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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1912)
The «trial «l'U-aMa That la «»»area* ■•law Staira Though (lie rliqttrlt* • hhrli |<"* rail* anuing «*»•’ » T t a n l a of the wealthy in England ililTer* m out e.'uhliahmenl». there are cer tain l Uilonia which all wrvaltt* rro o*iuti «ilion* ihetuaelyea and atrio» li ohaervr and. aha' •• r‘ ( « i t tlicir maalrra and mialteaaea to obaerte Kite eiample. in f » e r y .aigr fa taWlahment the butler la the «till « e n Bill *h>> liaa tlir e n lr ir dorm* I hr day It* «he dining room, no other »errant liaa ihia p n »ile*e. It would I«- a *ra »e riolalion •< ell quelle » e r e va'ct aho with a butler I » en lrr tlie ilium* room n e e p l in the lourae ol tlieif l ' K I M i l t \ l> l> III iiixriiit REDMOND BANK OF COMMERCE •Viiitò ■ii'fr h Capital. $25,000.00 Stoves « I f you are going to need any kind of Stove this fall and winter it will pay you to see me about this matter. I have all kinds and can satisfy you. Everything in Hardware and Farm Machinery E. MAHER The South 6th St. Hardware Man On MoiiiU) rvi'iilni about fort) friends «ini notati (Kira gaih rird at tbo beautiful luatie of K Atkinson, southwest of loan, for Hie purpoae of cdwbraltng the eieut of Mr M blasona blrthila) The affair hail hoeti platinili b) U illi« of the neigh- iMirhooil. and aaa a eotupíele aur- prlac to the family A moat enJo)able e iru in * aaa t>aa»iil by all preai'iit. ilurln* Hie eourae of ahleh an elatairate lull- eheon aaa aeri eil llamea a i r e al ao I il il il I k iil In Aiuoli* thoae pree- ent aere: Mra K O Park and Mlaa Park Mr Slid Mrs M K 1 ornile» Mr and Mr« It F Tíñete) Mr and Mrs A A. lier* Mr and Mrs II J Urta, her Mr and Mra J O Jewel Mr and Mr» A Atkinson Mr ami Mr« U F K liston W II an.l Ml»» Khi »«tri» Mra A A Andrraou Mra O W Mu ma Kirk Whited Mr Wright. The beat a a) to advrrtlae the re- aources of a country, and eapeclall) a new aeetlon. la throu*h the col uina o f the local neaapapera Thla method beat* booklet« and paitiph leta by Ion* odd« C l t K l M K I t l WTITION U N I T I » l> H K IIM O M I 8 It. Cooper, manager f the PI- neer Creamery at Prtneyllle, liaa made arrangements to put In a i-reamery receiving atatlon In Hcd- mond Me will at flrat put In a plant aufflclrnt for teatlng cream, and afterward enlarge aa the bual- neaa tnereaaea The plant will be located In the old commissary build ing on D atreet between *>tli and 7th atreeta Mr Coop>-r la paying the same price for cream that la paid al Prlnevllle The receiving atatlon here will be ready to re ceive cream aa aoon aa the building can bo put In condition for the plant. Mr Cooper will alao eatabllah an Ire cream factory here the coming auinmer. and aupply thla city and a largo aurroundlng territory Any atore that ran offe r a patron winning price, on a «tapir artlrlr of uao or value, should get the ad vertlalng value out of that fart by persuading a whole cityful to read «bout It. J I M l 'K I l IlK A IM M . C lltC l.K HOI.PH M K K TI.tU January loth the Heading Circle met with Mr* J. A Wlllcox The roll rail was responded to by quo tation« from Hhakeapcar The af ternoon-» program wae a "T o u r of Japan", the leader* being the pn-a- Ident and Ireaaurer o f »lie Circle The rllle * visited were Yokohama and Knonhlma Mra. Cline-« de scription o f " A Visit In the home of a Japanese Mother” waa very Inter eating. A luncheon waa served by the hostess, after which the club adjourned until January 21th. Mra Hobba will entertain on that dale at the home of Mr« Ashley Forrest Members are repueatrd to come pre pared with a quotation from lying- fellow Cafe Royal Sixth and F streets JAS DOUGHERTY. Prop'r carries in stock the LE A D IN G BRANDS OF GOODS that are handled in all first-class cafes. BEN GÖTTER Contractor and Plans, Specifications and Estimates furn ished ror all clases o f buildings. 0 §c« 00« Mock east of Jackson's Hardware Store, R edm ond r i . K . t s t > T HIIHIK Jake Peterson and A AiiUtroiu. who are working at Hear liutra. «pent Sunday at home Creed Jennlug of this community haa sold hi* homestead near Mad raa Itaamiia Peterson haa hln large new harn nearly all framed Mrs. Fanning called upon the Chase family Sunday. School opened again thla week after being rlosed for a week on account of had weather. Christ Peterson o f California, ha» j rented the Irvin place Mr Jarvis, a fruit tree agent, haa heen canvassing thia aeetlon and I leach 1 1 lea with good aucreaa Mr. and Mrs. chad Irvin visited their farm Hunday. Miss Itoaa Hunter ha* been via- I Itlng Mi»« Myrtle Tinner In lied-1 moud. t a ork T i e butler, boaevrr. in all l '* ealaldiahmenla «an and u.ualli doea ail in the .lining room iu hi» Inaiire hour» atid read the paper», but he mual no» ar te am letlera m «he room, and he tttual, of eourae. Ira*e it at on« e alien t ia m o l o or alii member of the fanoli ititrra it 111 aome houaea the upper o ft ant. that i. the littller the «alet. the « hief ’ a-!« * maul a'i.1 the bo keeper lake t'ieir 'era • 'll Iht r own apar!ment, and in other» in the M-r»«nt.’ hall. Wlu-o the lallrr i uatoni p r n a • the upper servant« ha*e the r m r i l i aer*ei| t«> Ibe'il hi the loaer aer»ant«. who U k r tlieir fo.nl either hrf.'Tr or after the up par »rr*«nta, but not with them The Imtler ami the houaekeeper ill all In* ratahliahinent» hair each, o f enur*e, a pnvato »itting room al lotted In them It it a eurioua point o f rtujnetle that prevail* in the »errant«' hall in all large hnueehu'd* that the hut ler mar inritr any of the arriant. he pleaae. to hit room to tea. both “ upper" an«l "lo w e r," but if the houaekeeper entertain» in her r«iom ahe muat only mvife either mem ber« o f the "u p p er" »taff <>r "Ion er." hut not both at Ihr »»m e lime A *roaa violation of I ie etiquette of the »e r * anta' hall » f r one «er» ant t > a.k another about the pre noua pia« et he or »he ha* l»-rn in All »U'-h information mu«t l>e rn tireljr voluntary. When a «criant 1 « under putire to leave it ia quite contrary to eti quette for any of hia or her fellow «errant* to a»k him anythin* about hi» future moTrnient» or if he i. looking for a aituation. hut if hr 1 » known to have g l i r n n«»liee Ihr fa« I o f hi» leaving may be free’ y dit cuaaed in hia preaenee. In all big i-»tahliahmen!• the hut 1er ride* the roost in «he «ervant»’ hall, l i e ia the final authority who decide* Upon all di»put«*a or que. turna that may ar:»e among the olh er servant* upon matter» o f ruatom In all well ordered establishment* «he huiler » authority m aurh mat ter» I» never quettioueil A dreadful Violation o f etiquette in the servant»’ hall would be for one of the maidservant.» to »peak to a viaitor who may have come to •ee any one o f the servant« unlive •he wa» introduced to the viaitor T h e »imple reason o f thia rule i» that it often happen* that a lad) who ia visiting the mi»tr.-»a o f tip house may conic down tnlo the servants’ hall to fee one o f the Uni idarrrnnt* who po.uhlr m«v have U rn m her service or m whom for SMIM I M M ah* tain« . 1 »pr, ia iaterest — I ’raraon't Wreklv Wouldn't Worry *’ l nm going down to «he elqli to night, dear, ’ «aid the liu»luind will an ingratiating »mile "| won’t «t*T a Int longer than I have to, ami I intend to get home before mid night But if aomething ahould happen to detain n:o plea«e don’ t wait up for me," "I Wife won’t," »aid hia dear little " T h a t ’* right. I ’ll feel lietter if | know you're not waiting” — ‘ ’ Don’t worrv nbout it, dear. I won t wait up for you I f you aren’ t in hy 12 |'|| rotne after vou Cleveland Plain Dealer Walking With an Object. One o f thoie charming but dense young women who always take lit c r »;ii wbat 1 « told to them w«» out walking one day Not far from th. |i«rk «he met Martin. 'b . Mi«« liertrude, «<, arr •*" f,,r * »«Ik m thia bracing air Will VOU permit you?” be asked. rne t.. |»unM*M"*, a m i it is « » i . t r a i U c c t l lu tile t o w a ro iM R W r h .iu M)uruj ^ h * u-ady ^ lengths fm ImildinK | hii j w i v s . M«w*r Zinnie*. Mantling. >»»*h. «I*».*r. trim, nc ^ the p iu r* .itt* such as apjn.ll to j j I. u im I h i h u y i’ ts R . <\ I M M ELE J o s . U . J a c k s o n !: Sells ‘ '( ( n i c k “ "T h e M e a l" 0 . V and B ." M o to r" 1 “ ' n i v e r s a l R an »' S e w in ji and M a c h in e s " A d a m s " W a s te C a rb o ru n d u m T i n i I G r in d e r s O liv e r ( a n io n P lo w s , P lo w s an ti a ll kind*« o f F i r » k l i M HARDWARE Joseph H. Jackson, BITKLEY EXP. T h e Old R e lia b le S ta g e Line Ita Redmond to l*rineville Daily I P j ü s e n Q e r n . m d Hxprttê* D R R Y I X G a n d H E A V Y HAUL!SC REAL E S TA TE R e a l l i s t a t e a n d ( J i t y Prot O ffice ne »ir H.ink o f Gommera Warren & Woodward Civil Engineers IRRIGATI íí N. s u b d i v i s i o n , l a n d r^timates Furninlii'il on Rower I’I mii I m . ^ have hail 10 ). ar» civil enginaerlng. i»X|iprirnr«, : rmhracmg Rooms 5 & 6, Bank of Commerrr Rldft., P. 0. Box 26D R ® ' Swan Erickson ft S°i ct B u i l d s P la n a , E s t i m a t e s and D etail D ra w in g s t a r n i s h e d u p o n A p plication REDMOXD, ort^ you’ve “ Y e * ; ¡t was a present " " I n d e e d ! Who fro lli? " ' I don’t know, but it nay» on .... th. 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