Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.


an attack Of fever.
Jim Stewart. OF the Fossil Journal,
went 10 Portland last week on . business
trip.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. M. Johnson, 81 Lone
Rock visited Dr. and Mrs. Luna over
Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Myers 10 improving
Miss Lulu Welsh Is on the sick list
this week.
John u. johnson was over from Lone
Rock Saturday looking up fire insurance
business.
NJ. o. Clarke and Edgar Moore, with
their families. are hunting cool places 10
the timber this week
Herman pauling has recovered from
his late serious illness aud Is able 70 at- |
tend 70 business again.
Sam Baxter, the popular typo"
came over from Fossil Sunday on the
hurrican dock Of hia new bicycle.
Mrs. W. NJ. Dunlap, and children,
came In Saturday from walla Walla
alter pleasant visit Of two or three
weeks.
s. I. Etratton, Of lone, was here yes
terday winding up the affairs Of the
Rals.on bankrupt estate Of which he 10
trustee.
MIss Grace fllzwater has gone to
Rock creek 10 yislt her sister Mrs, Geo.
Blake. She expects to remain about
two months
Blk. scarcy was over from Beecher
Flat Sunday after men to OH out his
harvest crew. lie secured the required
number and went home happy,
An uncomfrmed report reached here
from Portland Tuesday that James
Cameron and Miss Mabel Halstead, i,
both OF this place, we're married IN that
city lew days ago.
A. Carothcrs, the ''gold medal ap
pIc grower, OF Rock creek, wasin town
Saturday with load Of hts choice fruit.
Mr.. Caro.hers expects to harvest from
5000 10 1900 bushels Of apples this TALL.
W.R. Neal aud family have moved
their lares and penates from Arlington
% Condor, and are domieiicd 10 the
Barker house on North Church street
In this instance ArllngtoB's loss Is Con
don's gain.
A letter from Mrs. W. II. searcy, whc
sat Albany taking care OF hcr father,
ii. II. Ramsay, who was seriously inlur'
ed in d runaway accident TWO weeks ago
states that he is Improving, being nov
able TO be up.
Jean Labous went TO Arlington Sun
day TO meet Charlie White who hae beel
East for couple oi months marketing
big shipment OF sheep. John shrSe
went down with Mr. Labous on his wa
70 Pendleton on short business trip.
J.A Richmond, 81 Ferry Canyor
returned Saturday from Pendleto
where he recently took 10 head Of wor
horses for sale. The stock was readli
disposed Of at fair prices the big baFyel
in that locality causing ademand K
work animals.
Rev. Bramblet win hold service in u
Baptist church on Sunday, July 10th
ia. NJ and 4 +. ~. Morning them
"The New Man in Christ" Aiternoc
lecture, on the origin Of the Church
Christ. All are invited to attend the
services and hear these important su
iec,s discussed. l0d2O
II. BrassheId was in from Ole
Monday. Mr. Brassdeld expects to lea
with bis family in few days Tor
snake river country, east oi Baker GU
where they will make their home. \
Brassfeld's sheep are already in u
country and he thinks i Is one OF
few good stock ranges left In Oregon.
HIN. Condict late manager Of
Arlington Record, was In town Monde
Mr.. Condict informs us that the Rec'
has changed hands Mr. Gurley havl
sold the paper TO j. M. Johns, II 49,
derstood in Arlington. says Mr.. Cond
that tho Record and the Independ
will be consolidated and that Arling
will have but one paper in the future
III may prove surprise TO the pu
70 learn that in the neighborhood
800 900 grain sacks have been sold y
this town TO the farmers Of thia conl
Taking into consideration With this
fact that Arlington is one townot n
Der selling sacks and that the bus
season 10 not yet closed the anticlpa
for the harvest this season is beyon'
realisatlon. darlington Independent
will Burns, Of Toledo, Ohio, bro
Of Jim Burns, Of this place, arr
from tho East Sunday. HE cousin,
Edna Mahoney Of Stony Creek, M
gan, arrived with him. Theyoung
ple came from the East with their u
James Dunn, who was Obliged 70
ut Arlington on account Of being ser
yill. jim Burns, who went TO Az
ton TO meet the party, remained the
take Of Mr. Dunn until 20 Y A.