Will left his measure for a
years worth OF this excellent paper
which is about the same as a year in
college.
IL. @. Strickland received the sad
news Monday that his vile, who ispisit-
ing her old home in Aberdeen, South
Dakota, has been very sick since going
up there, and that at one time her life
was despaired of.
Aonzo Stevens is agent for the Cha.
tauqua Drawing Board and Writing Desk
which ought TO be in every family where
there are children He canvassed Con
don last week and received a great man
orders, at $3.50 each.
- Miss Dollie Lyons, formerly one o
Arlington's most popular bellies, was
married on June 9th TO Mr.. Ed Ward
young business man OF Proeser. The,
will reside at Prosser, the home Of hel
sister, Mrs. d. s. Sprinkle.
The Independence Polk county pape
says: Alva Holt and Chance Nuke,
started Monday for Eastern Oregon, OF
their wheels, number OF our yonni
men are going off for the summer eithe
for work or to see the country.