Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-09-28

Fruit tablets all fayors at Condo
Drug Co. -
DR.. J. w. vogel Is here this week OF
| professional visit.
sapolio and a line Of fne soaps a
the Condor Drug Co.'S.
Jay Bowerman left yesterday for Sa
lem where he goes on visit.
John Palmer visited Arlington durin,
j the week.
High grade cigars also cigarettes ant
smoking tobacco at Condor Drug Go. y
Summer seems TO be lingering In th,
lap OF autumn.
II you wear truss read Condor
Drug Co.'S. I'D In another column.
Hon, J. L. Morrow, Of IIeppner, pi
oneer Of Eastern. Oregon Is dead.
Drs. Reeves & Luna received fine
new oak bookcase yesterday for theiI
Office.
The Idaho Volunteers were expected
TO pass through Arlington this morning
en- route home from the Philippines.
Two Sisters Of Charity, OF Portland
we're here this week collecting money
for the Home for the Aged at Portland.
Admisal George Dewey arrived at New
York on Monday. He was two days
ahead Of time and took the New Workers
somewhat by surprise.
Dr. yogel, specialist for refraction and
defects OF the eye, will be at Mayville
Friday and Saturday, September 10th
and 30th, and at Fossil next week. Call
and see him,
Fred Monroe returned from Arlington
yesterday. Mr.. Monroe and A. J. Shel-
ton are about 10 close deal for the pur-
chase Of the Grand hotel property at
Arlington.
Joe Hardin and Dan RInehart left last
Saturday evening for Portland and 9th
or points In the Valley and when they
return each will be accompanied by his
family. They were kicking up their
heels like school boys when they left.
An exchange says: Hereafter instead
Of "rnbbering" or embarrassing"
tho up-to-date slang devotees must say
"peninsulating," because II means the
same thing--a leng neck extending out
TO sea.
M. II. Townsend arrived from Moscow
Idaho, yesterday. 20 visit his, son L. b.
Townsend, on Rock creek. After visit
ing here for awhile the old gentleman
will go TO California to visit other chill.
dren and from there he will 90 10. his old
home In New York state.
II, b, Hendricks, the well Known attor-
ney, formerly Of this place, but now OF
Bay City, Tillamook county, was here
this week as witness in the case oil
Hardie VS. spaulding. Mr.. Hendricks
says that he and his family are pleasant
" situated in their new home and that
the iates are dealing kindly with them.
s.V, Moore has sold his interest In
the summit saloon TO Fred Wilson. Mr..
Moore has'not yet decided just what he
will engage in next but he win probably
remain In Condor. Mr.. Wilson 10 pop
nlar yonng man who viii doubtless make
success OF his new venture. The new
firm gave grand opening" Monday
evening at which time. champagne was
the onlyIbeverage ION tap" but that
fluid flowed. like water.
As referee In tho case Of Hsrdie VS.
Spaulding, ID. s. Duiur has been busy
since court adjourned taking testimony.
A. S. Bennett, OF The Dalles, and Hen
bricks & Bowerman, OF this place and
Fossil, we're present looking after the in
terests..oi the plaintiff while L. w. Dar-
ling took care OF the defendants cause.
The case is being bitterly contested and
the evidence therein Is very voluminous.
Sam Il. Van Vactor was also retained by
the defendant on Tuesday.
The GLOBE family enjoyed q visit To
the Greiner neighborhood, in May
vile precinct, last Sunday and found
there one Of the best farming sections in
the state filed with most hospitable
people. Threshing Is in active progress
there aud the grain is OF fair quality and
is yielding an average Of l5 bushels per
acre. The new steam thresher, recently
purchased by Greiner Bros. 4 Dyer. ia
doing excellent work and lots OF 1t, II
is self feeder and straw burner and the
owners and their patrons are more than
pleased with It. Andrew Greiner thresh
ed 400 bushels Of wheat on his ranch
aud j. p. Greiner threshed 2200 bushels
These are pretty good crops for an "of
yearn