The National tribune., 1890-08-14
KNOWS TT 20 De Size.

fine 10 flavor; make a dressing of vinegar and oil
or melted butter. navornR with pepper; add 10 the
beans. Perfectly deiicious.-Lenore Sherwood
Marble.
KNOWS 1T TO BE NICE.
HAIRY HOUSEHOLD: Here is a recipe would
like 10 have you try. have used il for three years
and know II is good.
Higdom-One peck Of green tomatoes two head,
OF cabbage nine large onions, six green peppers
chop tine and add one teRcup OF salt Let IL stand
over night and then drain aud add two quarts O
vinegar. Boil one hour and drain again, Take
four quarts OF vinegar, two pounds Of sugar. one
quarter pound of mustard seed, four teaspoons
each OF cinnamon cloves, ginger and mustard, one
half teaspoon cayenne pepper, aud one ounce
celery seed. Boil ali together. The above will
make ilIree gal!ons-Mrs Ellis Finger. Sylvania o
THE QUEEN OF PUDDINGs
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Take one pint fine bread
crumhs, one cup sugar, one quart milk. yolks OF
Tour eggs, beaten; the grated rind OF "a lemon, q
piece 81 butter Tie SIZE OF an egg Bake uniii done,
but mol waiery- whip the whites OF the eggs sun,
beat IN "a teacupful Of sugar in which has been
strained the juice Of the lemon. Spread over the
pudding layer Of jelly, pour the whites of the
eggs over This; replace in the oven; bake lightly.
TO be eaten cold with cream, il preierred.-Lulu
d. hackmanr Rossville, III.
COLORADO REQUESTS.
HAIRY HOUSEHOLD: Wanted-music, "Veter-
ans Return March y; also. to know how TO pre-
pare ciiron. 10 he used in fruit cake and pudding.
Mrs. J. b. Holmes Eaton, Colo.
Editors Chat.
Eva T. Crate: Yea; references from we'll
- a
Date desiring correspondence.
C. C. friends viii please note that no Exchange
will be inserted Tor one month TO allow plenty OF
space Tor Reunion notes and other excellent matter
in waiting.
Francis c. York: Rev. T. De Witt Talmage is a
Presbyterian.
Lille Bowers and others T. Lula Julian, In
dianapolis, makes full explanation for herself and
friend. The mistake was made through ignorance
n Is srrssf
writer. either the name should be given or quota
ton marks used. C. C. members, please be careful.
Mis-. J. V. De Stourgeon wife OF a veteran Of Co.
G.. lllfh IL, FloTesyilie Tex. writes that she will
give steady employment and a home to a soldiers
widow daughter who can cook. Contract must
be made for from 10 five years She would
also like soldiers orphan gTl, from six 10 r. who
T. fond q music, To educate her own. Flores
willie il a pleasant village OF 600 inhabitants on
the san Antonio River. Comrade lie stourgeon
belongs 70 L. o. C. Ord Post San Antonio and their
sOn : Chaplain Of 6. ofY.
Lu M. Hickman. Rossville H., says her part Of
tbe State Is alive with C. C. members and wonders
why they cannot have Reunion. They can.
The way 10 have a Reunion Is TO have one.
4 ". Goodiin, Moore's salt Works. O., is among
The G. G. members who would like an organization
not only National. but by States Counties and
Townships. de thinks there is no limit 10 the
good which would result.
Myrtle Z. g.: An account Of anything read or
heard. written out in your own language, is not
plagiarism.
Charles 7. Straight. Pawtuelzei, r. T., writes OF
pleasant visit from Florence O. Crossrnau and sis
Ter q Woonsockei. when Reunion Affairs were dis
cussed- d WIS agreed that something could be
doBe 10 perfect the union Of the c. q without in
the ieass inpairing IT. present prosperity
Prize awarded: Frank Toles 10 Nina Ballou, for
al N
Atwood, tie same.
J.. J. H.: Yes. the answers were correct Why
not JET your name be used?
J. o. Chase, % Oshkosh VIE. followed Annie
Walters suggestion aud reports his contribution 70
tue G. G. Reunion. By the way, has Annie voted
Oh her faVorite GeBeraI2
Prank g. billiards address ls Bridgeton. n. ].
dis name appeared As Willard among the contrib
uiors 10 The Reunion fund His former address
VA WOodstOn, y. J., not New York
Emma :. Perkins has a pretty way Of sending
cot stamp photographs tiny fans gilt-edged and
decorated with the C. c. flower, forgel-Ine not.
LHnie kllch, Omaha. H.. & new member ac-
companies her father, veteran Of the 18Th Ohio 70
Boston and hopes 70 make friends among the G. G.
Tennessee C. &C are going On with their Re
union, winch has been hxed for Sept g. in conneo-
lion with the lst Tenn. Cav. Reunion Newton O.
Buyers writes that there niue C. C. members I'm
Green County. and they hope that not only Ten
Heasee C. G. members ell the State but those ia
other States and Territories, will be present A
good time assured for all. Those who desire nc
Communications should address Ida Waddie Green
willie. Tcun
Gen John Pope Camp. 80. g. Of V, ST. Louis,
BIO. has h0urlshing Ladies' Aid Society, and our
q. G. friend. a. l. Seaman, has been made tl,s
Counselor. This T. a high compliment. bat one
tbe I. h. 3. il not likely to roget To bis efforts
The SUCCESS Of both Orders is largely due
NIssIE GoGARH's TRAGIC DEATH.
Another lovely G. Z. member has Joined fbe
swelling ranks above. Minnie Gogarn met the
oresd messenger in a railroad accident July %
About O'Clock Ia tbe evening she left her home at
Hailstoii, Mich with James NJ. Taylor, a friend IL
beF brother, J. ". Gogarn. Of the G. O.. Station
Agent II that place, a railroad yeloQipede 10 90
g. Aunising 10 call on friends. They had nearly
reached their destination when they were over
taken by q wild engine" running back ward
without signals or lRht=. Mr.. Taylor was thrown
into the ditch aud Miss Gogarn instantly killed
and her body iearlully inuIilaled
When tic accident took place, J. w Gogarn was
attending The EBoampment Of the Marquette RI
fee at Battle Greek, did not learn OF the death
al ISIS sister, 10 whom be greatly attached for
"a houEs after Dir. Taylor aciinK as substitute
curing hls absence and both young tDen are over
come with grief
Minnie GogarBs picture appeared in the Gallery
July 3 She was highly accomplished young
lady 81 -. known ~ a wide circle Of friends and
admirers. Her abilities were Of a superior order
hDd ~ tbe lime 81 bier death she was manager NJ
the large hotei at HallsloD. She leaves a father
and mother. two sisters and five brothers who find
81 hard 10 understand why she should be snatebed
away Ia her youthful beauty and tender loyeliness
But God knows best He give TIA his beloved
sleep"
Conversation CIub.
Iiflos ofhe Club. Write briefly p WriieonIv
o. one side 81 tie paper 2. Write 20 the uoint 4
write On one subject. 6. Write your best q
beiid answers 10 AL puzzles for Of Editor Each
~eek ilie names Of those writing tlie best letters
- cDiilI'osiiioIl- spelling peInlanslip and gen
STHi merit cOnsdcrec-Wil be named Al lie Mead
81 iAlh column on the Honor Roll First honor
NhI lclude All Of these requirements Hecoud
honor VIII iaclude deficiency ia some one point
NO OILERS viii be named.
HONOR ROLL-BEsT LETTER.
Firsi HoDor-Etta A. WeIner Hlinois
Second Honor-Ered w. Hart, Gambler. o.
sEARcHERs AND soLvERs.
Lucia 81. Spence, &; Annie l. Williams n. "A
600, = James L. Alger, 8; l.. o. Chase 8 Ruins
A. MASON, j; Daisy 81 North, 6; Frank AIexander
: bulge fslhafn, a. 1ima Armstrong 9: Grin
n S"sii' . Mabel u. Stevens, 2; Harry Kinsn,an
.; lena ~ Harmon, 4; Nora Rivers ?; Carl
n1lksF, q May b. Chapman. 8: Ada b. Biekneji
o. Eile l. BndingtOn, s. i. V. Hall l.