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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-08-07
Friday, August z, 1908
Social and Personal

attending meeting of the republican
state central committee. He represents
this judicial district on the committee
| Earl and Hazel Pay did not pass
a very good night, but about held Their
own today.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hamp has come
down with a light attack of typhoid
fever
Ezra Webber continues about the
same and his father is hopeful of lis
pulling through.
c. T.. Davis of New York, travel
ing agent for the Wells-Fargo company
paid the local office q visit today.
Aid. Gary and family returned Sun
day evening from Lake Washington.
Miss Minnie Pass went to Ottawa
yesterday for two weeks visit.
Df. and Mrs. Ralph G.. James of Hib.
bling are visiting the formers parents
DIR. and Mrs. j. H. James for few
days.
Miss Ethel W. James of Rochester,
is visiting her uncle DIR. j. H. James.
Mss James was formerly a normal
student in this city.
Miss Mary L. White of Denver, Col,
will arrive tomorrow for visit with
her sister Mrs. j. II. James, Miss
White is a teacher in one of the
Denver High schools.
Mrs. G. A. Lewis, who has typhoid
fever, is doing very nicely.
ORIG Noble is on the sick list.
Charles X. Mayer is not quite 50
well today.
Elliott Epson was in from Lake
Crystal today.
Mrs. Matte Barr Jones and son
went to Worthington today, on their
way to their home at Humboldt, Iowa,
Carl Parker, wife and daughter,
who have been spending some days in
the city, returned to their home at
Elk River today.
Miss Dena Bergren went to Mime
apolis yesterday to visit her sister for
a week. .r.1..
Martin Hodapp, clerk in Ed. l..
Lamm's drug store, was taken sick
last night with symptoms of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Lamm, who has the disease,
is about the same.
Joseph Hodapp is quite sick at his
home on Fifth street with typhoid
fever.
Miss Iva Thackery is doing as we'll
as could be expected. A slight at
tack of pneumonia has complicated her
attack of typhoid, but it. was stated
this afternoon that she still has a
good chance to recover.
j. B. Baker OF Governor, n. Y, is
here to attend the funeral of the late
ID. V. Williams. Mr.. Baker will be
the guest of Mrs. w. B.. Craig while
here. .Jgl& 'l E .
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Willisford will take part in the pro-
gram Saturday and he will preach at
the First Baptist church of st. Paul
Sunday. x
Ole c. Hang of Deering, N. D., ar
rived to visit relatives for week or
more.
John Wirshing was in from Madison
Lake today. He has been railroading
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Page and daugh,
ter, Miss Ada, of Lock street have re-
turned from weeks outing at Lake
Francis, Elysian.
Miss Hazel Humphrey of Minnea-
polls is visiting her friend Miss Irene
Nettleton, for week Mr.. Hum
phrey, her father is connected with
the Mcleod and Smith unholstering
furniture establishment in south east
Minneapolis.
John KOck, who is at the head of
the silk and dress goods department
of George f. Breet, left for New York
today in the interest of the concern.
Miss Eta Firestone, on Grove street,
is sick. with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Champlin went
to Vernon Center today for few days
visit.
S B. Wilson who has been sick for
some time with a poisoning of his
system, due to the city water, it is
thp,,nht - ah1a 10 no OF hiC nffiaa
again.
Miss Stella Temple is improving
nicely after her long and dangerous
illness with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal H. Williams of
Chicago left this morning in the
formers automobile for st. Paul. They
viii return Saturday. 2
+. b. Jones and wife of Lake
Crystal were in Mankato today.
- II. E. Carney let today for Duluth
on business.
/ II. j. Wagon took the afternoon
train for Chicago
: Ernest Falenstein was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital last evening, suffer-
ing from typhoid fever.
Mrs. c.. j. Laurisch is undergoing
an attack of typhoid fever.
Henry Hance went to Pemberon,
today to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Marcus Williamson. T.. w.
Hart accompanied him.
August Meyer son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G.. Meyer, who has been suffering
from typhoid fever for three weeks is
showing considerable Improvement. At
one time fears were felt for his
recovery.
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Judson


Haying and barley cutting was in
progress until the heavy rain Sunday
which put a stop to this: work-,fOr a
while. Ar-5a,t, a,t ess4
Mrs. Owen Perry was taken to Ro-
chester where she underwent an OPP
GRAFTON last week Her condition seem
ed to be very serious, but she is-do-
ing, nicely at this writing. ~
William Roberts. lost eleven head OF
sheep last Friday The sheep broke
out of the pasture and got into the
railroad right of way. The APO train
came along while they were lying on
the track and killed some and injured
others. SO badly that they had to be
killed. ..,.
Mrs. Lizzie Astie and daughter Lii
liam of Denver, Col, and Miss Gwen
dolen Jones of Madison, Wis.,. made a
flying visit to JudsOn last week, ac-
companied by Mrs. H.,J. Roberts and
son Ivan of Mankato. They stopped
over night with the T. n Jones fam
lily.
. Edwin Jones and John Price who
went to Colorado last spring have re-
turned home quite discouraged with
the outlook in that country.
Conner Evans spent Sunday at Man
katO.
Miss Esther Evans has recovered
from her illness.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-08-07
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Blue EARTH. IS.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an execution issued out of and
under the seal of the district Court i'm
and for the County of Blue Earth,
ment rendered and docketed in said
County, upon the goth day of Novem-
Der, in the year of 1907 for the sum of
Four Hundred Thirty two and 21OO
Robert Lamm is plaintiff and w. A. Funk
and M. E. Funk defendants, | have
this 10th day of July, 1908, levied upon
said all the right title and interest n 0 of the
E. Funk in and to the following, des-
cribed real estate, situate in the County
of Blue Earth and State of Mime
sofa known and described as follows,
Commencing at a point on the north
cry line of Grove street in the City of
Mankato Minnesota, six and one-fourth
20 Id feet, westerly from the intersec-
said City, running thence northeas
terly in a line parallel with Fourth
street, in said City eighty (SO) feet
from the place of beginning thence east
along a line parallel with Lincoln
street to a point directly north of
point on the, north line of said Lin
coin street thirtyfou (34) feet west of
the intersection of Lincoln and Fourth
streets; thence south to said point on
the north line of Lincoln street; thence
west along the north line of Lincoln
street, to the intersection of Lincoln
and Grove streets; thence northweSterly
along the northerly line of Grove street
to the place of beginning, said premi-
ses being portion of Lots six go and y
seven CD of Block Thirteen Q3) OF
Warrens first Addition to said City of
Mankato. reserving and excepting how
ever, the use of a portion of a right
of way the westerly side of said
promises heretofore decided to Lou E.
Firestone, by deed recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds, in and
for said County, in book S0 of deeds
on Page 4S3 and also all of Lots six
60 and seven (O in Block Thirteen (13)
of Warren's Addition to the City of
recorded plat of said Addition on file
and of record in the office of the
Register of Deeds i'm and for said
Blue Earth County and State of Min
neSota.
NOW THEREFORE,. Notice is here
by given that 1 will sell the, above
described real property to the highest
bidder for cash at public vendue at the
easterly front door of the Court House,
and State, on Saturday the 18th day
of August A. d. 1908, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day to satisfy
the said judgment together with the
interest and costs thereon, subject to
redemption as provided by law.
Dated this 18th day of July 1908.
j. w. DONAHUE,
Sheriff of Blue Earth County.
Minnesota.
A. R. PFAU, Jr., and c. ]. LAURISCH,
Attorneys for plaintiff,
Hunt Building.
Mankato, Minnesota.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised list for week ending July
81, 1908:
Mr.. Jene Allen, o. L. Anderson.
Ole Bergeson, w. H. Boelima.
Mr.. Culver.
Joseph H. Dickson.
7. f. Eviston.
c. r. Gordon.
Jack F. Delaney.
Tim Fitzpatrick, c. NJ. Ferguson.
Ben Horton, n. F. Helmers, Esther
Holden.
H. s. Kennedy, Joseph J. Heating.
Frank j. Lynch, Miss Leebe, Master
Louis Lewis.
Raymond Miller, Claude Morris.
Thomas Nylie.
Miss Alice Oaekirk.
w. n. Perham.
George Rattibon.
Helen Schablitzky, Earl Salter,
James ]. Smith.
Walter Venice.
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MANKATo FREE PRESS
typhoid fever for three weeks, is on

typhoid fever for three weeks, is on
the gain.
Mrs. c. S. Christensen and Miss
Christensen of Madelia were in the
| city last evening.
j. E. Swenson of Lake Crystal was
| in the city last evening.
c. G Bergnist of Richmond, Va, is
in the city impressing the advantages
of Tuxedo, Lucky Strike and Patter-
son Seal tobacco upon the trade.
TJohn Adams returned this morning
from Bookings, s. d., where he went
on business.
Miss Effie Holteen of st. Peter is
visiting in the city as the guest of
Miss Elvira Roust.
Herbert True, one of the Free Press
DIR. w. w. Eberhart arrived home
today from Oaks, N. d., where he has
land interests. He expects to go to
Texas next week.
General Gus Widell returned home
today from few days business trip
to What Cheer, Iowa, where his COM
pany has a large bridge contract for
the Northwestern road. They have a
gang of fifty men working there,
A. J. Lippert, local manager for the
Minneapolis Brewing Company, left
this afternoon on business trip to
Faribault, Glendale and other towns in
that section of the state.
Misses Celia and Helen Meighen, Sis
tiers of Mrs. F. r. Volk of Cliff Inn,
Lake Washington, are spending the
summer in Southern California, having
gone there direct from Goldfed, Nevada
where they taught school last year.
They are now enjoying a few weeks at
Palm Beach.
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Old Mapleton

Mr.. and Mrs. b. F Taylor Sundayed
at Garfield Moses, Sterling.
Miss Laura Leeman of Granada was
visiting in the neighborhood last
week.
Mrs. Judd Cornell is on the sick list,
but is improving at this writing.
Mrs. Mark Heickert of st. Paul is
visiting at the home of j. Z. Heickert
for a couple of weeks.
Charles Stevens had the misfortune
of losing span of his best horses by
lightning last week
visiting in the neighborhood
Miss Genevieve Johnston went to
Wells Monday to visit her cousins.
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From Wednesdays Daily. q

From wednesdays Daily. ssi&,, ~.
Miss Keith,t who holds a position at
Brett's, will depart this evening fol-
New York on combined business
and pleasure trip. ~
Mrs. f. p. Zschnnke and children are
spending the week with friends at a
summer resort near Ste James.
Miss Marion Conrad arrived yester-
day from Mapleton to make a brief
VISIT with local friends. "'" "7'
NIessrs Fl. w. Holm and j. A. Holm
both of jackson, are spending a few
days in the city.
Messrs James Dickson of Spring
field and W. f. Dickson of Parkers
Prairie, are spending few days in
Mankato, on business connected with
the estate of the late r. j. Dickson
Charles Mitchell, one of the proprie.
tors of the Mankato Candy Kitchen
will return to Mankato next Saturday
after having made trip to Greece
and spent several months with relatives
there. Mr.. Mitchell arrived in New
York City last Monday, and is now
in Chicago to, spend a few days as the
guest of friends.
John Polchow of Good Thunder cal
led yesterday on his Mankato friends.
f. p. Fairchild of Garden City was
a Mankato visitor yesterday and to-
day.
Fl. p. Christensen leaves tonight for
his home Iat Los Angeles, CAL, having
concluded the business that brought him
to his old home. He will take with
him the best wishes of all. The firm
of Christensen & johnson has been
dissolved and j. A. johnson succeeds
to the business.
d. c. Davies is improving daily from
his serious sickness.
S. B. Wilson's case of typhoid is
what is known as a walking case, and
he feels much stronger than last week.
A. r. Pau Jr., had considerable fever
last night, but was better today. 1t
will mot be known until this afternoon
whether he is going to have typhoid
fever. He is in bed at the home of>Nhis
father, on\State street. His son Robert
who has been quite sick it beginning
to show improvement.
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From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
, DIR. and Mrs. Paul w. Barney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butler will leave
tomorrow for a trip on Lake Superior
They will go by rail to the 500, and
thence by steamer along the north
shore of the lake to Isle Royale and
Duluth. They expect to be gone
about ten days.
Monte ThrodaM of Devils Lake. N.
d., is in the city to see his brother,
Tub" who is quite sick in hospital
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. E. f. Soaring and children left
this noon for Redwood Falls, to visit
her parents for month.
E. G. Perkins, assistant superin-
tendent of the Southern Minnesota
division of the Milwaukee road. was
in Mankato last night en- route to
points west.
Mrs. E. r. Brown is home from
Springfield where she was visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Brooks.
s Rev. E. H. Willisford and his brother
w. H. Willisford of Corning, New
York left for the Twin Giles this
afternoon. They will spend tomorrow at
the cities then go to the Baptist as
sembly at the Mound where Doctor
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From FRIDAYS Daily.

J.. Z. Scott, travelling salesman for
the VIM. Kimball Company of Mime
apolis, was in AIankato yesterday. NJ.
SCOTS many friends here will be glad
to know that he is doing well.
Joseph H.. Reurup, Dr., who for the
past two months has been employed
as second assistant ticket agent at
the Duluth union depot, has been trans
ferred to the city ticket office of the
Omaha railway in that city. 5{+
Minnesota Lake Tribune: 7. M.
.Keogsaanna returned home Tuesday even
ing after an. absence of several days
in the northern, part of the, state and
has decided upon moving his family to
Detroit City, which is the county seat
of Becker county, and from all reports
is very desirable city totfiye in. They
will depart for their new home in the
course of few weeks. ,,,,,g
b Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Matzener and family left
today for Mankato at which place
they will make their future home.
During the three years of their resi-
.dence in this village they have gained
many friends here who will regret
their departure, but wish them sue
cess in their new home. Miss Verene
will attend the normal at that place
the coming school year.
st. Cloud Times: John H. Farm of
Mankato is visiting in the city the
guest of his brother, Oscar Farm, the
shoe man. He came to st. Cloud by
way of Princeton, Mile Lac and
Foley, and says that the crops are
looking fine in that direction. In the
neighborhood the crops were almost
totally destroyed by the severe hail
storm which swept about seven coun-
ties clear a short time ago. The
meadows looked as though they had
been cut with a mower after the storm
passed.
G.. H. Cooper and family will go to
Lake Minnetonka tomorrow where they
will remain during the month of Au
gust.
Winnebago Enterprise: Mrs. G. d.
Eygabroad and two children of Nam
kato arrived Monday and are spending
a few days with friends in this city.
They will leave Friday for Mime
apolis, where they will make their fu-
ture home.
F. w. Hunt went to Lake Mime
tonka yesterday morning to visit his
daughter, Miss Bertha, who is recover
ing from typhoid fever
James G. Fullerton, Misses Georgia
and Mae Fullerton, Miss Bogart, George
Fullerton, James r. Jordan and Ray
mond Larkin. of Minneapolis arrived in
the city late yesterday afternoon in
a big touring car and will spend a
couple of days touring in this vicinity.
This morning they went to Lake
Crystal. They were guests at the
while in the city.
w. H. Wolf of Redwood Falls was
in the city last evening"
A. c. Smith and wife of Lake Ben
ton were Mankato visitors today.
Otto Oswald and c. Kuelbach of New
Ulm spent last night in the city.
Editor F. H. Griffin of Good Thun-
der took supper in the city last even
ing
Superintendent A. c. Tibbetts of
Blue Earth was in the city over night.
Mrs. H. j. Wagon and daughter left :
yesterday afternoon for Milwaukee,
where they will visit for a few DAYS.
Frank Flanagan is improving, which
will be pleasing news for his friends.
Harlow Lack. who has been very
sick with typhoid fever. is better.
carrier boys, who has been sick with
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The six weeks summer term of the
Norwegian >Lutheran religious school
closed at Lake Crystal last week, and on
Sunday picnic was had at Upson's
grove on the lake. From 200 to 300
people attended the picnic, including
about twenty from this city and some
from Lincoln and all had a good
time. A basket dinner was served,
and some stayed for lunch. A program
of music and speaking was carried
out by the children, and afterwards
Rev. Bruno and Hon. Gilbert Cutter
sen addressed Ehe gathering.
:. :. j
j. E. Reynolds is in, st. Paul today
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Must Keep the Peace.
from Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Edward Branigan of Madison Lake,
who was arrested a short time ago,
charged with impersonating an officer,
was today released upon a bond for
800 to keep the peace for six months.
He paid the costs of the prosecution
and was discharged
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Contract Goes to Nielsen.

: Bids were opened yesterday for the
extension to the A. NJ. Stein store
building The contract was awarded
today to j. B. Nielsen & Co. Work
is to begin Monday noon. and is to be
completed in six weeks.
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The
National Citizens Bank
Of Mankato, Minnesota
UNITED STATES DEPosIrARY
OFFICERS:
of Mankato, Minneso1

LORIN CRAY, President. f. MEAGHER Vica pros
GEO. w. SUDDEN Cashier r. r. DuRon AeS,t Coshion
w. A. ANDERSON and j. N. DEGLMANN Telers
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-08-07
A Safe Place

This bank provides a safe and convenient place
for the people of this community to keep Their
money and valuables. Last week farmer in
Woodville township, Waseca county, lost not
only his home by fire, but $500 in money and
many valuable papers, which were secreted in
the house. Your house Is rot safe place
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-25
LINCOLN DISTRICT AND
HARRINGTON NEWS.

PENNINGTON, Nov. 2S.-As Jumbo
has disappeared and has not been
heard from for some time. l viii tell
of some things which are taking place
in the town and district.
Hugh Davis, who has been on the
bookkeeping force Of the Georges
Creek Coal and Iron Company Depart.
ment Store Tor eeveral months, has re.
signed his position and has ccepted
a position in The postofice at Man
nington.
A Miss Roberts, of Martins Ferry,
Ohio, is cashier in the Georges Creek
Coal and Iron company's Department
Store.
A car load Of cement is being uu-
loaded and hau,ed out to the location
of the power house which will be built
by the FairmOnt aud Warrington
Street Car Company near the B. and
O.. pump station at the west end Of
town.
Three small children of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Morgan have been very i'll
for several days with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Howard Colemon has returned
home from Peoria. III, where she had
been visiting her p;:,ents for some
time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-25


John A. Boc% returned home satlr,
day night from Bluefeld, where ne
had been attending the Grand Lodge
l. o. o. F.
Arlie Parish. of Warrington, was
visiting at The home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Parish, last sun.
day.
Mrs. Marshal Leeper was visiting
her mother Mrs Viola Tough, on l.au.
rel Run Saturday and Sunday.
The Georges Greek Coal and Iron
Company has put large force of men
to wor kon the new railroad which tae
company is building Gp Dunkard Mil
run to the location of the new shaft
which it expects to put down at once.
Revv. McNemar is holdfg revival
services at Bethel Church this week.
There will be Union Thanksgiving
service held at the NJ. E. Church at
Pennington on Thursday at lO:au
a. m.
The literary society at the Laurel
Run school stlll increases in interes,
There have been some good topics lis
eussed and a large number of qurles
answered which have been instructive
The attendance is large and good or
der has prevailed.
J. F. Tough Of Laurel Run, was Wis
iting relatives at Cross Roads satir
day and sunday.
OBSERVER.
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1igs, Nan Morrow has rsturned lgom
"a visit with her daughter MIS-. George
Erlm i oss mi Rn
sllss Mary eFimas III IaF street.
re gts 1tsher sister Ii SEW Mar
tlnsgllle
NJ, James Mccullough retnTned II
Ilnls horne If Charleston after q visit
with his daughters, Ms. Howard 20.
pie and Miss Flossie AIcc ulIough.
Nj and Mrs Arthur stealey and
daughter who had BEEN visiting here
for several weeks, left Tuesday for
their ZONE at Washington. D. g.
Mrs. Miles PrIclsett and daughteE:
Mau'le, are spending a few days WITH
relatives at Prickett's cresk.
Miss Augusta Morris. OF Quiet Dell,
It's the guest Of her sister. Mrs. john
Frum, Of State street.
Mrs. Luther Feftro ana Mrs. Ash
have returned to their homes at VIII
sonbrrg after visiting relatives ami
friends in this city.
Mis- Grimes. daughter of Rev. mi
Mrs. j. x. Grimes. WIN is attendin;
the Wesleyan TFriversItv at Bnck.1an-
non is expected home this evening.
Mrs. Mary F. Turner. of Weston,
Who has been VISITING here left TODAY
for Nrgantown. She will visit at
Manu'ngton also before returning to
her ff1me.
Mrs. John F. shaKerman and laugh.
ter, Ruth. of Morgantown avenue. will
spend Thursday With Mr. and Mrs
cl'rence Bloom at Grafton.
Nj Theodore Robes, OF Triune, was
in this city yesterday.
Opal. TIE little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Flovd cernentar, is suffering with
badly burned hand.
Rev. William Hagrerty. .ef Buck.
h""rnn. was here Monday for short
time.
Ms. Virginia LersIle and dangA.
ter. Miss Florence. expect 70 spend
THANKSGIVING at Wilsonburg.
Mrs. Bruce Summers. of Wheeling.
WIS hare Tuesday en- route to Triuno
to visit relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-25
.pIla srmlsIl4o 3 raulnn ~ !

Those who have learned to appre.
ciate the exquisite favor which the
delicate flesh OF a plump guinea lnva,
riably possesses are not slow in ex.
pressing surprise at the fact that the
excellent qualities of this bird have
not been more widely recognized. 1t
is true that the cook.books have little
to say about them. Even some OF the
so-called standard works on cookery
fail to refer to them at all. AMI yet
there can be no question but that the
properly cooked guinea fowl is supe-
rior eating to either the duck or the
goose.
Dr. Langworthy. who prepdred the
recent bulletin on The Guinea Fowl
for the United States Department OF
Agriculture, advises that the birds be
cooked with little onion and bacon
in casserole, or he recommends the
following recipe:
Cover the Bottom of skillet with
sliced onion slightly Drowned; isy on
t the guinea fowl nicely cut as for q
fricasssee, putting thin strips of bacon
over the meat; add little water
close the skillet tightly by means Of
paper tied over the top. Cook in the
aven until well done. Serve with boil
e dcereals, like samp or hominy. II
the place of potatoes. The Decem
Der DelIneator.