The Redmond spokesman., March 21, 1918, Page 5, Image 5

TIII'BHDAY, MARCII 21. 1918
' bused the HO north of J. h. Gibson’s
The usual bi-monthly meeting of
Miller, W H. Cochran --.nd-------- you are required to appear and ana-
place. Is fancliiK, « learlng and other the Cloverdale Council Club met at Cochran, the above named defend wer the com plaint filed against you
In the above entitled cause and court
wise pulling his new land Into Hhape the school house Friday evening. Dr. ants, and each of you, Greetings:
Advertisem ents published under
In the name of the State of Oregon -n or before the 22nd day of March,
thia head ul one cent u word for ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I for planting.
J F. Hooch of Redmond spoke on the
you and each of you are hereby rc- , 1918, and If you fall so to appear and
each Insertion.
No advertluenient
Our Junior Red Cross workers are third Liberty Ixmn campaign. The qulred to appear and answer the coin- answer, the plaintiffs will, for want
Inserted for less thuu 16 cents. Or­
LOWER BRIDGE
j Itusy these «lays making gun wipers program further consisted of an old plaint filed in the above entitled 1 thereof, apply to the court for the ro-
ders from out of town must Inform
cau se of suit against you on or be- lief demanded In said complaint, vis:
us how mm y Issues the ml Is to
Mrs IttiHMill Chapman entertained I to be sent the I*. H. troops us their fashioned spelling match In which
21st, 1918, and If you That the plaintiffs have Judgment
run.
Out of town orders must be , h„
Mf
K<<| CrtMW
hr, bit In helping to squash the kaiser, everybody took part, and a series of fall to March
so appear and answer or other­ .'.ml decree herein against against the
seen in [milled by rush. Initials and
J. F. Rice sold three large c o w s, Hve-mlnute talks by several of those wise plead, for want thereof the defendant Edward McGlothlln, for
home Wednesday afternoon,
figures count as words.
Plaintiff will apply to the above the sum of Eight Hundred Seventy-
leave about April 1st. Mr Woods Is and a veal to a Bend butcher Tuesday attending.
named Court for a decree as prayed live dollars, with Interest thereon at
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Little
Irene
Burnside,
the
baby
K ilt HALM
ber «laughter, Mrs. Broglili of Ante
for In the complaint filed herein,
ALFALFA
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George namely; that the lien mentioned In the rate of six per cent per annum
lope, were visitina the A H. Holmes
from the 1st day of May, 1915, and
A KNAP Will sidl cheap on easy
Burnside, has been III during the past said complaint be foreclosed, that the for the further sum of Ono Hundred
family the first of last week
Mrs. Albert Mohler and Mrs AV. ('. week, but Is doing nicely at present. property mentioned and described In dollars, attorneys fee, together with
terms with li per cent Interest on
I,. A Hunt und Frank Newport Arnold of Redmond spent several
deferred payment the 4 «> acres known
J. L Parberry and son have been said com plaint, namely, the South­ ‘heir costs and disbursements; that
were In Bend Friday, where Mr. New­ iluys In Alfalfa, guests of Mr. and
east Quarter of Be« tlon One, Town­ the certain mortgage upon and
us the Dement 40, together with all
seeding
rye for the past week, and ship Eighteen South, Range Thirteen againts
port was called to lake a second ex­ Mrs. Curt Holloway. Mr. Mohler and
the follow ing described prem­
wuter right specified In convey from
now have about 66 acres planted.
East of the W illam ette Meridian be ise:-« to-wlt: the Southeast Quarter of
amination f«W service in the army.
Mr Arnold came out Holiday und the
O I Co. Commillllclite for com ­
The ladles of the Cloverdale Red sold by the Sheriff of this County in Section Five In Township Fifteen,
Mrs Holmes of drusa Valley, ami
plete diiecrlptlon, price und terms
ladies accompanied them back to Cross Auxiliary are busily working the manner prescribed by law, and South, of Range Eleven, East, of the
Jerry Groszkruger has hud word
with Walther W illiam s Hardware Co
town
'on their silk quilt, which they expect that the proceeds of i;uch vale h ea p - W illamette Meridian, and all water
from Chus Hlscock and Hennis Hunt
plied to the satisfaction of the costs rights appurtenant thereto. Except-
The Dalles, Ore.
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Frank Ogle returned from a trip to raffle off In a few weeks The pro­ of such sale, the costs of this suit, i Ing the following described piece or
Mr. Hlscock bus been traukferred to The Halles, where he pur« based a ,.,.,.d„ arp to go for , h(. beneflt of the
and the remainder to the satisfaction portion of said land to-wlt: Begln-
I ( iI t K A L E
Threi year old well from the Presidio und Is now at Camp
40 acre fruit farm.
«
h ,., j Cross.
of the clr.lrns of the plaintiff herein, nlng at the Southeast corner of the
muted bluck team, mure and geld Fremont, Cal. Mr Hunt Is at Lee,
namely, the sum of 1655.00 and the Southeast Quarter of Section Five, in
Mr
and
Mrs
Han
Angland
were
Miss
Ruby
Richards
and
Irvin
Par-
lug
Weight about >600, will easily Neb , waiting for his call, as he hus
further sum of 365.00 attorneys fees. Township Fifteen, South of Range
surprlse.l Huturduy evening when a |M.rry n,adt. a business trip to Bend That the above named defendants, ( Eleven, East, of the W illamette Mo­
make 2800 pounds. From large, well enlisted In tbe radio service,
party of friends Invaded their home, Tuesday.
und each o ' them, and all persons rldlan, and running thence West 71
bred mares und sired by Luther, I m M r . und Mrs. A 8. Holmes and
It being Mr. Angland*« birthday.
Henry Wilson has fixed a few of claim ing, or to claim by, through or and 2-3 feet, thence In a Northerly
ported Pen heron stallion
Broke to family uutoed to Gateway Friday to
Larson and la ttl, Pyatts and Hoi- the culverts In Cloverdale to make under them, or either of them be direction to a point 52 feet West of
drive, and gentle; price 1300. J O visit with Mrs Holmes* mother and a
barred and foreclosed of any right or the Northeast corner of the Southeast
lowny are hauling land plaster for the roads more passable for his Ford. I equity of redemption therein except Quarter of said" Section Five," thence
sklrvlng, Redmond. Dragon
33-2 sister who Is home on a visit, and
use on Ih«dr frms.
John Gutter and Calvin Burnside aa Provlded by Statute, and for such East 52 feet to the Northeast corner
FOR KALE Keveral weanling pigs whom Mr* Holmes hud not seen for
J. N. Roberta spent several days ma«J«- a trip to Portland F r i d a y w it h
and ^urth*’r relief as to thisiO f the Southeast Quarter of said Sec-
a couple of carloads of ste e ls Vernon * In^h' 7 ^ T * “ “ *** a"d s t a b l e Hon Five, thence South to place of
They returned home w| (h
, b Redmond friends las. week
Chas Mumn. Redmond. Ore.
3k seven yeurs
.
. , a
or <artoa«is or steers. Vernon In the premises.
beginning, made, executed and dellv-
Sunday.
F o il KALE One set of double work
a delightful dinner p a r ty wan had Skelton and K. E. He»»© accompanied
Thin summon« In published pursu-•ered by the said Edward McGlothlln
Ha vid Mlllburn Is clearing some Bunday at the C II. Hardy home in them to Redmond.
ant to an order made so to do by the to one George W. Null, dated May
harness; good as new. Price <4 0.
land on the Ellas Payne place.
honor of Mrs Hardy s, her son W ill’s,
Ray Abbey, the potato king of the Judge of the above named Court, 1 1st. 1912, and securing payment of
W N. Brown, Redmond, Ore.
3k-1
Emerson Shafer and wife
made and entered on the 28th day of the above m entioned sums, which
mortgage and the note thereby se-
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,,1p
MAX A. CUNNING,
¡cured has been, for value ,assigned,
Of Attorneys for Plaintiff sold, and transferred to the plaintiffs.
J E Warner, I’owell Butte. Ore 3k 2 summer fullow.
Residing at Redmond, Ore. • be foreclosed and the said premises
been helping C, II. Hardy fan h>B seed
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! (Date of first publication, February ordered sold as provided by law for
FOB SAI.E Hcotch eolllo puppies;
oats, which have all been sold to NON-LAVING HENS
7th, 1918.)
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the purpose of paying said judgm ent,
muleu. |k mt; fem ales, 34.00. Box
TETHEROW BUTTE
neighbors.
MA A' BE MARKETED I - ——-------------------------------— ------------- and that all of the defendants, and
160, Rsdmond, Ore
3k-2
A Hhults purchased 50 pounds of
SI MMONS
all persons claim ing by, through or
Mr. and Mrs AV. E. Abbey were aweet clover seed, and 300 pounds of
|
In
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
o
f
'
ander, theJn - be forever ^arTed fore-
FOR SALE Tillamook calves, hulls
W K. Newell, assistant federal
closed and estopped fm m having or
Oregon for Deschutes County.
alfulfu seed, from A Munz of Red­
or heifers; 3 4.00 and up llox 160 Bend visitors Wednesday.
I claim ing to have any right, title or
Ray Ahlx-y und w ife of Klsters were mond, und 1» preparing to seed the food adm inistrator for Oregon, has 1 C u y l f ï/ob son 'an d ‘j “ À° Wlïlcox
Redmond, Ore.
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Interest In and to said premises, and
telegraphed from W ashington, where
Plaintiffs,
over and spent a few days with his same this spring.
for such further relief as to the
FOR KALE A few choice heifers, parents, Mr. and Mrs. AV. E. Abbey.
he has been In attendance at a con- „ .
VB-
Court may seem Just.
An efTort is being made through ference of state adm inistrators, that ; Edward McGlothlln, Eleanor Mc-
and two milch cows J G MrUuffle,
Mrs, E. M. Eby entertained the the Alfalfa Development Club to se­
This summons is published by or­
Glothlln,
H
C.
Miller,
Ernma
Redmond. Orc
der of the Hon. T. E. J. Duffy, judge
31 Huge Brush Hewing Circle Thursday cure a rural route from Redmond via the ban on non-laying hens had been
Miller, Lydia Morgan, Admin­
of the above entitled court, made on
istratrix of the Estate of Peter
i afternoon. The time was spent In Powell Itutte, or from Rend, as the lift«-«! under the follow ing provision:
AA ANTED
the 30th day of January, 1918, and
Smidt,
deceased,
and
the
un­
■'That
the
grower.
In
making
sh
ip
-!
i directing that this summons be pub­
AA ANTED Second hand goods of ull Red Cross knitting und hemming Alfalfa post office will probably be nient, must attach a certificate with | known heirs of said Pester
lished for six consecutive
weeks In
Smidt, dec’d, defendants.
.
kinds, Highest price patii. C. II, towels Those present were Mesdames discontinued.
«•ach lot that they are non-layers. The
To the above named defendants,; the Redm°n<l Spokesman a weekly
P Kchmldt, H K. Nlcley, It. L. Kt«-v-
Ilaggott. Redmond, Ore.
tfSO
Albert Hhults und family and Mar­ buyer shall then forward the certlfl- Edward McGlothlln, Eleanor Me-1
»paper printed and published In
«•ns, I’. McElfresh, AV. J. Kturdvlnn,
Glothlln, H C Miller. Emma Miller, I
S
J?®
WANTED A girl or woman to work K » „ i.h e r . M A King, J. H. Mertx. shall Roberts motored to Redmond cate to this office."
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,
• la V iliu M o r s r & n
r M H i n f ?ht*
tn © f i r s t p u b lic a tio n of th is sum -
Sunday afternoon, and attended the
by the weak. Mrs J. E. Warner, j y Van Allen. A dal.ity luncheon
He also advised that, on account ,.gU te of Peter Smidt. deceased and TL0"8 *8 the 7th day of February,
movies.
Powell Itutte, ( Ire
;tk was served
of the season being a month earlier the unknown heirs of said P e t e r 1918*
The tx xt meeting will
An Invitation has been extended
J. A. WILLCOX,
FOR RENT
Mr" J J McK,fre<b* March the Jolly Neighbors club of Alfalfa on this coast than in the east, all re-i^m ldt, deceased:
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
strlctlons on the sale of h«*ns probab-
ln
name of the State of Oregon 32-7
tFttlt RENT My farm near Klsters,
Ito meet with the Redmond clubs In
1 In Cal-
W. E. Ahlxfy and J. Hutton arc an all day s«-sslon Friday, March 22 ly will be removed on April
of 160 acr<-s, Irrigated. With or
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Bornia,
Oregon
and
\\
ashignton,
In-
« Mr a|ld Mrg n arwd of p rinev||le
without team s und equipment. No b u sy [« tillin g tree«
stead of April 30 as originally ord­
Mr
and
Mrs
Bert
Nichols
and
Mrs.
w
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,
move
,
o
,
h<5
MertlK.hlng
placP_
water rent to pay. C. H. Woods,
MACHINES
\A I- Mackey were callera at Clover and awl, „ h„ n
farm,ng , hp r0Inlng ered.
Sisters, Ore.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
1 Correspondence :
1
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M
M M
M rs H a r - 1
., d a u g lltO I
season
On account of poor lu-alth, Cecil of Paul Mertschlng’s.
Kenyon has rented his place for the
Mr. und Mrs. Wn». Ferry were In
coming year to Mr Hughes
¡Redmond Monday transacting busl-
(Continued from Page One.)
I- .11 Woods has traded his p la r e |neM
for u ranch n«-ur Enterprise, and will
Curt Holloway was el«-eted council ®*vy-
Stop to rest one moment on th«-lr member for the Alfalfa Development
"The
° f copper is progress-
on«- of the old settlers, having been Club for the ensuing year.
inK at hlKh ®l><*ed and the boats are
AAORK AA ANTED
here about 13 years, ami the family
Jesse Fisher left Sunday to Join *iR carrying cargoes worth several
PLOWING I will «Io plowing hy the *'*11 *’*' "‘•""‘■'I Dv a host of friends.
his parents who recently moved to hundred thousand dollars,
Hens Woods came home Saturday, the Valley.
acri
Im iiB r e a l H |to k v s m u n o ffici-
"There are now about 125,000
after spending several months In the
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Post ’’«‘•»deer in the territory. They are
W illam ette valley.
on Monday, March 18. a fine baby Increasing very rapidly and will. In
II >1.1 I H Al. ANNOI N( FAIENTS
J. O Hanaen made a trip to Klsters girl.
'th e near future, play a substantial
Monday.
part In supplying meat for the states.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Robinson,
who
have
K H l DISTRI« T .ATTOItNEA
Mr. and Mrs G. II. Graves, accom­ been working In Bend during the win­
I h<*rehy announce m yself uh a
NOTICE OE SH ER IFF’S S ALE
panied by Miss Ruth Mackey, were ter months, have returned to their
candidate for ili«- Repuhllcan nom i­
Rend visitors Saturday.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
farm in Alfalfa.
nation for Dlstrlet Atlorney for Des-
Oregon for Deschutes County.
Messrs Dobson and Moore of Red­
Mrs
F.
J.
Clarke,
who
Is
expected
chuti-s coiinty
Guy E. Dobson, plaintiff, vs. John
mond attended the m eeting nt the to arrive soon from Portland, will be
H Martels and Josie Mariels, his
Il II DE ARMONI),
school house Friday night. Mr. Dob- accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. T. O.
wife; W. F. Shanks and Mrs. AV.
l'resi-ni Inciimlx-nt.
F. Shanks, his wife, defendants:
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son spoke In behalf of the third Lib- Johnson, who will make their home
Are you saving for yourself alone ,.rty lx,a „ dr|v<. wh|ch
be<,B
Notice
Is hereby given that by vir­
with her for a while.
or buying War Saving stam ps and soon.
tue of an execution and order of sale
issued out of the above entitled c o u r t'
auvlng for yourself nnd your coun­
Several fam ilies surprised Mrs. J
TERREBONNE
and to me directed, dated February
try?
J. McElfresh Sunday hy coming to
15, 1918, upon a judgm ent and de­
help her celebrate her birthday. They
Levi McCauley returned Wednes- cree made on the 11th day of Febru-
KNITS TAAO MM KS
, ,
.
. , .
,
arL 1918, and entered In said court
brought their lunch nnd the day was day
from a business trip to various on , he 15th day of Kebruary> liU 8
AT ONE O l’EH ATION
pleasantly spent.
points In Minnesota.
In favor of the plaintiff for the sum
C. C. Hyde arrived here from Ft.
Seven Hundred Dollars, with ln-
Mlss Rose liahlwin, a Portland Red
Stevens last Sunday evening for a / ereat t^,ereon at
ce.nt p<?r
POWELL BUTTE
Cross worker, has demonstrated that
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annum front August 27, 1917, and
It In possible to knit a pair of socks
surprise visit to his wife and was a the furIher
of One Hundred I
at the sam e tim e with one set of
A number of locul Red Cross work- welcome visitor to the school M on-¡Five and 35-100 Dollars, with inter-)
j ®«t thereon at Ten per cent per an- >
ne.MlI.-s, The finished product l« lera nwtoretl to Prineville Friday day.
The
school
AVork
day
was
a
grand
"“ n,/ r?l,n AugU8t “ 7* 1917* “ nd fof
called a double so. k. hut Is In r e a lity , n)or„ |ng. where they spent the dav
,
; the further sum of One Hundred
a pair of so. ks Miss Baldwin Is cer- „ gue, ta of the Crook cou|lty chap. success nnd the grounds were greatly Do ilarg, attorney fees, together with
talnly a public benefactor.
J ter. The following women attended: improved. After u morning of hard the costs and disbursem ents taxed at
Joyful work the cafeteria stvle !>»• »«»> of Forty-four nnd 90-100
Meadatnea J. F. Rice, Mary Schiele, but
lunch was welcomed by all. The a f - ! do(,lara and at* 7 l“ «K cos’s, and ord-
E A E R A TR IN O GOING out
John Brown. Mary V. Charlton, W. T.
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¡ering the foreclosure of plaintiff s!
NOTHING C«>MING IN
Smith, Ora Foster, L. W. Van Horen, ternoon was enlivened by a baseball mortgage upon and against the fol- .
game between the school boys and lowing premises, to-wlt: The South-
Communities are beginning M’ ,, Wm. Arnold, H. D. Mustard and G. C. the married men where the boys r e -1 e a ,t Quarter of the Southwest Quar-!
complain that on account of the In- 1 rue*da,f
celved the worst end of the cam e ,er and the Southwest Quarter of the
Mrs. Chas. Oreweller who has been «. li.« tn, worst end or th. game. Southensl Quarter of Section Thirty­
«•quality of the distribution of war
'll!«- High school girls as a com m ittee ¡one, in Township Fifteen, South, of
expenditures they are Ix-lng slowly visiting the past week with her sold tags during th«- day for funds Range Eleven, E, AV. M.. and Lots I
daughter,
Mrs.
J.
M.
Shearer
and
hut persistently forced Into commun­
to buy athletic supplies.
Four, Five nnd Six of Section Six, in
ity bankruptcy and are In danger of j
lor 1,er home near Bend
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Ix-lng branded au slackers through Sunday,
ped out of here Sunday.
»aid premises be sold for the pur-i
Mrs.
E.
A.
llunsett
spent
the
week
their Inability to meet their appor­
Bert Nichols has a crew of men pose of satisfying nnd paying said!
«•nd
with
home
folks
on
the
farm,
re­
tionm ent of war HUbscriptlons, as Is
putting the tinlshlng touches on th e ! above ‘I w i b e d
Judgment, that li
Hhown hy the following paragraph turning to Prineville Sunday.
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AV. T. Smith came over from the
from a letter from a prominent hank­
for the Mea»on.
o ( March, 1918, at the hour of ten
er of Southern Oregon to R. N. Stan­ Oehoco project Saturday for a brief
Great preparations are being made o'clock in the forenoon of »aid day,
visit
with
horn«»
folks,
returning
to
field:
for the dance in the com m unity hall and at ,he front door of the cou«*’
"I am «-specially pleased with your his work Monday.
k - . i. i. v
u ->«
¡house In the city of Ilcnd, Oregon,,
hrltlay evening, March 22.
I offer for sale at public auction t o '
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allen
Wlllcoxon
were
vigorous statem ent In regard to g et­
Mrs.
R
O.
Relgel
spent
Sunday
af-
the highest Milder for cash, subject!
ting more of the government money Prineville visitors Tuesday.
ternoon
with
Mrs.
Earl
Benton.
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> right of redemption, all the right, I
Messrs. Wilson and Kinsey, the
spent In Orego for supplies. Ill this
At the last m eeting of the Farmers*!,ltle and ‘“ ’erest w hich the above (
Prineville
contractors,
were
visitors
part of th«> state we are «-specially
iT.xirx.,
tcw ... it-»
i
either s. of on
them,
I Mon, K
Messrs
Dobson, i Lynch
and named
,lad ,n defendants,
and to 8ald or ,)renlise
thp
hard hit because we have very little at the Truesdale home Sunday,
AAar.l
of
Redmond
were
in
attendance
30th
day
of
September.
1915,
the
Mrs. Grover Cornett and children
to sell, and have subscribed very lib­
of Prineville are visiting In this 4o “,ld '’’'tllned the next Liberty Loan date of plaintiff’s m ortgage, or which
erally to all war activities as well ns
drive, at which time Mrs. Eunice e,t,herJ1 ° f sald ‘«efendanta have ac­
quired since said date, to satisfy!
the rest of the stale. Tlx- money has callty, gticstH at the McDaniels and Gales was chosen captain.
pay nnd discharge the said Judgment
been sent out for th<- HiihHerlptlonH, Brown homes.
All ladles are especially Invited to anti decree,
The follow ing delegation of our
and unless some of It conies hack, we
a m eeting on March 25th at 2:30j
Dated February 15, 1918.
will In the near future be unable Io people turned out to the Sheepmens* In the afternoon, at the L. P. C. hall
a.
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. S,* EL ROBERTS,
,
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.
Sheriff, Deschutes County, Oregon
(III our quotas und he branded as convention and banquet In Bend Sat­
when outside Duly speakers are to be By A. A. Anderson. Deputy.
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slackers. Our one prlnclpsl Industry urday; Mr. anti Mrs. E. N. Hall, Mr. lili- s c iit to a d d re s s tlx - iiitx-tlllg.
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and
Mrs.
John
Driscoll,
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
the growing of fruit, has been Injured
AV. F Mackey has returned from . ..
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.
, , , 1 In the Circuit Court of the State of
rather than henefltteil by the war. AA'tn. AVIlson, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. ,,
Bend where lx- has been working In
Oregon for „,.s,.lnltea County,
Wo have timber ri-Hourees Ix-re, hut Stewart, «Air. and Mrs. Allen AVIllcox-
oii , Mr. nnd Mrs. Reeve« AVillcoxon. the mills during the winter, nnd now Central Oregon Irrigation Corn-
thus far there has not been much en­
will turn farmer again.
pany, a corporation, plaintiff
couragem ent locally for developing Mrs. Ross Huss.-tt, Mrs. Art AA’urx-
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,
vs.
weller,
Fred
Brown,
N«-d
Angland,
|T. B. G a r r is o n ,-------Garrison,
th is.”
Denny O’Conner, Dun llorlgnti and
Thomas B. Garrison, Jr., AV.
CLOVERDALE
J. Moore, Laura L. Moore, Leo
The rounding up of spies 111 this I out Cronin.
Miller, ------- Miller, AV. H.
E. It. Agee Is preparing to move his
country Is proceeding vigorously and
AA* AV. Van Mnti’o and son Fred j Cochran, ------- Cochran, de­
many have been Liken within the family to their Oehoco land the latter made a short business trip to The
fendants.
To T. B. Garrison,
- Garrison,
past week, some of whom are women part of the week.
Dalles AA'ednesday, returning Friday
Thomas B. Garrison, Jr., AV. J.
of the moHl dashing type.
II. K. Allen, who recently pur- evening.
! Moore, Laura L. Moore, Lee Miller,
NOTICE -4 h e re b y n o t if y th e p u b lte
that I am no longer responsible for
hills contracted hy my wife, Mrs L.
H Lawson, her father, T. J Lynch,
has been Imposing upon me slit««* last
October, hence thia notice.
W. R
laiwsott.
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Hoosier
Kitchen
Cabinets
MODELS OF »EBFECTIOH.
l , ,f
Alaska Hard Hit
=^ il ” ’
PERFECTLY
SIMPLE
SIMPLY
PERFECT.
$1.00 Per Week
N«wxll«-s, Oil, R.-lts nnd all kinds of Sewing
Machine supplies,
P
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VTNT
I J w T AAN
A ie
Furn>ture, Carpets, Rugs
Reilm ond, Oregon
Davis, the Painter
House and Sign Painting
Of all kinds promptly and in the most artistic manner.
Wail Papers
I carry a full and complete line of the newest designs. The
largest stock eA*er shoAA’n in Redmond always on hand.
STORE ADJOINING SPOKESMAN OFFICE
Better Values
Price isn't everything, you know, especially when you are
buying food for yourself and for your family.
But when
you say “better values,” you are speaking our language all the
time. Wholesome, nutritious, appetizing foods, fresh butter,
eggs and produce; that's where the buying power of your
dollar shows it’s discrimination. Buy here and be satisfied!
EVERYTHING FRESH IN THE BAKERY LINE EVERY
DAY; LIBERTY BREAD
H A k K o’
H V U U o
Grocery
and Bakery
“Headquarters for Good Things to Eat”
Redmond, Oregon
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
East Side Barn
Hay and Grain Sold to all Stockmen
C. H. BAGGOTT, Redmond, Ore.
PHONE 1702