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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1918)
FA O R T W O Carl Wood» has rented his farm at Sisters to a man from Spokane Philip Hobson returned home from Beet pulp ut Marlon'« Feed Store. Spokane Monday evening and reports Today marka the beginning of a pleasant trip. aprlng. Mr and Mrs. Jess Davis moved Mlsa Allle Osgood of Seattle, Wash Monday to the bouse recently vacated by Rev. Loree's family. 1« a guest <>t Mr». It. II McMIckle. \\ K McCormick sustained a Incubator and brooder for »ale by broken arm at Tumalo a few days City Feed Store. ago. while cranking his Ford. Get a free Kitchen Reminder at The Infant son of John Adams has Marlon'«. been seriously III with pneumonia, E r r »! We pay ca«b for clean, but is now almost recoverod. fresh eggs. City Feed Store R. P. Richardson and F. C, Wester* Ml»« Marie Austin of Prineville, I of the Bulletin force, were here spent Saturday In Redmoud. on Monday. XV. N. Brown went to Portland J S. Ayres, who ha» been delivery Monday for a few day«' business trip. man for Mohler & Doty for some Mr«. Roy Branton of Sister» is time, left for the Ochoco Sunday «pending a few days in Redtnlnd with Miss Jennie McVicker, daughter of relatives. ,, ,, . Kev. E. E. McVicker. arrived from . . . . . the W illamette valley on Saturday ter. Mrs. Clyde Degenhart, are spend evening. Ing today In Bend. Rev. Hartranft, local food adm inis Miss Nora Livingston of Bend vis trator. will speak at Terrebonne, on ited her parents, the J. XV. Living- the food question, on Friday evening. «tons, last Sunday. March 2fith. The friends of Mrc. J. A. Willcox Rev. McVicker will preach at | will he very much pleased to know Terrebonne at 11 a. in ; Cloverdale that her condition Is again very much at 3 p. m . and at Redmond at 7:30 Improved. next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Windom and A special m eeting of the Redmond Mrs. Carl Windom of Culver, were in I Women's Club is called for Tuesday Redmond Monday, shopping and vis afternoon. March J6th, and all mem iting friends. bers are requested to be present, us Messrs. Johnson. Driscoll. Ring business of importance is to be con and Bell were guests of Mrs John sidered. Ryan at the Irish-American dance in While playing at the Dahl home Bend last Monday evening after dark Tuesday evening Margaret I Sidney H. Ring, of the Benson , Beaver ran into a barbed wire fence Timber company, arrived Friday for eutting her throat s0 badlv that it a four days' visit with Vernon A Bell WB, necessary to take nine stitches both having attended Stanford Uni to close the wound. versity. ... ,, , . , Charles Coudert. a former piano Miss Beulah Tinner is spending a a(fent at Bend bas b w „ belJ Th few w eek, visiting In McMinnville. n a l,e8 ,or att,.niptillg to cop,e. ! „ J*.?* . r,l’! ' rO"K *’ o f ”Th« Unfinished Mystery." a work her place at the telephone exchange, that was forbidden circulation some during her absence. tim e Ago. Bishop Paddock and Rev Van Jam es Haft, believed to have been ' W ater. who have been holding ser the oldest man in Oregon, died in vices at Prineville, came in this fu rry county a few days ago II, | morning en route to their home at was In his 106th year. In the early Hood river. da> s lie was engaged in picking !| L. A. Hunt was in front Lower across the mountains Bridge this morning and feels quite Quite a party of friends and neigh- j satisfied with the season's prospects and the supply of water now assured bors of Mrs. Steinkopf surprised her to him self and neighbors for the S a tu rd a y b.v co in in g to help M le b ra tC | her birthday anniversary. To show future. their patriotism, no refreshm ents C. P Becker, one of the successful were served, but a pleasant social farmers of the Tumalo section, was evening was spent. transacting business heie on Monday. As Mrs. Toney will soon leave R ed-; His apiary produces large quantities tnond. Mrs l^ avitt entertained in her of honey for which he finds a ready honor at a St. Patrick's tea on Sun local market. day afternoon. The gu ests were An Impression has got abroad that Msdames Stevens. Lauderback, Law- the Redmond creamery will only be son, Studebaker. Shingler. Boettger. i a cream collecting station. This is and the Misses Cook and Randolph a mistake, as it will continue to man Mr and Mrs. C. C. Tilton o f De- J ufacture all cream brought In. as troit. Kansas, cam e in unexpectedly heretofore. Saturday nigh: for a visit with their Rev. Hazelton has a son in the ser daughter. Mrs J a re d M oore a n d fam- | vice who is a musician and Is located ily. They left home February 1, and In New Mexico. In target practice a have made a leisurely trip through few days ago. he scored (6 out of a Colorado. Wyoming and southern possible 50 at 600 yards, which was California, com ing here by way of, the highest score made Portland. T hursday , march 21, 11»IH THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN Redmond and Vicinity I f you want to help win the war. fo l low the G overnm ent's instruction s re ga rd in g the use o f Hour. We sell W a r S avings t'e r lilie a le stam ps anti T h r if t stam ps. (Jet them a t o u r G rocery counter. W a rn e r’s Rust p ro o f Corsets guaranteed not to ru st o r tear, are agents fo r them . Celebrate With us House Dress Week March 23rd to March 30th We are Agents for ‘Mina Taylor’ House Dresses See our Display Saturday, March 23rd The Sales Ladies will all wear a Mina Taylor House Dress for Demonsl ration. Our large assortment of these house dresses contains some of the very latest styles and materials to he found in house dresses and our prices are pleasing. Children’s Dresses Wash Goods (JET YOUR GIRLS READY I'OR THE SPUING TIME BY YOU ARE INTERESTED, WE KNOW, IN EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO WASH GOODS SO COME IN AND LET I S SHOW YOU A WELL SELECTED LINE THAT YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH AND WILL BUY YOUR NEEDS EARLY. WE HAVE THE GOODS AT THE RIGHT PRICES. GETTING READY MADE GINGHAM DRESSES. SHOWING IS GOOD— PRICES, 50c: 60c; 65c: 75c; S,*c and $1.00. OUR LYNCH & ROBERTS “THE QUALITY STORE We dose 6:30; Saturday 10:00 REDMOND, OREGON' We buy B utter and K kk * B H. McMIckle reported a very Chester Brown, one of Uncle Sam's successful trip to New Orleans, where boys, who has been home on a 15 he went with five cars of potatoes, days' furlough, was the guest of The dealers In New Orleans were honor at a party given by the B a p tist, highly complimentary about our po young people and other friends at the tatoes. saying that they were the Dittemore home Monday evening A est prosperity In their new home and and HATS galore, and a comprehen vlnclug one. Mr Ryan will make an sive showing of all spring fabrics. best ever seen on that market effort to be with us on April 6th. and general good time was had with vocation. Most excellent music was furnished no resident of Central Oregon can Denton G. Burdick has bought the James Dillon and brother arrived games, music, etc., and refreshm ents from Portland som e time ago and are of punch and wafers were served. lot between his office and the new throughout the afternoon by Mrs afford to miss hearing him. Durand, piano; Miss Hoskins, violin, Bro. Whisnant of the Bend Press located on their land north of town Private Brown left last night for his Mohler A Doty stare building. Breeder of and Jam es Austin, clarionet. •poke of the great good that was sure opposite the Sturdivan place. James post of duty. Miss Maude Butler entertained a Mrs. Fuller presided at a table to follow the visit of these gentlemen Dillon was roadmaster for the S P The farewell party which was giv- number of the “ Preshie'' girls at a where delectable Bawaiian pineapple to this section and lauded each his A 8., when that road built in here, en by Mrs. L. L. Gooding last Thurs- taffy pull and "consolation party and waa served with whipped cream, ac- aapi rations for political preference and is well known to the old timers day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Blair, Monday evening. I o ia n d ( liiiui floors Hon. D. G. Burdick of Redmond, Club -------------- Red Cross Aus , The Women's ----------------- — - bX “**r,y *" *he lad‘ef,| Ed. wa in on Monday companied by Liberty crackers Ed. Barnard Barnard was All of our neighboring com m uni also gave a short synopsis of events lllary gave a Kensington at the club ° ‘ Presbyterian Guild and several } j M t long enough to say "Hello." and Redmond, Oregon legislative u sr in lilt ties furnished contingent« of adm ir of the last other friends. Mrs. Gooding was as rooms Tuesday afternoon It Is ex- “ **"— “ then hustld back to the lambs, of wherein "Bob" Stanfield and C. D. peeled to make this a monthly affair. sisted in receiving and entertaining which he Is getting about 120 per ing shopper«, and in both a «octal and l'c.llgr<-e,| |,U|| ra|r r„r business way the day was a great Cusick had at all tim es shown their •erving a ten cent tea. for the pur by Mrs. Jared Moore and Mrs Crab cent. fairness toward Central Oregon and success. pose of keeping the club rooms clean tree. Mrs Blair was presented with her best Interests Mrs. Blair and son William left on a bedspread and napkins by ladies of for the surgical dressings class. THE i < i 'IM UK I \ l . < |,l B individual Monday morning, the former for Cal A Joint m eeting of the Conquest the Guild, and several FBI ITS X M l s l i m BBEItX ifornia points, end the latter for gifts were presented also. Consult and Bible class was held at the Bap Marshfield. Oregon. Robert remains The m eeting on Monday dismissed The Methodist church service flag tist church Tuesday evening The I am still taking orders for all here until the close of the school the regular routine business and it matter of Installing electric lights was presented last Sunday morning year. was turned into a love feast because kinds o f fruit and shrubbery, Caro was discussed and a com m ittee ap- with a splendid patriotic program. lina poplars, etc . for spring delivery. Manager Miller of the telephone of so many visiting celebrities, among Eye Specialist pointed, which expects to make ar Addresses were made by Hon G. L. Northern grown stock and warranted. whom were Hon Robert N. Stanfield, rangements soon After the business Dobson and the pastor. Rev Hazel company, has been rearranging the Freight prepaid. See me at my resi OF PORTLAND. XX ILL BE IN m eeting a social time was had A ton; music by a quartette composed circuits In town, and Incidentally Hon C. D. Cusick of Albany. J. M. dence. REDMOND AGAIN. MONDAY, Guyton of Coos Bay. Thomas O. Ryan sending In call« to which no answer of Chad Irvin, Mr Warner and Mes- Bible question match proved very in- A. COSLKTT. XI XI« Il 25. o a k h A i teresting. Mr. and Mrs Schrunk in- denies Cunning and Durand, and the was given whenever lines happened of Portland, Messrs Hunter. Whls- nant and McKay of Bend, and others vited the classes to a m eeting at their reading of a poem. “Our Nation's to cross D O N I F o i « , ET THE DATE. Mrs Shipp and daughters. Miss who!M* names have escaped us home on the second Tueeday night T rinity,-' by Mrs Hazelton. This (AINSI LT HIM. Mr Stanfield was the first speaker In April. poem was written over tw enty years Dishman. Miss Davis, Mrs N evell. Ice cream and cool drinks promise ago' at ,h e ’’me of the Spanish war. Mrs. Glaze, Mrs. Morris and daugh- He is a candidate for the United to be mighty scarce articles here this " r' Hazelton s brother and Is said ter and Mrs. Sears were Prineville States senate, but declined to talk MIDGE IIIREt TOKX' XX E HAX E MXDE ARRANGE summer. No natural ice has been put ,o ** P V ’•PUonally appropriate at this ladies who were in town Saturday to politics on this occaaion. and dealt In MENTS XXHKKEKX XX E CAN REBEKAH IXIIMIE NO. 204 up. owing to (he open winter, and :'nie Fifteen stars are on the flag, attend I.ynch A Roberts' spring open- “ glittering generalities" on subjects I. O. (I. F . F U R N I S H EKED. SEED Ing. of general interest to everybody He this entire section, including Prine- wi,h one niore ,o 6e added, that Meets every second and fourth standing for Earl Tinner Is an interesting speaker. possesses a (■KAIN XND HXX ON TERMS ville. must depend on the plant at The seventh and eighth grade pu Friday of each month. Rend. Ammonia is scarce and al PAX XIII.E NEAT OCTOBER. pils had a party Friday evening, with pleasing personality, and impresses MILS J J McEl.FREHII. N. O. FINIS V iw ilix SELLS H.ANt H one as a solid, substantial citizen most Impossible to gel. and the facto Miss Elizabeth Fry as hostess at the MRS. II C. SCHUMACHER, V. G. Hon C D. Cusick ia an Albany ry may not be able to get enough to Dittem ore home. Their teacher. Mr. Finis Woods, one of the real old MILS K. T STEVENS, Secretary. keep running. J B. Roe Is putting timers of this section, has sold his Tuck, and Mrs. Covert were chaper banker and a member of the state senate He ia in the race for state In two cars of ice from Bend, and ¡ranch north of town and will leave ons. and a joyous tim e was had until IIEIIMONII LOIXIE treasurer and those who know him •avs that he will keep meat cool for j about the first of the month for Wal a late hour. No. 154 speak in highest praise of bis ability, a while, anyway. lowa county, where he has bought a Beguini' eom munlcalIons patriotism and general fitness for any A sawmill la being unloaded here ranch of 400 acres with much outly- firs» ntnl thrill Friday« of I-X Nt II A ROBERTS' ttPF.NING office of trust. and will be put up near Sisters and ing range and where he will engage enelt month. Visiting The real orator of the occudOB, operated by interests connected with in wool growing on an extensvle llieth ien welenme Redmond put on metropolitan airs however, proved to be Thomas G HOGANIXI D RXRRI II R i m KM the Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., :he ob- scale I <1 li I tit I l i I : lM*) Saturday, the occasion of Lynch A Ryan, assistant district attorney of ANU R. I. REDS ject being to supply the local demand Mr Woods came here thirteen Roberts' spring opening The streets and sh*p whatever surplus there may years ago w hen the country was a were lined with autom obiles and the Multnomah county, representing the REDMOND LODGE Get your eggs from hens that He is an be The old Duckett mill at Slaters : wilderness, and by Industry and thrift store was thronged with people all Libery Loan com m ittee Nn. IO» are la; <-r»— At JMl ,>er 15 at the Irishman and one of the most force Knights of Pythias 111 be closed down in a couple of has amassed a com petence. We are day but particularly in the afternoon ful fluent speakers ever heard in Cen- rh, or 82.51» shipped. w eeks and moved to near Bend, thus sorry to see Mr. Woods and his fam -j The «tore waa specially decorated, tral Oregon .... lBr Meets each Tuesday Hia explanation of the leaving only the Wilson mill, and the Ily leave us, as they are most deslr- though the goods on display were In war situation and evening In Castle Hall. the ben«Miltv for J. W. Schrunk one to be operated by Barney Markell able citltens. and It is to be hoped them selves decoration enough There ¡bond purchases by the citizen while Memheis and visiting Knights urged and Roy Branton in that section Redmond. Oregon a'l. Il.l ill I I I I ' I 0 C. they will continue to enjoy the h igh -, were handsome M ita, dresaea, sh o e .'b r ie f, was a masterly effort and a con- MAX CUNNING, K R A S E. C. PARK JERSEY CATTLE DR. T U R N E R Feed and Seed Grain Burdick Mortgage Co. Eggs for Hatching
