Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-03-06

Herman Panllng is on the list oi i
grippe sufferers this week.
A. A.. Anderson and u. II. Sloan, 0
Lost Valley we're IN town yesterday.
Miss Mamie Smith finished u si,
months term Of school at snIption Friday
Doc Brown and Jim Cooke, two Of ou
prominent farmers were in town Tuesday
J. II. Lancaster aud A. s. Hollon went
20 Arlington this morning, on business
trip.
s. A. ID. GuFley, prominent attorney
OF Arlington, was In town during the
week.
Mise Bertha TrImble commenced q
term Of school in the Rice district north
Of town Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Stephenson left
Sunday for Pendleton where Mr.. steph-
enson was called on business.
For "LIlly Bud" whiskey. renowned
for purity. excellence and maturity 20 TO
Mike summers' Model Saloon.
s. Il. Van vactor went 10 Arlington yes.
terday on business trip. lie expects
20 Walt Heppner before returning.
4. v. Moore was In from Ferry Canyon
Tuesday. doc" 10 slightly crippled
from driving nail into his knee the
other day.
+. b. Stevens was 10 from Poplar Farm
Monday attending the republican com.
mistee msetIng and ioshing hIs demo
cratic friends.
Bert Cason was In from Ferry Canyon
Tuesday. Bert says that his precinct 10
''keeping lie clothes on" politically
90 far this year.
@. A. Dannemsn, the genial and pop
ular mayor OF the city Of Glenn was In
town Sunday and Monday. On politics
he was rather noncommittal.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. Tatom returned
Sunday from Salem where he vent as
guard for q. N. Johnston who was re-
cently committed to the asylum.
The condition OF Mrs. J. X. FItxwater,
who has been an invalid for several years
has grown alarmingIy worse the last few
days. She is gradually growing weaker.
d. K. Searcy, who went TO Troutdale
a couple OF weekp ago with q shipment
OF fat hogs. retnrned Sunday after spend.
ing week or go seeing the sights in
Portlend.
The revival meetings In the Baptist
church are still In progress and much
interest Is mani tested. A number Of
conversions are reported and Others are
inauiring. Rev. Dutton 10 still here as
eis ting the pastor Rev. Mount.
Lille Bud Simon, OF Portland who dis
tributes wet goods in Wholesale lots all
ever the Northwest was here during the
week trying to Join the BuffRloes. As
chat order now requires total abstln-
ence pledge from new members Mr.. ST.
mon took the matter under advisement
A. s. Hoilen has fenced and IL busy
thls week setting out trees on bis lots
north Of the Baptist church. lie will
build good residence on the property
next Fall. Mr.. Hollen expects his part.
ner, Mr.. Marqardsen. here In week or
ten days and they will begin active work
on the Touring mill.
The telephone line which connects
the Stevens, Stahl and Magee neighbor-
hood with Condor has been completed
TO Lone Rock giving direct communica'
tion between that place and Condor.
The Lone Rock end OF the line has been
we'll constr ucted the wire fence portion
being insulated and about three miles
OF the distance being pole and wire
line. Gillian countyis coming to the
front as telephone center.
The cry is Westward Ho and the Ar
linglon Lumber Company IL right along
with the cry, only bearinga little to the
south from Arlington, and not intending
to be day too late, want to say to the
new comers, the old residents and every
body contemplating building that they
are 10 the building material business to
supply the wants OF the people and have
everything In that line on which they
will make the lowest possible price.
Call on OF write the Arlington Lumber
Company.
VIM. Stewart, OF Lone Rock, who has
been In Colorado and Nebraska for the
past three months visiting friends arriv-
ed here Sunday on his way home. Mr..
Stewart says he had good trip and en-
ioyed himself TO the limit but Is glad to
be back to grand old Gillian once more.
He visited the famous San Luis valley
in Southwestern Colorado and was better
pleased with that country than any he
visited. The valley is over 1000 feet
above sea level bnt the climate is COM
paratively mild. There is plenty of wa.
ter Tor irrigation both from streams and
artesian wells and wonderful crops are
produced. Mr.. Stewart thinks Of going
to Fossil soon to 'dust the jacket" of his
big brother Jim for publishing certain
defamatory articles in the Journal re-
garding his doings in the East, Jim
would better hide out when he sees Bill
coming,