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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-15
k'RoN NEWS.
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John NJ Larson and family leave on
Thursday TO-. their new location at
Alcester, S. D., where John has leased
la farm They have been residents
so long In this locality that the move
will be quite change for them.
Mrs. Enoch Tellgren and Mrs. r,
l.. Anderson went to Soldier, Iowa,
Monday to assist the Alfred Tellgren
family whose children are sick and
especially one child that is not ex-
pected to live.
A sale will be held in Kiron on Sat
urday afternoon, when cattle. horses
and some machinery and other goods
will be sold. Those having property
wishing it disposed of can bring it in
to this sale.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Muller,
south of town, on Thursday night, a
fine baby girl.
C. B. Larson and Chas. Sjorgren
spent a couple of days the first of the
week in Ida county.
Rev. E. Person, the evangelist an
nounced to be at Kiron this week to
hold series of meetings, was unable
to come owing to a siege of sickness
which he is recovering frcm, but he
writes that he will come February FL.
Mrs. G. F. Tellgren returned home
Monday from a several days visit at
the home of Alfred Tellgren in Sol
der, Iowa.
Brooks, the comedian, and his
daughter, of Audubon, Iowa, drew a
good crowd out to their entertain
ment at the hall Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lindquist, of
near Arthur, were among the many
who spent Saturday afternoon in
Kiron trading.
E. r. Wood and his mother will
soon move off their old homestead and
will locate in Odebolt, where their
future home is to be. E. R. adver-
tises a sale for February 23rd.
Rev. A. Youngberg, while able to
be up and about from his recent ill,
ness, is far from well, and an oper-
alton might be necessary to relieve
him from his ailment.
F. G. Johnson went to Chicago Sat
urday evening with a stock shipmen,
and will take in the sights of the
windy city before returning.
A musical recital by Miss Belle Sc
lduucT, VI DeuISOu, anu llcF CLASS VI
pupils here was given at the home of
r. L. Anderson on Thursday evening.
A number of the parents who held in
v1tations were present and enjoyed
the musical event. a
Mrs. Eva Girard and daughter, of
Schleswig, visited at Kiron between
Thursday and Friday. Miss Girard
took part in the musical recital on
Thursday evening.
The passenger car attached to the
freight going west caught fire at the
depot Monday while freight was be-
ing unloaded. The passengers went
heller SHELTER to get out. A lot of
waste in box had caught fire and
when discovered had caught fire in
the car and the flames had gotten un-
der fair way to consume the entire
car which was quickly put out by a
quantity of water and snow.
P. G. Lundell returned on Monday
afternoon from weeks attendance at
conference held by the Swedish
Lutherans at Madrid, Iowa, he being a
delegate from the church here.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-15

position in the German bank and will
clerk in his fathers store.
Mrs. Conrad Rossburg, of Osmond,
Neb., and Mrs. AL Duffy and daughter.
Nettie of Muscatine county, who have
been visiting at the VIM. Stegeman
home and with other relatives, re-
turned to their respective homes on
Tuesday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-15

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-15

No afternoon reception attended by
ulous than a session of congress.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-15

1t may not do poor man any good
to abuse rich man, but it cannot be
denied that it is mighty comforting.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-15

According to the Mosaic account,
woman was q sort of ''side-issue."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-15
STATEMENT
OF the Condition of Crawford.
County Stale Bank.

Organized under the laws of Iowa 10.
caled at Denison, in the cou:,ty Of Craw
ford, at the close OF business on tie
Sth day of February. A. l.. 1911 maze
to tie auaitoy of state as required by
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
@atftns.

Setter Steffen un0 6rau, Sic in Guy
emburg ibr Seim baben, famen lestes
Sabr gu einem pertpanotlduftliden
9eiltd nah Mmerifa, bielten iid adt
Morate BEL ibrer bier mobnenoen
Sdamei ter> 6rau Sobn 5robling, auf
l1no lieBen 0ieielbe 0ieier Gage bon
ibrer glidliden Mnfunft IN Mntmer=
pen miiien. linn peridie0enem Sci
tungsomf ragen gu geniigen, m0dte
6rau Jrobling angeben, ooB ser Setter
Elm Sofidmieo uro feline 6rau cine
Godter BON Sohonn u10 Sulamna
2iei9 lit, un6 6aB bei6e lit @oltingen
I'M @robber5ogtbum 2uremburg, &C.
boren iin6. - Die Gar1ner equity
60. bielt samitag Mben6 cine gut,
beiudte gerlammlung in @ibmann's
@aue ab. - Sos. &otbitein bat feline
@aue iiber SEM Sdanflofole in
@obn5inmer abtbeilen laiien, sic ct
NIT 6anilie be5ogen fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
&ereins= Ma1ri@tem.

s SIM uierten Counting I'M Sarltar
fin0et u1nter Sen sluipi5ien bes ct.
SsoIepA= Mdlnneroereins in Ser ne1ten
ct. Marienfnlle SIT ct. Glolt0 eine
8inothorltfeier ltatt. Softp. P.
8eorg, .. e. g., BON ct. Saul miro
oahei Ste @oltptreoe iiber @in0tbori It,
lei1 2ehe11 l11o @irfen balten, mob
reno Sic Serren @m. q. Burger u10
$. 5. Goaigron ser Ser anmlung NIT
fiirseren MnIpraden b1ene11 mer0en.
Mnoere fothplild1e Gereine meroen
ei,1gelaSen, rno ale tins miafomme1.
Gs lit seplant, inn Mo1rnte 5ebruar
ei1e aettelerfeier SIT perani talten.
S Sn ser ct. Sobannes @emeinoe
a1 @olegepiQe mur0e in elmer am
Sonntag gebaltenen @eriummlung Sue
@ob( ser @eamten porgenomr1et, 6ie
mdNtebenoes @rgebniB botte: 2ouis
Sortig, Erdiioent; &,1pert @id, @ice=
Eraiibent; Neter @r0tih, 8rotofoll-
uno 5. 90. @iuiter, 6i11an5=Sefretdtr
Simon Brotih Sdntmeiiter; Ste=
phan Sal5er inns Stodinger, Sabnen-
trigger; Ssspieph Hiiringer, Maridnn.
S 0ie bei elmer ant 5onntag gebaI=
te1re1 Ser iomnlung seq in Ser Eier5
Gen1ein6e beitebenben ct. Soiepb=
MGnnerbereins borqenom1ere @uhl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

ergab fplgenoes Meirltat: @onra0
9taneI, &raiioent; Midael Slider,
gice-3raii0ent; Sobn 8en0er, eriter,
Soiepb @reiner, 5meiter unb 8. q.
@artman1t, geriider1tngs Sefretar
S. s.. 8olifer, Sdnbmeiiter; Sobn S.
8oler, Gafuentrdger; 4ubet 8rldt,
I6obnentrGeer; 2ouis &obilta, 6inan5-
@omite fir orei Sabre; 6. $. &erf=
boff, Inter 1ldungsar5t.
S @elegentlid elmer am lebten 5rei-
tag gebaltenen @eriammlung, 51 Ser
ii9 80 iangesluitige Mdnner eimge-
funoen botten, muroe sic Organization
ces &irdenhores uGdcilia" in ser
unbefledten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu
ct. Glm1o bemerfltenigt. Ser 3med
oieies Geretns beitebt 6arin, ~nad ge-
ororeten Hegelns an eriter Stele eate
&irdenm1iif 5ur @erberrlidmng oes
@otteseienltes uno meiterbin 0el1ti6en
Miannergeiang gu begen nno 5lt pile
gen. gs nltrbe in jener Ser Ia1nm=
lung Elm 0ireftoril,m gemablt uno Sic
@obl ser @ereinsbeamten NIT folgen=
Dem GrgebniB porgenommen: Sran5
@adl Trdiioent; 6ran5 5rit> &aiii=
rer; @ilbelm Snler, gefretdr; Ger
baro 3ierten uno Setter 3ierten, 9ei-
georonete; Nrpf. gherharo SOIL,
9horoireftpr.
S Sn @egenp1rt elmer Mn5aH To-
tboIiiher SSl1ngfrallen un0 Trar1en Ser
Staot ct. Glplt0 mltrbe am Sonntag
Nadmittag in ser ct. Marten=Shltl
ba1le ein fatholtider 1amen=8erein
gcgriin0et, 0eiien 8med in Ser Nf1ege
geleuigen @eiens gelegentlih a1p0=
dlentlider ~&eriammlungen, Sic a1f
Mittpodnafmittng uno Nlben0 I'M
ct. Marien-@ereinsbal ie anberaumt
fins, beiteben ion. Die Mitglie0ldafts=
gebiibren betragen 5mei Collars per
Sobr, un6 6a BEL ser Organization
Ser 1omen=Miiociation Elm groBes SSn=
~tereiie beflun0et mur0e, iteht 5u ertpar=
ten, 0ob 6iel e1be binnen fur5er Griit
iiber cine erf reulihe Mitglie0eron5abl
perfiigen mfrs. Die @ab( ser gean1=
ten Ser Mliociotion batte fo1gen0es Ste
lnltat: SRI. Maria Mlttidler, Grait=
oentin: Trou S. 8. Dunn, @ice= Nrd=
ii6entin; SRI. Carolina @oBberg- Sc
fret6rin; SRI. &oia gtrobe1, sdob-
meiiterin. Mls Mi1i1tentinnen mltr6en
ertpGblt: Sri. Moria Miil1er, SRI. Mn=
no @enne6p, Srou Tran5 @iuing ltn0
6rau 81. 5ranfe. Gin sem feItgei ebten
g~eriammI1tngstage ftebt 6os 8ereins=
bal1s o11sidlieB1i6 SEN @umen our
@erfugung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
) Mxs Der nntsesemo.
GoaeqepiQe.

@ebriioer Mlois uno @ilbelm &re=
ners uno Matb. &eiiinger paren leb-
tie ISOLDE in @e1daften nod ct. @lolt0.
- Setter 8orreld lit 6ieIer Gage aus
Sem @oipital in st. glol,o 5u ieiner
Iamilie 5uriidgefebrt. - SEQ Stod-
niger reilte lebte @od)e nad Snterna-
tional SAILS un6 geoenft, sem @tnter
sort 51 perbleiben. -@ermann 8rinf=
monr uno Sral1 bradten lette ISOLDE
bel ibren bier mobnenoen &inoern gu
un0 iino Counting nah ibrem Seim in
Golo Sprtng 5uriidgefebrt. = gn-
ton 6orner bon @ano0a lit bier bel
ieiner Ml1tter ouf 8ei1rd. = 6rau
Heter @eplano lit bon einem 5ebl1td=
gigen 8elud bei ibren Sreun0en inn
iiioliden Ibeil 6es Comm 111o in &id=
mono 5rriid. = Clinton sdpegel lit
pon ieiner SS%Sagotour nadD glad 1ud
nit einem feilten @irlhbod beimge=
febrt.
Melrpie.
@odm. Efarrer g. &idter erfreltte
lih Gienl tag Ses freunbidaftlidlen Sc
lud)es 0es bodm. @errn S. Stephen
pom Slice. : @ier beiBt es, 6ab Npo=
t6efer Matb. 8eder, 1pelher in Sem
bieligen Corner 9r11f Store leit ser
grfral1fung bes S. @. @elsper glts=
9iilfe leiitet, in 6olep, @enton Goutnp,
Elm Mpotbefergeidaft er0ffnen miro.
= Sic bier in Ser 9anfiagungsmode
sum @eiten ser ct. acknowledgements
Sc in ser @emeinoe ida1lbaQe gebaltene
Tair bradte einen &eingeminn I'M
9etroge BON $t400. - gu ser bier
am pergangerren Saml tag 1tnter Sem
@oriib oes Observation-Disclosures
Burger gebdltenen s~duloeriamrluna
botten iid outs SEM 3iitrtft lobiele
9efrer inns gltern, Semen es tint quite
gr5iehung ihrer &in0er 51 tbun lit,
eingefunoen, 6oB Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iammlnng in Ser Stoot6oae gebolten
mer0en mltBte. Sic an Ser bieitgen
ct. 8onifa5iusid]a1le ol5 2ebrertn a11=
geltellte Sdmei ter Gelia, .. g. g.,
bielt cine auSge5eidnete @orleiung
iiber sic neutrality-suspicious. tpdH=
ren6 gdpeiter &ita, 8. g. g., pelde
gleidfaus an ser bieitgen @%onifa5ilts=
ida1le mirft, einen g1ei6 guten @or=
trag iiber Geographic bielt. Cider
li9 lperSen herartige Ser ammlungen
sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sridte tra=
gen. = @eibnadten matt un0 ga liebt
iih ser vlultige Sonp" Dor, Tim gu
SEN Teittagen ieinen Dielen <noen
nebit 6em frel1n01iden @eibnadts=
arltB aud in BARTENDER @iniidt etmas
geionoeres bieten sl1 f0i'nne1t. = Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

mar, befinoat ii6 CUR Jreuoe ibrer
a%ngeb0rigen auf 0em belten 8ege gu
einer bal0igen @enelung. - antor
&iifler un0 SSraa iomie Maria Sbelen
moren iiber Sonntag in Melrole BEL
Bermanoten auf 5eludJ.
Mice.
Mm Ionfiagungsfelte mur0e III Dem
(eioer immer no6 leer itebenoen
S9llgebal10e gum 8e1ten Ser @emein=
Sc Elm @emeinoefelt peranitaltet, 0as
einen redt angenehmen nno pr freuli=
diem @erlauf nabm, mur0e ia babel Elm
gfeingeminn bon 1910 e%r5ielt. Neblt=
Sem botten ste Mitglie0er seq in Ser
@emei11oe belteben0en 9riitltden Mut=
t%erpereins BEL ei1em Mber0ellen oas
lie ierbierten, einen gl1ten grfolg; Ser
oubei e%r5ielte @elpinn floB in sic Ser
einsfalie, in ser 01tr6 Mnidoffung bie=
Ter Saden fir Stride ltn0 Efarrbaus
eine merflide gbbe eingetreten mar,
oie jett ober mie5er big gu $50 ange=
ihapouen lit. = 1lnier bodm. Efarrer,
Sos. Stepba>t, begab it@ Montag nad
Melroie, mo- er beim bo@p. @errn
g. @idter gu @aite mar; Don sort BE-
iudte ct Sen in Sa1tf Centre i%tatiortir-
ten bc9p. @errn q. Mr3t un6 in So
oua Sen bodp. Gfarrer 80. S9eurer.
@egen @n6e ser ISOLDE miro er gu iei-
1ter @emein6e 5uriidfebren.
Spring Sill.
SEQ @iIiter BON bier beiudte iiber
Gonntag feline in @onegebime tpobnen-
sen gItern. - $. Mbmom fat cine
in Nier5 gelegene, 240 Mder groBe
Garm fdufli9 in ietnen 8eiib gebradt,
Sic er in ndditer 3ufunft nit leiner
6omilie be3ieben miro. = @atbias
Gis bot iid bon 1einem l11mobIiein
10 5iemIi9 erbolt. = Grau Wa=
tbias 2auboh bon Montona lift Eel If
rem bier tpobnert6en @Itern GIT @affe.
Sos. Simon 1T bon ser @bite
@~eierpation. beimgefebrt ii15
geberft, int eIterIiden &n1r1e gu iiber-
iptntern.
Rasbetp. Gate.
Soiepb, 6as 5mei sSabre olte 5obn=
diem ser 6an1iIie Mi@J. S6ffti ftorb am
perganeenens GGreitog uno >p,rbe
Gonntag nod Sem Sodamte begra<
Ben. = &err 2ouis @ifelmar11 erfreut
oes 8eiudes ieines iiipgiten Bra,=
oers bon @iseonfin, in beifem geglei=
tung er Dienitag einen in Diilm uob-
8m16er beiudfe. Ser 8eiu-
der miro notwithstanding Big uber sic
bier. nerbleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

geBt nidt, beim 3urder, oem fleinen
Mpotbefer, ser einen groben Store nnS
Eous gr0bte Enforcement BON Meib=
no9tsmaarer fat, por5uipreden. ST
begriiBt gu6 ltets nut einem 2adeln,
un0 Str erbaltet Cures @eloe5 @ert5,
menm STR i'm unter itiibt.
Meire @rpne.
Ipbias @ertfen bon Gt9mon0 lDar
lebten Montng altf fur5en Sci ll6 bier
in gel dQftlifen Saden. = Cine bonn
County : sduliuperinter0ert 8orger
um 9. 0ieies Monats in Melroie fiir
6usMobI ser @da1len anberaumte@er=
iammlung 1pl1roe trot ser idledten
@ege BON bier aus itarf beiuht. =
Sim 10. 3e5ember bielt @err Sdatl5
Don Minneapolis in ser 8iIage=Saae
einen redt intereiianten &ortrag iiber
2a1romirtbidoft. = 6rau Eetermeper
lei6et felt einiger 3eit an einem meben
SUB. - 8en. &ien genieBt ieit
lebten Samitag ieine eriten @aterfreu=
SER; ein iunger &rin3 bielt in ser So
mifie tpinfom1ene @infebr. = Sol5=
fabren mar in SEN lebten 5pei @oden
sic &auptbei9dftigurrg 6er 6armer,
ood iebt fins sic @ege 10 idledt, 6ob
in sic lem @eidGfte ein Stinitan6 ein<
getreten lit. = @erma,m Sm0iefe ir.
peilt lett 5pei @odyen auf 8ei Judi Bel
@erpam6ten in M%or66afotu. - Mc.
Brung ien., peIder Dor etpa orei $50
den oos ungliid hotte, fid nit elmer
Mrt idtuer gu per1eten, lit poditanoig
geneien. = Eonp 8altes bielt iih Ell
ne gon5e ISOLDE beiud,smeii e in Mlbert
Sea auf. = Mid @inter erbielt sic
trul,rige gsadriM 6aB fem 8r110er
SEQ in 0enper, @o1., pobin er iid
5ltr stdblung l%eitrer @eiunbbeit Dor
ei1iget1 Sabren beaob. auf oen 500
erffranft lei. = s rnu ST.. Netermeper,
pelde Iebten CONNER ibren SuB per=
lette, fat imn1er nod feimn @ebrm1h
bon Dem T1oirten @lie6e. = &odhp.
P Martin, $. g. s., Ieitete lei ser
40ftiinoigen Mnoadt in ser ct. 8o=
mihF5tt1s=@ emein6e gu Melroie @us-
.biilfe.
Gate George.
SSobn S. SETTLER, melder lettes
5riibiabr nnd Montana retite, no er
ais Giienbabnarbeiter beihdftigt NOR,
1T nod Squire 5ur)dgefebrt. Sulius
@odmunn un6 5rm uro 5run5
SdoI5 nebit beiierer 9alfte eritatteten
lette ISOLDE IN Ba611a einen oertpm6t-
iddftIiden 8eiud. Gruu &einri@
Berfennes, tpelde be6enflih erfrmft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

= spredt in unierer Banf Dor uro
laBt- @uh BON nnierm &aiIirer ben
Bortbeil unierer 3eit=9e pofiten=@er.
%tififote ol,seinonoerietcn. Tarmers
Etate @anf of ct. G1ol16. 1870
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
reid, GrerrBen qebpren, BON mo- lie nit

reid EreltBen gebpren, bon no lie NIT
ibren Gltern 11no 8eifmiitern in oie=
les 9ar0 fam lu1o balo madyber in sen
Orben eintrat. Treitog Morgen fin
Get Sic 8eeroigung ouf SEM Sdme=
itcrn=airhbofe III ct. Soieph ltati
MGge lie, Sic ihrem @ott uno &errn
10 niele Sabre treue Gent %leiltete,
1ih bimn1liid1er Seligfeit SIT " reue11
hohcn!
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-18
RECIPES ASKED FOR.

Editor Social Corner:-Here are
some recipes for sponge cake and Ice
cream that some sister has asked for:
Sponge Cake, No. 1-One cup of su-
gar, two eggs, one cup of milk, two
cups of flour, two teaspoons of baking
powder. Flavor to taste. I use this
for either q layer cake with a cream
filing or baked in shallow tin.
Sponge Cake, No. t2-One cup of SUI
gar, two eggs, one cup Of -four, one
quarter cup of hot water, one teaspoon
of baking powder, salt; flavor with
lemon.
Sponge Cake, No. 3-One cup of su-
gar, three eggs. three tablespoons Of
spoon of cream of tartar mixed In
flour, one-half teaspoon of soda mixed
in cream, pinch Of salt; flavor with
lemon. '
In making Ice Cream, do not use
either gelatine or tornstarch, neither
do cook the mixture before freezing.
Vanilla Ice Cream I make as fol-
lows: One quart Of cream, one quart
and one pint Of milk, three eggs, three
cups of sugar, vanilla to taste. Whip
the cream and mix with the milk:
beat the eggs and mix with the sugar.
Stir all together until the sugar is dis
solved, and freeze Other havors may
be used satisfactorily.
In making coffee ice cream use the
same recipe and add one-half cup of
strong coffee.
Strawberry Ice cream-One quart OF
milk. one pint of cream, one quart OF
Strawberries, two cups of sugar. Mash
the berries and sugar together and let
stand 30 minutes. then add the cream;
rub through strainer into the freez-
er and freeze. Delicious.
Lebanon. LOUISE"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-18
ABOUT SETTING HENS.

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner
when Greek meets Greek, then comes
the tug of war;" When one farmer
meets another now, the first question
is:
Got any chickens YETI"
mo, / haven't any yet, but have
eight hens setting in the cellar, and i
am trying an Improvement on the box
to put them In to eat. put four slat
coops SO to take on half at once, and
IL the cellar has a dirt bottom, dig up
the dirt SO the hen can dust. or if the
floor 10 concrete. put dirt In, place
them 30 that by opening the door the
sun will shine on them. They seem
to enjoy taking q dust bath. Put the
eating and drinking dishes on a block
SO the dirt won't get into the feed.
Whole corn and sharp grit is the best
feed for the setting hen. A good,
sharp grit Is made by hammering up
broken dishes (not glass;.
II It is necessary to wash the eggs
they should be washed with a wooden
cloth and lukewarm water. Greasy
hands, or cloth. will spoil an egg for
Matching: SO will rough handling.
A good idea is to mark the eggs be-
fore putting them under the hen, as
she sometimes lays a few eggs after
setting, and these could then be taken
out, an they would be too late in hatch
Ing; also, there would be too many.
z It in better to have not over II this
month than to spoil the hatch by first
one getting cold, and then another. The
eggs can be tested THE fifth day, then
placing the eggs under fewer hens,
leaving a hen for q new setting.
Waterford. MA
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-18

water, one cup Of molasses, half cup OF
vinegar Let come to a boil. In this
drop dumpIngs made of one quart of
prepared flour, mix with milk the same
as for biscuit. never have dumplings
fall il made OF prepared -four.
Apple Sauce Cake-Half a cup of
butter creamed with one cup of sugar;
add one cup Of, unsweetened apple
sauce into which one level teaspoon Of
soda dissolved In one tablespoon of
boiling water has been well stirred, one
and three-quarters cups of -four, one
teaspoon of cinnamon, one cup of
chopped raisins. Bake 40 minutes.
Indian Pudding-To one quart of
scaIded milk add one cup of Indian
meal, three quarters cup of molasses,
one egg, one teaspoon Of cinnamon and
a pinch of salt; stir into the milk un-
til it thickens. Remove from the fire
and pour into we'll buttered dish and
let stand until Cold then add a pint
of cold milk and bake three hours in
a moderate oven. Serve with cream.
Cranberry Pie-Two cups of pre-
pared flour; rub into flour two table,
spoons of butter; then add one pint of
,cranberries, two we'll beaten eggs and
one cup of milk. Steam one hour in
buttered cups half filed with batter.
Serve with rich sauce.
Stuffed Dates-Remove the seeds
from the dates and fill with peanut
butter; roll in graduated sugar. Very
nice. THE COOK.
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THREE USEFUL RECIPES.

Editor Social Corner:--Herewith I
send useful recipes:
Hhode Island Sponge caks-Two
cups of, sugar, four eggs, two cups Of
-four one cup of hot milk pinch Of
salt, one teaspoon Of vanilla, two tea
spoons Of baking powder. Beat the
eggs. add salt and vanilla: beat to-
gether, add nour and baking powder,
and when all beaten together add the
boiling hot milk Bake in fairly hot
oven for As minutes. Very nice.
Raissd Doughnuts-Scald one pint
Of milk, add three tablespoons of but
ter; set aside to. cool; add one cup of
sugar. dissolve one yeast cake in one
quarter cup of warm water, add to
the milk, butter and sugar; add flour
enough to make a soft batter; let
raise all day; at night add two we'll
beaten eggs, one-half teaspoon of Gin
namon and flour to make soft dough;
let raise all night; in the morning roll
quite thin in rings and fry in very hot
fat
I hope some of the sisters will try
them.
MoIasses Cookies. No Shortening
One cup of sugar, one and a half cup
of molasses, one-ha1f teaspoon of gin
ger. one-half teaspoon of cinnamon, a
pinch of salt; add two teaspoons Of
soda dissolved in six tablespoons Of
boiling hot water; when cool add we'll
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rHE COTTAGE oxRpEN.

Dear Sisters:--Iast week told you
in my letter that 1t WAS time to get
ready for our spring work, Now, this
week am going to tell you what
know about the soil for eur Hover
garden Or vegetable bed.
How many times we take up pa
per or magazine and 1t will tell us to
plant 50 and 30, and at just such q
time Now, we can all do that; but
II our soil is not right the result Is
not always pleasing. After we have
had rainfall. say three or four days,
go out into the garden or into the
grounds that we intend to use for a
garden and turn up q Bpadeful of
earth. Is 1t sticky and like putty. re-
tanning the imprints Of the fingers
That means that sand or some loosen
ing agent is required. If the soil is
powdery and light, then an organic
matter is needed to bind the particles
together. Ordinary manure is as good
as anything you can get for q sandy
soil. while deep blowing, which gives
the water q chance to escape from the
clay, is often all that il required to
make a heavy soil into pliable loom.
If this does not tighten it enough,
however, dressing Of lime should fol-
low.
Norwich WILD FLOWER.
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MILK. As a CLEANSING AGENT.

Dear Sisters Of. the Social Corner: -
AS a cleansing agent milk is most use
full; and if it was not SO dear it would
be In much scomnoner use: but the
things have to say on the subject
may be of use to some who are un-
aware of the value of milk for house
hold uses, other than cooking. For
cleaning, skim, sour or buttermilk. will
do. Buttermilk. is one of the best
cleansers for 1fnoleum and oilcloth.
Mop up the cloth with a soft rag and
apply once week. Milk makes a good
furniture polish, and If rubbed into
the wood it keeps polished surfaces in
fine condition. -Twice-a year at house
cleaning time is often enough. to treat
furniture In. this way Either skim
! med OF sour milk is good to wash the
leaves ON both sidesof rubber
plants, end then pour npon the earth
at the base for the piarst to feed upon
When scissors ar e, dull and no Grind
er is handy hey my be sharpened
by drawing the blade of q steel knife
along the edge several times This
will imbrove their condition very
much. ss<., -
msnt2ry mention. of ssmy letter. A
mother is very dear to me 4 have a
faithful one now full of years. None
of us can have but one own loving
mother
Moosup FRANK.