restaurant keeper

He was born at St. Denis, the son of a restaurant keeper.

It's past eleven o'clock, but there are ways of routing out restaurant keepers at any hour.

He was still wondering when the curtain was pushed aside and the restaurant keeper came in.

Years ago, restaurant keepers placed individual pepper mills on their tables, and diners made off with them by the thousands.

One she didn't know; the other was the restaurant keeper, Eustace Fenelli.

He had wrested a revolver from the restaurant keeper and had dispatched the man with a pair of shots.

He is the brother of Anders Timell, a Swedish restaurant keeper and radio host.

The census also records Francis Butters (Neilson's father) as a restaurant keeper.

Most of his patrons were Americans; but as The Shadow lingered, a dark-skinned individual entered and spoke to the restaurant keeper.

The residents also included the restaurant keeper Li Chang Chung, who emigrated from China in 1917 and lived at No. 127.

The shopkeepers, hoteliers or restaurant keepers involved in the Village étape movement have all have to sign the Villages étapes quality charter.

The son of a cook and restaurant keeper, he studied at the Polytechnical Institute in Copenhagen from 1836-1846, now the Technical University of Denmark.

He was a Peoria restaurant keeper who made the entire journey with Amos Cook, Francis Fletcher, and Joseph Holman.

Together with Hasse Wallman Parnevik etablished as restaurant keeper and bought restaurants in Stockholm, among them Bacchi Wapen.

The people from the Blenio Valley were chocolate-makers in Milan, chestnut roasters in Lyon, Paris and others European cities, restaurant keepers in London.

It was the day before they were due to arrive in Kansas City that Billy earned a hand-out from a restaurant keeper in a small town by doing some odd jobs for the man.

Then the Okinawan restaurant keeper Senaga sent a messenger saying that he needed a busboy at a new restaurant he was opening in Waikiki, where a great many soldiers and sailors went, and he would like Sakagawa-san to take the job.

The 1890 New York City directory - digitized and searchable by address on the subscription Web site www.Ancestry.com - lists a cork dealer, flowermaker, restaurant keeper and residents with similar occupations at 90 West Houston, and their surnames indicate a mixture of national origins.

In those early days, Mr. McEachern's observant eye had not failed to notice certain peddlers who obstructed the traffic, divers tradesmen who did the same by the side-walk, and of restaurant keepers not a few with a distaste for closing at one o'clock in the morning.