The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

81 Archer TO have ncr tauSnt HOUSEKEEPING;
3 ssn do il. Sis Becky, its you-you and
'AH girls ought TO ''@'' ~ ~' " ''"
H'1 H,h,, seems TO be the general opinion
lnas nan addressed was devoting himself
'oui's ;ntercst TO a saucer OF luscious golden
'ense ennssrnhed chez, with rich cream Having dis
'bs same. he resumed the subject.
i !, he bit hard on the poor little girl Just
'.hs,I as | understood TO pen her up IN 4
'rnS make her learn to boil potatoes:
sacdn't be prisoner; and it's quite essential
~ y ~ lnow how TO cook" Miss Rebccca
4 triae grim, as she spoke
, sorced her brother, these girls are apt TO
t,;yolous and frisky, and need something to
4 down little"
,;,,Ic beings" muttcred Harvey. "I hate to
4 ione down too soon. Cooking is very
no doubt; but TINS little bonni-
r,r't hep failcying it would be like setting
iussle with the COOKING stove 10 pu' iiei h'
-cnsense." nv boy returned the elder man,
IN great china cup to his sister Tor more
LIZ her good. and won't hurt her a bit; and
hsr nv old friend Judge Archer, wants her
4 late summer afternoon According to
custom, OF the Granger family the supper
= snread out OF doors, at the back OF the
under a monster apple-trec, whose
ks,,chs screened away the red arrows the
! snn was sending down the long orchard
q Il dropped into the smoky shadows.
'-usht Old Sol, ii he were hungry, stay his
re 10 gaze with cnvious eye at that country
Lille with its big dusk loaf that smelt OF
md brown crustcd biscuit; its platter OF
6am; crimson. sliced tomatoes cool ron rom tne
tousc: crisp, curled, late lettuce; dishes or
rbcesc like pillows OF snow, dashed with
<-eam and busted with pepper besides other
A, a PROSPEROUS farm.
. head OF ihc table sat Miss Rcbccca Gran
Irat prim spinster of forty. Opposite loomed
Etantal form of her brother Phil, thrifty
la ihirtv-sevcn. bachelor, stout and hearty,
b might be applied the description OF Harry
h 'lusty drover," III the old poem:
Is checks were red as the ruddy clover;
II voice was like the voice OF three
Ia between the two, on ono side OF the
Id their niece. Linda Granger, comcly
Ii twenty-five. with brown hair and eyes,
nj color in her checks. and bit OF whole
IN on her face and hands. On the other side
Eey Norton i handsome summer boardcr,
-om natural love OF farm lie, insisted upon
his host with his farm work 20 such an c%.
(nt the latter declared he was as good and
't1n most hired men, and in reality should be
wages rather than paying board. But the
nan protested that tho wonderful benefit to
Ma and consequent voraclous appetite
danced accounts.
tow he was watching Linda cut through the
frust of~a square peach cobblcr baked IN a
Nj She had manufactured It with her own
Ioxn hands, and it fairly bulged with late
I'D peaches, yellow and fragrant and sweet,
I'D crust was a wonder OF liGhtness and ricl1-
nm Harvcy's interest over the operation OF
The cobbcr into generous sections, he los,
N his hosts last remark entirely, and pursued
H|ect no further; but there was the suspicion
dainfu smile about the corners OF Linda
her honest nose tilted itself the least bit
static expression that ovcrspread the young
i bee as he dispatched the block OF luscious
merged with Jersey cream. -,
4 she carried the great coffcc-pot into th'
for rcpIenishing a few minutes later. ! an
nat she set the unoffending utensil upon th'
'th rather unnecessary emphasis,
consistent mortal, Mr.. Harvey Morton
Served sarcastically. looking out of III
window at dim figure lettering IN III
Enjoying the luxury OF twilight smoke
+ nothing to me" in which statement | an
4 say Miss Linda told flo. =.
XbelI Archer stood in tho big, airy farm1ous
boxing about her in some bewllderment
1Iay of kettles and pans and the general para
" OF the ample cuisine She was sim
creature. with family pink checks. soft eye
Pldcn-brown hair coiled about her elcear
Fad, 1t was plainly evident that the youn
initiation into the kitchen lore was about
kucc
my dear child" cxpostulatcd Miss Beck
Wg with dismay the beruttlcd rose -coiore
pgham tca-gown and the bit OF white law
a ne city maiden wore. haven't you anythir
Eu'table for kitchcn-work than that coowe
Archer sighed apologcticaly LINDA wro
EpHng some gingham morning dresses, al
<pIons. she murmurcd, "and ! thought IN
nue zephyr and white aprons would do We
n I'm afraid haven't anything besides exec
,,snd and organizes and such things
sad Miss Becky grimly, "wc must get
TOT the present I'll give you brow
ESrapTon OF Linda's"
pretty tea-gown instantly disappeared undl
Es, stout apron, and Miss Becky proceed
~ Instructions:
got the dinner pretty we'll under way. '
~ roast ham, stcwcd tomatoes, mashed T
.aobagc salad. corn bread and baked apt
rs, Linda will make the dumping and y
f'en how she docs IL. while YOU make |
,or beginning. Here is a nice sugar-l'
Nith interest.
Ep H.. returned Miss Becky.
tet%s bonnibcl. "and where will / find
NSinop IT with choppine knife in wooc
I;,',.ss becky explained, indicating the artic
vo,, as' De chopped very fine. indeed.
al1o.he.. 10 attend TO it while I run down to
] vuwth." 'o'"e ou''er-rn''k 10 ''''N '"-
ho. ner own devices. BonnibcIl popocd
A H. ,so ITO the bowl and gave it few futile
III docsu't 'ooppcT, then looked out of The WIND
, Fhaps !. seem seen; TO chop very we'll she rcHcc
'Snt ripe enough. Oh. how warm