The National tribune., 1889-02-28
LOYAL WOMBNSWORk
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Tie Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. ETC.
The Happy Household.
sAvoRY SOUPS.

,,er 80 mi through he colander aud return to
the pot with q slice OF onion. Season well, re-
move the onion, and serve hot Win eau anu
butter.
Bean Soup-soak over night two cups Of white
or black beans Wash thoroughly IN the ill9Ih-As2
aud boil two or three hours with siaail piece %
salt pork When ready 10 serve put the soup
through oolander return to the p01 sr P Sppi
be over two quarts when done
A PRETTY LACE.
II ii AND c. c.: II Mrs. Hartley, Ainsworth,
Heb- would like directions for making iascinatori
she VIII please write me. as they are too long LOT
lace pattern very pretty:
Cast on Is stitches and knit across once plain.
LIST rows !, k 2, Ito, n !, TO twice u, < ..
&c rows ], k 6, K loop, p loop K s. to- a K 1.
Sd rows ], x 2, ito, "a, k :, ito, n, k 3.
eth rows /, k Is, ITO, n I.
9th rows J. 2 ito, A. l. ito twice, n, ito twice,
n, K !, ito, u, tic n, k 2
ON rows !, k k loop. P / loop, k !, k loop,
ia i'T rows | ( q to, n. k 9. ito, n, ka
sth rows ], is, ito. n, k ].
9Th rows /, k 2, ito, a, k l, ito twice, n, ito
10Th rows Lkz. k loop. p ! loop. k !, k loop,
p loop, ], k loop. p l loop. 3, ITO, n, k l.
llth rows J, k 2 Ito, n k L. pos.
18th rows ], cast of g. * u, ito, n, * l. Repeat
May Russell, Chester, III.
Editors Chat
Our c. C. friends must write to parties direct for
postal autographs, etc, owing TO lack Of space TO
give many names
Ineuirers all, It costs yOu nothing to join the O.
Q. Just ask that your names be placed in Roll
Gall.
Charles B. veIie, Easton, n Y, who wears the
@ G. badge conspicuously on the left breast, as
good member should, has kindly sent his photo
graph to the Editors C. C. album.
photograph received by the Editor represents
q sparkling brunei, wearing white lace shawl,
classically draped. and band Of black ribbon
around her neck, fastened with c. G. badge.
Then the Editor turns to the superscription and
reads Inez N. Humbert, Shannon, III, long
faForite in the G. @.
Frank c. Rogers. Ida O. Waddle, Jennie n Frost,
and others who inquire, are informed that all the
members OF TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE household are
eligible to membership, free, provided they want to
contribute something to the general interest and
profit by the good fellowship that prevails.
THAT @. c. DEBATE.
The Editor announces that tn debate on the ques-
ton, Resolved, ThRt the right Of suffrage In the
United States should be limited by educational re-
stricfion, has been postponed. because none have
come forward 10 treat the subject adequately from
either side. If any Of the c. C. have opinions pro
and con this subject let US hear from them also
upon the following questions proposed by members
OF the c. c.
beneficial to the world than men Of thought-Bruce
J.. Smith, Newman, Ill.
ReS0iUed, That marriage is s failure,-Charles L.
Thompson. Georgetown, o.
ReSolued, That war has caused more misery than
intemperRnce-Francis Stevens, Waco, Neb.
ResOaUed, That life in the city has better advan-
tages than life in the country.-Edwyn r. Lerch,
Erie, Pa
ResOlged That education should be made compul-
s0ry.-Bessie q. Race, Fort Wayne Ind.
ResOlUed, That the surplus in the United States
Treasury should be paid out in soldier pensions
rather than for educational purposes.-A. w. Pres
colt. MRpleton, Oak.
Conversation Club.
Rules ofnie Club Write briefly. 2 Write only
one side Of the paper. 8. Write 10 the point. 4.
Write subject. 5. Write your best. 6.
Send answers TO all puzzles for of Editor. Each
week the names OF those writing the best letters
style, composition, spelling, penmRnship and gem
erRl merit cOusdered-Eil be named at the head
Of this column on the Honor Roll. First honor
viii include all Of these requirements. Second
honor viii include deficiency IN some one point.
No others VIII be named
HONOR ROLL-BEsT LETTERS
First Honor-James Grouse, Spring Run. Pa.
Second HonOr-EllE n Hendricks, Formsn,
Oak; Herbert J.. Marsh Kansas City. No.
gEARcHERs AND soLvERs.
Ella b. Russell Scotland Ind, 4: G. c. Long
brsze, a. Cory, o., T. n I1nlShanl, Springfield
IL, 8; Edward q. Keene. Clifford Oak q: WI
h Morgan, Clarke's Milis n. J., 3; John Dean,
Litchheld, Mich, 5; Hattie l. G0Odseli. Morgan
Center. Va. 8; Annie Hogt. South NorKvaik Conn.,
q; Mamie q. Burke R1sebank. ~. Y. 5: Bertle f.
Buehiei, Akron, o. 4; X B. Husy, Pulaski Ind,
O. James Il AiEer SWAmpscoti, Mass, 4; G. 8.
johnson, East Liverpool o.. 4; J. T. Smith, Barre,
Mas. DC; Mamie o. liver, Springfield o. 5; L. G..
shannon. III S; rs F. J. Huffman ss- seIdaa Kan,
2; :. D. Hil, Indian Orchard, Mass. 8 Minnie 81
avery. AlneEeh. Ind, 4 Eva Z Crate. Elton /;
= Freeman. Braidwood, H.. 2; Effie A. Smith s.;
Mary MeserOle, Waterbury. j; Sarah h Clark,
RrincetOn. Ind !; Carrie Devoe Shelby. o. i;
Charles ". Cast, s; Edna Brophy East Dorset,
Va. 8; Edgar T. Stevens, Goshen. Wyo. T, A;
Charles J. straight Pswtueket, R. /,
OUR ROLL cALL-GREETrNes.
W. S. Riea, Editor Record, Melvern, Kan; Jennie
4. hair. Byron. Mimi. Evelyn Cornell, daughter
go Wis, ST. Ignaee, Mich; Willis T. Wadsworth
Hiram. he, son 18th Me; Bert johnson Browns
vile, Mimi; Ella NJ. Hendricks Formau Oak
soldier daughter; Mrs ID. a. Robertson, Williams
Iowa wife Lieut.. Robertson, 18Th Iowa; Carrie
DeFoe, Shelby, o. soldiers daughter: Fannie II
klmnlel, Bement, III, 49, daughter 18th and Later
l2Sd Ohio; Fernly Smith son eth Pa. Cav Low.
man. n \; IDA Semke. Condo Oak soldier farm
CT s daughter; Charles Nroten and Flora Wroten
son and daughter Ssh Ohio Kenton O.; Mrs. D. K
Bean, Illtoa, n. a, veterans wife; Mary Brice
house daughter CID Pa; Bertha s Bowers daueh
Tel gth Pa, Box S34, WalIa WalIa Wn T. would
hear from sih Pa. Z. c: Solomon Beaver. jr, Hut
ton. IL Ardella Barriczman, daughter I'd lows
Cav MeAllster, Ore; Flora A Gray, CenterviIle
- soldiers daughter; Ida Edwards, Wadeua
MINI, daughter, 25th Wis; Lottie NJ. Howard
Lulu DIN, Edith G. Golfer, Wadens, MINI: Edith
r. Christian. daughter 18th H. Ksnaranzi NIinn
Ella Peppers, soldiers daughter Woodruff Kan
Charles W alter, Mertilla. Kan; Ollie ~ Bring
man, EnOn Valley, Pa; Nellie Owens Oceanside
Cal, daughter 18th Ind; Sarah @. Reyes SaratoeT
Springs, n. 4; Elmer Z. Ciothier, Olin Iowa
daughter Dist Iowa; Mrs. H J. Miller wife 1871
Iowa. Neilsville Wis; James A BaIeom Law
Ill., Iowa Louisa Allen Grand Forks Oak: 10
sephine COPYRIGHT, Haydensyille Mass: Jennf
Shrader. Beverly, O., introduced by Carrie T. Nix
on Waterford o.
The following new members desire corresnond
ence with opposite sex: B. r. Cady, J. Gortou
Robert EiIege HaVensville, Kan; Edward Nicho
las, AYoca, Kan; Edward H. Manning (I6) son 6il
Nd, Westminster Nd; Mrs. Mary Jane Cunning,
soldiers widow, Barnunlssille, Vt; Jacob steel
and James ASKING. Searsboro Iowa; John River.
Grinnel Iowsi W. A Apologize. Devises Kan
Alice HildFelh America Hidreth Mete5lf I'M
Hattie Lindsey, Kettle Lindsey, Hldreth III: An
StockbElage. Mich; q. .. Cameron T. W Came
ron, j. IL Fleming. Lineville. Ky; q. r. FIeegRr
hu1. Winters, Seaiicld. Ind; J. o. I2yerson Ira I
ozark s-iTore Bryant, Chas. l. Hyatt. RexvtIls
Ind WILDER W. Minsl0w. NoutneIier VI Rav
mond =. BauhCrt. john J.. Reifsuider H. Nc
minister. Md; }. r. Nelson. SmallWood Nd:
~ RaWter, Eezvlle. Ind, soldiers son Cora 3
Brett, Box JIG, Haugille Ind; Mena souusraar
Chester, 49,, letters and sosfGls.
The following new members would hear from, -
G. G: May Norton Hampton. Iowa veteran
daughter Herbert l. Marsh. rs Main street Kaf
sas City. Io-; Rose Vivian lI7l soldiers dar..his,
BOX 100. Gobleyllle, Aich.; Kate Jennings Nerf1l
Aebs Mabel &. Smith az daughter Ilth " a.
Jos, West Burke. gi; Frank q Hunter sor ~.
IL, Eikhart ia; total. 1909
CRIPPLE HARRY AND DINE SAVINGS.
DEAR FRIENDS or C. G.: want 10 sl.csl, a,,,,l,,
word Tor Cripple Harry Harry Mundr I'm
lingHne, kslI.l. be wishes 10 enlarge ms rsu-
and add q C. &. Exchange, etc; has a hundred ~
scrlbers, think. hut needs many more 10 ~ -
buy ness type Hope those Of the Club who ia,
not already subscribed will do - soon and ~