Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-06-11
Arlington Items.

The worst OF the cattle rush seems 70
be over for the present.
Manager @ w Lord of The Dalles was
up Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs O. L vining expects TO leave soon
on visit to relatives and friends In Ta-
coma.
DR. Il l. Irvine returned this week from
Albany, not looking as well, however, as
when he left here.
Banker Hurlburt was called 10 The
Dalles Monday TO help straighten out
cattle transaction.
Mrs L Blalock's brother and sister
have just arrived here from their home
in North Carolina and will make Oregon
their home.
Geo Miller's mother and sister is here
from Vancouver visiting him and his
family. We understand Miss Miller will
remain here all summer
The market 10 oyerstocked by straw
berries at present. They are not a bad
thing TO take steadily about three hours
just before and after each meal.
| No one likes to have the blame with
ont the game; therefore, Mr. Gnrley de-
sires il to be understood that he IL no
longer the GLOBE correspondent and has
not been for some time.
Your reporter had the pleasure" Of
seeing genuine gSasshopper crop at
Josephus Maritime place on Rock creek
the other day. We could not do the
subject Justice, 30 will not attempt 70 de-
scribe them in detail.
AC Sanford, formerly Of The Grande
hotel. has been resident Of The Dalles
/ for the last two years, and is connected
with the large mercantile house Of A M
/ Williams & Co. Since leaving here he
has been married and has nice family.
Kof p officers for the ensuing term
have been elected here as follows: A w
sharrard, CO; Frank Shurte, Vice G.;
A l. Huff, Private; II II Robinson, Mgr;
Ed Smith, X Of s; ;TW Compton M Of + !;
S q Hawson, NJ Of 4; Ross Beardsley, /
q; X II Robinson, o u.
The case. OF Emmett Armstrong We
| Matlock, involving the ownership Of a
steer, was tried in Justice Ebi's court
here last week. sA d Gurley appeared
for Armstrong and 7 X Lyons Of Hepp-
ner for Matlock. The case. was won by
Armstrong, who got the steer and $40
damages, Matlock 10 pay all'costs.
Frank CASTLE, accused OF numbering
John Beck at a ball at Cleveland, WASH,
last winter, was acquitted last week, af-
ter trial lasting five days. The jury
was out only an hour. His plea was
self-defense and he was defended by lit
tie II s Wilson Of The Dalles. We no.
tice that Price Scrivner Of Idea was one
OF the witnesses, having been at the fa-
tai dance and saw the fight.
Quite crowd was out Saturday to the
bank receivers sale. The sale Of the va
rious notes. averaged about 81 on the
$1,000. all through, which gives some
idea OF how careless aud reckless the
bank was managed. Il was amusing TO
see notes on apparently good solid men
for several hundred dollars sell for 2-bits
and 4-bits. Even Frick's large notes
were sold for 6-bits or 81 apiece.
: Stanley Coffin Of North Yakima re
ceived letter the other day from hi'
brother Arthur, who was then with hi,
wife aud daughter in Rome, which ht
says is an extremely dirty city but mag
niticent in its churches. Arthur says i
is almost an impossibility to secure /
bath, and eoap Is so scarce that at tht
hotels il is chained 80 the guests cam
carry 1t away. The breakfast consists 0
nothing hut coffee and bread, and h'
says he is nearly starved for good mea
Of ham and eggs. Mr. Coffin and famil,
: are making their headquarters in Paris
but at the time the letter was writer
they we're taking 10 days trip through
Italy with one OF the Cooke excursion
parties. They expect to return to Norti
Yakima about the first Of next March.
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