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Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
PLANNING VARIES THE MEALS,

When making out the bills of fare
take your pad and pencil and all the
cookbooks you need. First look
through these and put down under
their respective headings those dishes
which seem to you practicable or de-
sirable for any of the three meals
Plan the meals for week, making
out the probable market list at the
same time. Then when you stand
before the ice box with this weeks
bill of fare in your hand you can ad-
lust the meals to suit the eXigencies
of leftovers or lack Of them, or to the
incidents of company and unexpected
changes.
BY this plan you will soon find your
meals more varied, and the cost should
be lessened for it is actually easier
to plan better meals for less money
in this way than to do so each day
by itself OF course. you must be
familiar with the market supplies, and
know now to choose.
There is an understood rule in max
ing out a bill of fare for a formal
dinner or luncheon that any one food
ought not be used twice in any form.
That is. it is quite out of place to
have chicken soup and boiled fowl in
the same meal; the connection as too
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
AMERICANS UNEASY.

\ letter received in Mesa yesterday
from = resident of the City Of Mexico
reports that the foreigners there, es-
pecially the Americans are becoming
uneasy and many are leaving The
letter saws.
Il ann sending n note to- tell YOU
that things are growing exciting here.
People in great numbers are leaving
the city and al who can get away
viii probably return TO the states.
Others living i'm unprotected sections
are flocking into the city. Since the
battle of Juarez the streets are flood
cd with extras and IL is reported
that n paper is being circulated that
If any Americans cross into Mexico
armed. an foreigners here VIII be
killed within tWenty-four hours.
know the feeling runs high and it is
hard To- ten what win happen Al
ready many foreigners have met death.
principally Spanish whom these people
hate worse than they do Us. Mr..
Wanuav. Russian vice-consUl. took tea
with us before leaving. His friend.
Herr OLSON. was shot down as the
two Were leaving the train. II is ter
rible how many Spaniards have been
killed and some of them tortured.
one poor fellow was tied by his
hands and feet To four horses and
dfsjointed after he had given them all.
the money he had These ungratCful
people would do the same thing to
President Diaz if they could. l have
ALWAYS loved Mexico and many of her
people are splendid, but now I am
willing to leave this country.
Have just received news that stu
dents al Guadalajara are making
demonstrations against the Americans
II is said that the church is helping
the revOlutionists in the hope that
they viii get back their property
which was confiscated by the govern
ment. Ten millions in gold was sent
TO California Yesterday and this is
but part Of what is going out Of the
country The government is trying To
find out who is sending it, Some of
my friends leave tonight for Paris
and others for the United States.
wish I was well out of it."
Many Mesa people have relatives
and friends i'm various parts Of the
republic and there is a great deal of
uneasiness as to their fate. if matters
are not soon adjusted.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

obvious. This rule is a good one to
use in planning the days meals Al any
time. Eggs, certain kinds of meat or
fish. should not be repeated; tomatoes
stewed for luncheon should not be
served as soup for dinner. etc. This
rule is applic1bl" al through and leads
To the oft-repcated one which calls
for the Disgusting of leftovcrs.
Where there are no small children
at the table soup or a salad served
with each dinner would be preferable
To- a dessert. Desserts are often I'M
necessary, taking more time. l3bor and
money than they return in food value.
Baked or slowed apples. apple sauce
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

or apple dumplings are better au6
cheaper than apple pie. Why TAX,
time, labor and material to make an
under crust for a custard baked in
i'm a pie tin, instead of in cups, with
out any crust? They are less eXpen-
sive AMI more wholesome in the Guy
form, and the under crust is often
soggy. alyicW.
Where the midday meal is merely
luncheon. not a luncheon dinner. SO
planned for the children, the Ieftovers
should be utilized as entrees and
served here.
In no department OF cooking is
skill more needed than in making
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
MESA
DEATH OF MESA LADY.
Had Resided Here During Past the
Twenty Years.

Mrs. 'Quintine Golden. aged seventy
one years and eleven months. died at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Coleman Sunday afternoon, and the
funeral was held yesterday at two
o'clock. Bishop Horne officiating
There was a large attendance of rel
atives and friends at the services and
To accompany the remains to the
Mesa cemetery.
Mrs. Golden was a widow and
since the death of her husband has
made her home with her brother-in-
law ana sister. Mr. ana Mrs. Henry
Coleman. She came t. Mesa twenty
years ago and has been here Contin-
Uously since. For several years past
Mrs Golden has been ailng and re-
Gently became bedridden.
Mrs Golden was born in South Car
olna and was married there. but her
husband died before she came to Ari-
IONA. Mrs. Golden was member Of,
tine Mormon church.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
a PAINFUL WOUND.

RLv. and Mrs. c. L. Hawley were in
from their homestead in the Queen
Creek country yesterday, for the pur-
pose of consulting the doctor. Mr.
Hawley had his hand caught i'm a
feed chopper over a week ago. and
the wound has become very painful.
He reported that he had been unable
TO obtain more than few minutes
sleep night recently and his
nerves We're badly shattered The
flesh and nerves were mutilated quite
deeply and the wound is slow to
heal.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
TELEPHONE MEN BUSY.

Inc WIND sunday mixed up the
wires of the telephone companies do
ing business in Mesa and the linemen
had all they could do yesterday in
making repairs. The Overland's East
Second avenue line was broken by the
switching Of limbs OF trees along the
way and for several hours the cit
liens of that section were without
communication with their neighbOrs
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
DELAYED In RAY

William Menhennett, foreman of the
Free Press and also one of the pro-
prietors Of the Coliseum open air
theater, went to Ray Sunday and fail
ed TO catch the return train until to-
day. As a result Manager Morris had
to put in some time in the mechan-
ical department helping the pressman
edit the forms. Mr.. MeuhennettS
business in Ray was to see what
could be done with a new picture
show in that camp.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
IMPORTANT MEETING.

There viii be a meeting of the
members and friends of st. Marks
Episcopal mission Of Mesa at \ o'clock
J.. m, May 10th. at the residence of
DR. J. + Drane to consider the bids
for the erection Of their church. This
is very important meeting and all
interested should be present.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN.

Ed Boomer is out horse. buggy
and harness. Some thief probably
needed the rig and proceeded To help
himself The horse is a brown one
and the buggy was not new but in
good condition Mr.. Boomers feelings
are hurt for he needed that horse
in his business. especially as the har-
vest season is now at hand.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
LEFT FOR KANSAS.

Mrs. .. j. Ruse and Mrs. Geo. l.
Hutchinson left for Phoenix last even
ing and this morning started over the
AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Re road
for Kansas. She has been making
this trip for a number of years past.
spending the summer at her old home
and the winters in the valley. Mrs
Hutchinson Will go to Wellington. the
two friends separating at Newton,
Kansas
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

over dishes-hashes i'm reality. The
basis FOR most rcheated meats, fish
AID vegetables is sauce of some
kind Master the making of sauces
and one is master of the well made
entree. And. after all it is not the
simplicity of the bill of fare. but how
its dishes are cooked and served. that
makes tho meal a feast-Good House
kaeuirr-
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

this enlightened land a cock has been
tried. found guilty and burned at the
stake for the crime of laying an egg.
\ correspondent reminds US of Chasse-
nee, the eminent French jurist who de
Tended certain rats accused of destroy
ing a barley crop and obtained post
ponement on the ground that so many
defendants could not be reached by 4
single summons-LOndOu Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
g SOUTH SIDE NEWS
NEW MIXER.

Lou Armstrong, from the Boehmer
drug store. Phoenix, has accepted a
position with Everybody's drug store
and viii have charge of the soda
fountain and ice cream department of
that store during the summer months.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

DR.. Berry's Kerniola positively re-
moves all bIemishes from the skin such
as black heads, moth splotches, etc.
Phone Con, 91sS Red. Mrs DIETRICH
db
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

ADVICE TO MOTHERS-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always be
used for children's Teething. 1t soothes
the child softens the gums, al!ays all
pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. S5c a bottle
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
FOR SALE.

Pair chestnut horses, chunky, weight
$50. good for mountain trip or general
purposes. 500 Also harness and light
wagon. $4,000 Jesse f. Kelly, Mesa.
AriZ. dd
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

Work has commenced on the new
packing and loading sheds for the
cantalOupe growers.
Leslie Vance, who has been en-
ployed by the reclamation service,
was in town yesterday on business
and his friends hardly knew him
He has been cultivating a mustache
while on the desert and the growth
indicates that he has been using
pumped water for irrigation.
Mrs. Coombs, having received word
that her husbands condition is still
serious. has resigned her position at
the Free Press office and will leave
this afternoon for Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

Sick headache results from G disor-
dered condition of the stomach, and can
be cured by the use of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Try it.
For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

II. c. MoHoy varied his experience
Yesterday by a ride over the farming
section adjacent to Mesa. Mr.. Moiloy
yesterday returned from several days
spent at his mining property located
north Of Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

Mark W. Slows family moved in
from the desert. Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
WITH LAWS TO SPARE.

With LAWS TO SPARE.
The dumb animal has often been
tried and executed with the proper
legal formaliues. even in England and
as late as the nineteenth century. In
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-30

aud aleo geoG ore.
On Christmas day the hosptali~
iv Of the family conferred az the
home Of Mr.. and Mira. Worth Rock
EFT, the second daughter The fam
ily circle was unbroken, every
child and grandchild being present.
After the splendid turkey dinner
prepared and served by Mrs. ROCK
etc, the guests we're assembled IL
the library, and We're coon surprised
by one of the sons-in-law, who wax
ed eloquent and proceeded TO make
a speech, recalling "reminiscences Of
school days and later counting days
of the host and hostess. at the me-
tropolis of s'Possum Trot' nov
known as Red Oak. He then pre-
sented them with a handsome cut
glass vase In honor OF their TWEEN
tieth wedding anniversary. As
both parents and grandparents
looked upon the happy children a
scene like this must have inspired
the following words from the poet:
And when with envy time Trans
ported
Shall think to rob us OF our joys,
You'll in your girls again be
courted,
And I'll so wooing in my boys. :
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ea. 8lHss1 ihs NlrsMa raes
Ntr Mf the ufNfflH# f'Hfisst
istifasgt iN wHhh ftnsiaeHs est4
isuf.a occurred ln sH' S. Nitk
,rf sn ta tht Thaf ueRf ehllN
s ira sNrnsah Nichsau0d ind
ee.a5am nsnlamin fiafuHca wAs
..tofsea la his cor is iing Kifl "
eh. whas g. iaah hef uHan hia
snsa tt4a hsf ARMS aboai Bic
.n.t tlasrd him impniai,eiY and
thtoa n urW ptuknlfc into hia
t-srN
.tybro the nest holiday timo
..,... ,.,.,, % contained Santa Claus.
s..,,.ttt,.. q, 4. s,,s, fet wallet fhe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-30
Christmas Party.

The annual Christmas party which
Mrs. q W. McWhirter always gives
her class Of young ladies was given
By her and the president, Miss Lille
Chapman. at the latter's beautiful
new home I'm Trinity University adj
dition Tuesday afternoon. The
pretty home needed no additional
adornment to make it attractive,
though the Yuletide was recognized
in a display of Christmas bells sus-
pended from the chandeliers The
dining room was work of deco
ratiye art The colors in the room
were yellow, the lights shed gold
On glow, and grain, the class flow
er, made an harmonious table deco.
ration for the diner Mrs Nc
Whirter, who always displays ingc-
nuity in her contests, likewise gives
the guests something 10 do Writing
letter TO Santa Claus was an orig
inal pastime, bringing up an exer-
else OF their rhetoric days, allitera-
ton. Beginning with the first letter
in the alphabet and going to the last,
each member asked for something,
the adjective beginning with the
same letter as the object The read
ing Of these was certainly laughable.
The guests then repaired to the
dining room, always coveted spoS
at a party. There were placed on
the floor as many plates as guest.
filled with candy, also on the wall
there hung the same number Of min
iature socks and the guests were in
troduced to a Halloween prank,
though some days late They must
take the candy from the plate with
a small spoon using only one hand,
and In this wise fiji the Christmas
sock. Lots OF jolly games were
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,roe@ envlrcled the orchestra STAND.
and each of the four chairs OF the
Elta was festoohed. In the reading
room. too. II looked like praa1
forest In It's summer prime and
mere punch was served The pro-
grams providing for sixteen dances.
we're white embossed In gold letters.
On the cover was Christmas 1911.
In the back the committees names
were printed. Arrangement; NJ. ).
Middleton, chairman; Robt. Harri-
son. Ed waltmon, w. Mac Lam
berth, L. II. Mosley. Floor. w. Mac
Lamberth, chairman: T.. A. DuBoses
Jr.. ]. A. Redman, John F. Spaldfng.
Music was furnished by the Wise
Orchestra. and refreshments on
pressed turkey, olives and coffee
were served after the eighth dance.
The grand march was led by John
Karner OF Dallas and Miss Verna
Erwin.
The seventh dance was cotillio,,
figure led by Buddy Mosley and
Miss Estelle Dunlap. The men with
lighted tapers formed double line,
and the girls marched through the
second time favoring her partner,
and beautiful maidens moved
down in the dance" The ball room
was an enchanting scene with pref
ty girls in handsome costumes, and
playing orchestra.
The mirthful maze began at III
O'Clock and continued till morn
The following visitors were pres
emit;
Misses Marian Lane, Willie New
bury, Marguerite Bonner, Mr.. ana
Mrs. lOrren Ncwbury, Mr.. Luke ROD"
inson( and Mr. w. j. Lewis, Dallas
Mr.. Albert Tennison, Jr., Frank
ChaseABert Jones. Dallas; Miss Ag-
mes IN kSti.s Mss Agnes
s-Hla2l - 4
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passt s4,sog w#s f4seaHniseA IN ssss
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iAes us~s bis. mnsHaline amd che
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luncheon Co chiffon ovsf messa.
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uariy childhood. eArh ~ thesn
neiHhhurp sma ssseaat since their
tho eniy child Of snaaiNunt par.ntA.
ana tnesr friendships seems hnand
Ia the following words With whiea
Shakespeare has inmevtalisrd two
~ his girls ~ devoted friendship.
we sesfped plsy'd, eat together
And whereeoe'r we want. like Juno's
s@snH,
sun We .ehl coupled and insnper-
able
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tsrsimssM turns uY sh~ sssferFs ~
sny muMih, ard intellectually The tsshst
felsow's, fsnt ! aena carry II 10 .
N,svmssA stats ~ Inactivity The wwsia
muwt fmosa. | hne@
A snsiie vii carry sne Bufe sers
eeasfully through the eNsnlhr Fwaf
than fruwn Besides us more hs-
coming
NV husband Ia moi q hero 10 the
oiheg woman. she tlsint* her partner
Il gnat ~ coed wlii give her
chance TO saund his praises.
viii not shske the other sifl's
false hair In the NAME face. " u
~ a guod match, he viii not believe
me. and II II Ia an obvious Aabsstta
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Mrs. Curtin Entertnins.

Mrs. Lem G. Curtin was hostess
OF the Sixteen Club Wednesday af-
ternoon honorlng Miss Berta Cur
lin of Huntsville. Miss Lillian SUIT
ton OF Austin and Mrs Edwin Jones
of Tyler were the out-of-town visit
.ors. The house was decorated In
yellow chrysanthomums. ferns and
molly Five tables of forty-two made
up the party. Score cards and place
cards were polnsettas Frozen
cheese salad and hot chocolate were
served.
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pr +. n. Vaughn ~ Fort Worth
and Miss Lille Miller 81 our cts
we're quietly married at the bride 8
home on Oldham avenue Wedncs-
day evening At six O'Clock. Rev.
q. II Hogan officiating. No one
bur the immediate family we're pres
ent, and she grooms broth.r, Ches-
ter Vaughn, of Dallas The bride
is one OF Waxnhachie's loveliest
girls, pretty of person and sweet OF
character. She Is especially talent
ed IN vocal music, and was valued
member OF the music club, being
the contralto singer of the club 5
quartette. The groom Ia by no
means a stranger to us, as he was
practicing physician for few
years here, later going to Chicago
where he made study of special
lists work. He Is now located In
Fort Worth and they left on the
evening train for their future home.
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Ynnths Entertained.

The Yuletide brings joy to the
juvenile, who aside from the pleas
ure of Christmas, they make much
of the holiday season which relieves
them from school duties. A set of
high school girls and ooys enjoyed
the hospitality of Rainey Harrison,
Stewart and Stacy Moore at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. VIII Moore
Tuesday night. Christmas bells,
holly and mistletoe lent festive
air to the house, and the yells ana
shouts of the boys and girls added
to the festiyity. Miss Ethel Nc
Clure came in on the evening train
to attend the party, A guessing con
test proved of mirthful entertain
ment The number of beans in q
sealed jar was a puzzling problem
solved by Miss Lillian Rushing who
came within eighty-five of tho cor.
rect number, she received bog OF
candy. Jack MCGEE -wufi II A-lhf91ess -
prize, an A. b. c. book Punch was
served during the evening, also
brick cream and angel food an
fruit cake.
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Neison-Kirk Wedding.

On Tuesday evening, December
l26. at six o'clock. at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. 7. j.
Kirk. 602 West Main street, Mr..
Wilbur Nelson and Miss Honor b.
Kirk were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony Mr. J. b. Nelson min
lister for the College Street Chureh
of Christ. performed the ceremony III
his own natural way, using the SIN
gle ceremony.
4 The house was beautifully decor
ated. Miss Eu1alia Holland Of Mid
Lothian and Miss RUBY Byrum pre-
IN ssidAi couple, and occu-
- at the r<altar on either
n-s'x = sde, ap5 also the attend
go go pna ~ gre beautifully gowncd
y, ladies. wNAwe4dings march was
/, white The rF.k frk, sister
iayea by MISS Man
If the bride. the ceremony
As MI. Nelson s. essiye manner
:. asery near, draukF deep OF the
words =
Immediately after congratulations
were extended tho guests, about six
ty In number, were invited into the
dining room and enjoyed a bounti-
full and well prepared repast.
Mr. Wilbur Nelgon is the son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Nelson, who live
near town, one of the most prosper
GUS and well respected families OF
the community. Mr. Wilbur is an in
dustrious, honest honorable. up
right young man, possessing mary
friends and one who makes a good
impression on all.
Miss Honor is one Of those sweet,
unassumlng young ladies who is well
suited for a true helpmeet. She has
many devoted friends She reflects
credit upon her parents by portray
ing those qualities 50 essential to
true christian womanhood
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Nelson re-
ceived many beautiful and useful
presents
The groom's parents gave din
ner in their honor Wednesday De-
cember e. They are now domiclled
I'm their home near town.
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Among the holiday festivities none
were more enjoyable than the hol-
iday dinner given last Friday ngiht
by Leroy Bertram, in honor of the
young professors of the high school,
Messrs. Parker and Munden. A
five course luncheon was served,
and covers were laid for six.
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sgrn. NJ viii sAinA thss
n essh~v eas~ iess FfgS.
"Tsath ~ snwsH fwAestssya.
waters eavx m eastern
wsii remember that wh~n
my etfins reslsi ssh.
s'ifnsan and liberty. enc
arabic, uuw and forever" IA
roos, motto for married uA
trouble Is that liberty drsfsAstt.
Significance. and nnten snas sll,
vorca courts. will be wsse
Despite the fscs that love
the world gn round. he cannot E
gas bin ar the ren, VIII ldE~
for the bread and cheesc and
will provide the Kisses.
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Mr.. and Mrs, w A Howle enter
tanned few friends at AZ last
Wednesday evening at their new
bungalow home on Main street. FEC
tables were filled for the game.
which made quite lively party. Pot
plants and Christians bells made
attractive house decorations. Mrs
Howle was assisted by Misses lnez
and Lenora Singleton. The out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Fletcher
Norton of HiIls5oro, former Main
street neighbor of the hostess, and
Mrs. John Cochran of Meridian. Re
freshm ents consisted of salad
course and hot chocolate. Mr.. and
Mrs Howle have only been in Wax
ahachie one year, but they have
many friends here who value them,
their Main street neigh
bors, and Mrs. Howle proved her
self as gracious a hostess as she i5
a good and lovely neighbor.
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Hood-Mcpherson.

Mr.. II. o. Hood and Miss Helen
Mcpherson we're married Christmas
day at the brides home on Nam
street, Rev. d. s, Bodenhamer Of
lleiating. The groom Is conducting
a general merchandise store in Trim
ity addition. The bride taught last
year In the public school at Pa.
mer. She is a graduate of Trinity
University. The groom also was q
student in Trinity University. They
have gone to Eastern Texas on their
bridal tour.