The Redmond spokesman., June 04, 1914, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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KEDMOND 8POKKHMAN
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SOt IETY DIRECTORY
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The Store of Lower Prices and Better V alues
M A f'untillia uf Hall Frunrlarti,
furiiirrly with Niiwlln, Kuaartl a ,
Itini», atfuriinya. Ima aaaoctetrd hlm-
arlf with li <i Kuril Ir k uf tlila city
In Ihr prartlro of law hrr».
LYN C H & R O B E R T S
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H u cceao o r lo
Dirk f'aniiilirll, wurehouaeinan at
J. II. Ilauar Alialrnrt l'uni|mny llm Orraun Trunk
depot, phoned
Prllievlll. llri-Kini
Tlm Hptikoaiuan limi Halurdav want-
(r a d a
Inanimire
Ina lu know why ih » city r ou urli, or
ih » mayor, or Ihr poalmaater did not
(T.AHSIFIEI) K l U MN
ha*r Ihr Anna al half limai lu rom.
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no.inorili Ion of Ihr day
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No a ilv e r t la r im mi
In a g r ir li fo r Im a t lia n I 5 m u t a
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d a r* f r o lli o u l n f lo w n itiuat In fo rn i
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M en’s and Boys’ Clothing a Specialty
Thr Kmliuuiid Hunk of Commun-»
will furulah muury tu farmen^ lu buy
ra tti» or ahrr|i fur fm lrra.
7lf
III-
In i! tuia al ni
Al Wright and fir ('. A Cllnr
w rr» out ttahlna Hunduy and had rx-
H ill H AI.«
rrllrlil lurk
Mr Wrlahf rauallt u
« I, n. i r a , I 'a lllll.-a SOUttlWeat ..r haakn of 25 Inrar trout, and Ihr
d<M-iiir waa nul far hrhlnd him.
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CLOTHING
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A p p ly fu l.r n llii H) f u n i.
l'Ir a a a n t V a lle y K ch o o l
4 'ltf
I l a li a r a il»
p ia n o , t ir u r ly n * w ,
l»»* « old rra»otint»l<' m i to rtiti, o r
m
I'oatmaatrr Moor* atatra fliaf Ihr
l>ualal rrrrlpla ul I hl» ufflrr fur thr
munth uf May Itila yrar aliuwrd a
atihalBiillal lurrraar uvrr thr rorre-
apundlna munth luat yrar.
— and have a large assortment for you to choose from.
Ilrlna In yuttr tuhr» fur vulranlx-
Ina I » llrrdy'a (la m a »
.Hilf
clusive agency for two high-grade lines of clothes and our selec­
We have clothes to fit everybody— large, small, fat or lean
all-wool and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Il K llrunaun, furuirrly uf Prlne-
villa», arrivisi Iti Itmluinud Itila work
and ha» umdr urraiigrmi-Mta tu uprn
a rrafauranl hrrr
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II
They are
We have the ex­
tion is the btist from the two lines.
Illue Serges, all-wool ..................................... $15.00, $17.50, $20.00
Srhakrl arrlvi-d In lilla city
i if k illlliK i* fo r h o t» o r r i t t l r In - |
laat Thitraday rvrtilna lo look aftrr
r** at H(M>k«talli*n ottico.
4 »• t f
Worsteds, hard weaves, all colors.......... . . .$15.00. $17.50, $20.00
r v o r « l pulì«*?* « lu i «om o »hftftlitK
Iti good rotti! itim i
Thw Hpoko«-
Fancy Tweeds ...........................................
proprrty Inlrrrala lirr».
Wyomlna.
Woolens, Mixtures, Etc.............................. . $9.50, $ 10.50 to
II
All-Wool Diagonal W e a v e s...................... ............ $10.50 to $20.00
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A'hiaky barrrla tur aal» at Red
hd liutai llar.
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$20.00
Hr C. C Clark uf Hralllr. waa In
Itnlmuud Saturday luukltia for land
In Otta am-llun. I l » la an old frtrnd
of I W Uray. bolli rumina from
K i l t MALE Oli IIK S T
Carl II Hatch Ima liarn appointed
Jitrhrr ahup In Itrdmund
Good poattuaatrr at Imldlaw, vie» Grorgr
« r r fur rlaht man to buy or r»nf Flahrr. rralanrd
III lirar Invratlaatlun
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pt.ikrl. Iladmund. <>rr
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Mr and Mra Aahlry Forrest werr
In Ihla rlly Saturday
The Guaranteed Lines.
See Us.
W ANTED
"h-illna of Whltr l’rkln durk raaa
HiMikaaman
J i ' t i li k r t t a
A ll
Money to loan on well Improved
farina at Iraa than 9 per rent. Ked­
o f o h l e k MM mond llank of Commerce.
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k lt u l»
H u i . , 1 ni 'io- Hotel Rodinomi
Pop
krt prie» pald
4ltf
HTIt t t I H
¡Htrayad from rny prnnlara af Dee-
pillili » un Hiinday n , ht. May . 4 n
mar» wlth » h i t » alrlii» In fore­
r a i . wrialit abuul l.uuo polinda.
Ilidrd S wlth bar ulular
Hultablc
frw a n l w|ll lir pulii to olir lakltiK
n i r » up ur for raturn « f aam»
K
A »'aal. Itrac fluire, tir»
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gtrayed
decoration day waa very quiet In
Kedmond.
HAM ILTON-
BROW N
SHOES
Mr and Mra Markeil and little
dauahter. and Mr and Mra. W II
Hnhha and dauahter. Cynthia, apent
Sunday on the dearhutea river at
Imldlaw
Are the best.
Klmer Erlrkaott of Ihla rlty left
Monday for
Maryhlll.
Wn , after
a|M.ndlna
decoration
day
»Wh hla
ib o n l May I I , Ughi bay
parenta and relnilvea.
styles
d< r. » r la h t aboul 000 pollini
Sull
Shed oata Jual received a car of
p ili r a »a r d « I I I b» pald fur h r r ri­
amid aeed naia Come In and aee me
farli M l ’ Cunlon, Redmond. 4113
about thla
K MrSherry.
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J. F. HOSCH, M. I).
PH YSIC IAN
and SURGK0N
OFFICE:
N. E. Cornar 6th and K Sta.
Oregon
Redmond,
Our spring line
consists of many of the latest
for
children.
men,
women
and
I.et us show you.
LYNCH & ROBERTS
The reaular mornlna aervlcea at
the Kedmond t’ reabytertan church
June 7 The public alwnya cordially
Inaiteli
There » I I I In- pn-achlna
aervlcea at deachutea al 7:30 p. m.,j
Sunday. June 7. T. J Hedara. pnator.
THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES AND
Clark Morae of f’owell Hull», waa
In town Tueaday. The rain of Sun­
day and Monday, he aald. made the
farmera of that community feel very
optotnlat Ir.
w , buy limier n d E n »
local
yards
Wednesday
mornlna
R E D M O N D ,
O R E G O N
LOWER
PRICES
We close 6:30; Saturday 10:00
Iluckley of this city, and Mrs. Mad­ and neighbors who so kindly assisted end touched it the jar released the
Complete Btork of W o lfa Head oil, This shipment was loaded at Cole­ den of British Columbia, went flsh- j us during the sickness and death of hammer and off It went. The bullet
Keedy’a tiara*».
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our brother. R. S. Brown, and espe­ struck the woman under the arm,
man and sent here to be fed In In* on the Deschutes Saturday.
F. H. RODEMEYER
PH YSIC IAN
and SURGEON
Kyes Tested.
(«lasses
Properly Fitted
Office in Ehret Bros. hlts'k
Redmond,
-
Oregon
DR. J. BARR
DEMIST
Johnson Building
Kedmond, - Oregon
Dr. Theo. Beletski,V. S.
Veterinarian
Treat» all domeatlcated
Animala
Office: 6th Street, oppoalte
Poetolflc«
I’ hone, 1910
RRDMOND.
-
OREGON
cially the Odd Fellows, who so faith­ coming out at the back of the shoul­
A. G. Markell took Mr. and Mrs. fully did their duty, and Mia. Fry. der. Luckily no bones were touched.
I W. Gray of thla city, received a W Q Phoenix M i Mr sud Mrs. A. who so faithfully cared for him the Dr. Edwards was called, but it waa
Tuesday before he could reach the
wire the forepart of the week that K. (.Ovett to l.a Pine in his auto few days he was at the hospital.
his dau*hter-in-law was seriously III Wednesday.
MR. AND MRS ALEX BROWN. scene of the accident. He made a
hasty examination of the wound and
in Cheyenne, Wyo. He left for The
decided lo have the woman removed
Dalles to join his wife, who was on • The funeral of the infant son of WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY
her way here, and at that point re­ Otto Reutger. who died Wednesday
SHOT NEAR ROBERTS to Prineville for better care. The
ceived another wire that his daugh- morning, was held at the family
doctor said It was a little early to
A number of local people have ter-ln-law was better.
Mr.-. Gray home north of thia city Wednesday
Prineville Journal:
Mrs. Arthur make any predictions as to the ex­
walked out to the sheep corrals the continued on to Cheyenne and Mr. afternoon.
Interment at the Red­ E. Quen. who lives with her husband tent of the Injury.
past week to view the sheep shear Gray returned to Redmond.
mond cemetery.
four miles north of Roberts, acci­
In*
The first of the Astorla-San Fran­
dentally shot herself Monday after­
E. E. Romig, who for the past two noon.
R. S. Rrown. formerly of Winona.
cisco line of Hill steamers will he
Richard Wllloox left
Monday [ Wn., brother of Alex Brown of thla years has been manual training
She was about to hang up a 25-35 launched July 1 at the Cramp ship­
morning for The Halles, where he j city, died at the home of his brother teacher In Kennewick, Wn.. arrived
rifle on the wall, but before doing yard in Philadelphia.
will spend part of hla summer vaca May 18. of nrlght'a disease
Burial here a few days ago to spend the so decided to make assurance doubly
tlon.
was made In the Odd Fellows' ceme­ summer, after which he will go to sure by extracting the cartridge from
The defeat of all candidates with
Baker City, where he has a position the chamber. She evidently over­ fads and fancies In the recent pri­
tery.
Mrs. Llxxle Karnes of Culver vis-i
In the city schools. Mr. Romig Is an looked the fact that when the mech­ maries indicates that Oregon Is com­
Red her mother. Mrs. H. M. Sn-lth. :
Train No. 36, the O.-W. R & N old friend of L. E. Smith of this anism was assembled again another ing Into a more sane condition.
here one day laat week.
bullet would take the place of the
passenger train from the north, was city.
one removed. And so it happened! Light Plant for Sale—
delayed
nine hours Monday night on
L. K. Smith and Al Wright ran
The Spokesman has a practically
Jt’ L Y FOURTH AT REND
The rifle waa more dangerous now
vaaaed the Pleasant Ridge district account of rock slides In the canyon.
new gasoline lighting plant for sale.
than
in
the
first
place
The
weapon
The
train
had
lo
be
taken
hack
to
In the Interest of the Union High
Bend will celebrate the Fourth of
It Is an up to date pressure system
had a hair trigger and when the
Celllo and detoured via the Oregon
School Monday.
and wilt be sold very reasonable.
July this year, having for two years
chamber waa emptied the gun was Reason for selling— changed to elec­
Trunk.
Joined with Its neighbors In their
celebrations. This Is an invitation left cocked. Mrs. Quen went to place tricity.
Mias Vita Ramaower was a passen­
R. Proflly and D. Yancy. sheepmen to all the people of Redmond and lt on the floor and when the butt
ger for Culver Tuesday.
from east of Pr'nevllle, brought their vicinity to join with ua In a day of
good fun.
Denton G. Iturdlck was a passen­ wool clips to Redmond and shipped
There will be baseball, free lunch
them to Boston. Mass. The two clips by the riverside, water sports, includ­
ger for Metollua Friday.
amounted to about 50,000 pounds
ing fly casting contests and canoe
stunts, lota of good music, special
R. O. Ilooven and family of the;
singing, races of all kinds, plenty of
Birch Creek Ranch, departed Satur- ! O. Barney, representing Elaeman prizes, and In the evening a grand
Bros,
of
Boston,
has
bough:
about
day morning for Philadelphia. Pa. •
street masked carnival and dance,
90 per rent of Crook county’s wool with full hand music.
If proper eirange-
Altogether It will be a real old-
Another pool carload of machinery clip thla season
was received at thla station Iasi week. menta ran be made Mr. Barney will fashioned day of fun for all at no
expense, and we hope you will give
Come to LA PINK and let us locate you
This makes seven carload of farm ship all his wool from Redmond. In Rend an opportunity to entertain
machinery unloaded here the last six former years this wool has pone to you.
REND COMMITTEE.
on desirable government tracts.
Madras.
weeks.
CARD OK TH YNKS
AYA & REDMOND
LA PINE. OREGON
A party composed of Elmer and
Seven carloads of sheep eonslgned
We
desire
to
thank
the
friends
Ed
Erickson,
their
sisters,
Mrs.
Joe
to E. J. Lattghlln were unloaded at
K W I'ratt left Saturday ntorn-
Ina for Pullman and Spokane. After
a ahort vlalt In theae clllea. during
which lime he will attend the Hunk
ard convention In Spokane, he will
an on to Chicago and other eaater.i
pointa
transit.
Homesteads