Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-11-30

y. L. Ward WAS up from Hay creek
during tho week.
High grade perfumes can be found at
the Hudson Pharmacy.
i + w Toboy was out from Arlington,
Tuesday
/ \ complete line OF hot water bottles
and syrlDges AZ the Hudson Pharmacy. y
Mrs, I'd Dunn and children visited Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Gretner, Of Mayville pre-
cinct, last week.
! DO your eyes bother your II so get a
pair OF eye glasses at the Hudson phar-
macy.
Attorney q. w. Phelps and Miss Cora
NJ. Hart, Of iieppner, were married at
that place on Monday.
Father Kelly came over from Hepp-
ncr Monday. Since he left Condor he
has been to Rhode Island where he was
called by the sickness and death Of his
mother.
Key West and Domestic cigars at the
Hudson Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ward who have been
visiting with their sons, Mont and Oliver
Ward, for several months, started last
Thursday for their old home at Mason
| Valley, Arkansas.
| A choice line oil toilet soaps at the
Hudson Pharmacy.
| Mrs. Huxley, Of Ferry Canyon, who
has been stopping with her sister, Mrs.
Anderson at the Model restaurant, has
returned home. Mrs. Huxley Is suffer-
ing from lung trouble aud seems TO be
gradually growing worse.
A New Years entertainment and no.
cial will be given In The ball Saturday
evening Dec. 30th. Lunch will be serv.
cd and good time 10 expected. All are
invited.
The east bound o, X. & N. passenger
train struck slide, near Corbett siding.
a few miles east OF Troutdale, Sunday
night. The engine and tender we're de-
rallied, the engineer and fireman were
killed aud brakeman who was riding
on the engine was dangerously injured.
John McCourt, Of Salem, former law
partner OF jay Bowerman, was here
few days this week visiting Mr.. Bower
man and incidentally looking over the
best part OF the state. Mr.. McCourt
came out from Arlington In the rain
storm Monday and could hardly believe
that he was not In "Webioot."
The darkness Monday evening was Of
that quality that can be felt, at least
Jim Bnrns thought so. As Jim was GO
Ing to supper that evening the darkness
was 40 dense that he missed his footing
on the high side walk on South Main
street aud got fall that resulted in an
ugly cut on his lip and chin. Il
l.. II. Stephenson received an invoice
Of new goods At an early hour Friday
morning, which AS yet he has failed TO
put price on and offer for sale. There
isn't money enough on the coast to buy
Herbert out though, for the invoice con-
sists Of just one wee, cute, baby girl. +.
II. has not begun to figure on future mil
linery and dress makers bills, which ac-
counts for that contented, smiling coun.
tenance.
Howard Propst has sold his ranch to
-----I IIankins and on Thursday last
he and his family left for Spokane where
they will spend the winter. They ex-
pect to return to Arlington in the spring
at which place Mr.. Propst will take
position with the Arlington Warehouse
Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Propst leave many
friends here who will join In wishing
them success in their new location.
Indians Of Eastern Oregon predict "no
winter" and through whatever process
they formltheir opinions their judment,
rs rule. is better than that Of all the
educated and scientific weather observers
In the country. OF course the Indian
weather sages do not exactly and literal
| ly mean "no winter" but that the APP
preaching winter will be very light in
Oregon. They predicted mo summer"
last spring, and while there was some
/ summery weather, it was brief and in
terrupted. So 0regonians might as well
take comfort in believing that the Indl-
ans are right, and that we will have but
little winter weather beyond occasional
rain. Telegram.
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