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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-02-23

HIGHSCHOOL NOTES.

State Inspector Terry was at the
high school Tuesday morning.
The Basket ball boys play Rice
Lake tonight (Friday)
The Seniors have decided upon
miniature keys for their class pins.
Mr. Hughes went to Oshkosh Fri
day on account Of illness in the fam
lily, but returned again Monday morn
ing.
tend school Monday, but we We're
glad to see her back again Tuesday
morning.
Jessie Warner, Esther Kehl, and
Kate Diamond served supper for five
people in the Domestic Science Room
Tuesday.
The Senior banquet took place Sat
urday evening, and from reports
everyone had good time. The rooms
were appropriately decorated in REQ
and white, and hearts of all sizes.
The Seniors and their faithful help
ers'' certainly worked hard to make
the banquet success in every way,
and certainly deserved all the com
pliments they received.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-02-23
CoNRATH.

Special Correspondence.
Code French was home over Sun
day
N. Summers is on the sick list
again.
Ed. Borego has been laid up with
rheumatism.
Mary Summers returned to her
school Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Haffner called on Mrs.
Bockman Sunday
Chas. Gibbs hauled wood for the
company Tuesday.
H. w. Cook returned home from
Ladysmith Saturday.
There was dance in Chriske's
hall Saturday evening"
Mamie and Alva bookings We're
shopping in Ladysmith Saturday.
The two Van Buren, families and
the Michael family spent Sunday at
the Lambert home.
r. d. Van Buren, and son were
helping Newt. Summers cut wood
the first of the week
Word was received from John Stat
ford in Washington that they were
coming back on their place in May.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-02-23

gives Columbia county, Wis, a yield
of 1870 bushels, Fond du Lac county
These are sample Wisconsin counties
and none of these counties used
enough purchased fertilizer to take
into account The question would
appear to be: which makes the more
money out of their potatoes after the
fertilizer is paid for?
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-02-23
FAIRVIEW-CRANE.

Special Correspondence.
Jesse Nichols was visiting at our
school Monday
Joseph Gordon and wife were bus
mess callers in Ladysmith Tuesday.
Oran and Ernest Nichols and sister
Florence, called at Gordon's Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gordon called at
the home of j. T. Stevens Monday
evening
J. T. Stevens and daughter, Mamie.
were called to Ladysmith on bus
mess Monday
Amos Doors and Miss Johnson
called on L. r. Stevens and Miss
Churchill Sunday.
c.. Nichols and three sons, Alvin,
Oran and Ernest, and Mr.. Smith we've
called to Ladysmith by lawsuit
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank HolcOmbe were
seen in our vicinity Sunday The for
mer was looking for wolves but
didn't have very good luck
Will the party who took a string
of sleigh bells from the depot Mon
day evening, leave same at Chrske's
and save trouble.--O r. Holt.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-02-23

Whereas their
his mental
Madison, Wis
while disc
The
La Toilette removing them that Mr.
eve
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-02-23

Money to loan-Thomas and Car
ow, Attorneys, Ladysmith, Wis. 1Stf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
NEWS BRIEFS

The case against Walter Snede-
ker. charged with attempting TO Kill
his wife. was called in the criminal
court yesterday. but was passed until
Wednesday
The Fifteenth street entrance to
the court house has been closed TO al
low the old stone steps I'm front OF
the entrance 70 be torn away. the in.
tention being 20 replace them with
concrete steps
AT the meeting OF the Board OF
Control yesterday morning 80 was or.
dored that "A new Ford runabout be
purchased for the use Of Superintend.
ent Frank Scroggins. Of the water
works. The machine will be pur-
chased and placed in service as soon
rs possible
Pearl Morgan. the Martins Ferry
man who was recently held 10 the
ersnd jury under g.. 600 bond. charged
with robbing John Wright a. the state
Fair Of $500 was released from iai
yesterday when be furnished bond In
the sum o. $500. the bail having been
reduced 90 that emOunt
The main Offices of the CITY 4
Elm Grove Railway were moved yes
terday from the Odd FeIows building
az the corner % Chapiine and -Four.
teenth streets 90 the East Wheeling
car barns of the company
The county commisFloHerr re.
ceIved yesterday morning applications
from George jenkins. c0iofcd. and
Harry King for ccrudcntos to pfacicol
Jaw. Both applications were acted
upon and forwarded 20 me governor
Henry P0ehlinecr. who was acn-
fenced last September 90 six months
in the county jail for carry ing con
ccaled weapons. was released yes
tcrday He was also fined $50 and
costs for this ofeuse and was given
a similar term and fine for shooting
the weapon in Market street 20.
loon. The jail sentence expired yes-l
terday and as the man was unable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

To pay the fine. IT was RENTED and
he was released.
John Corcoran. an old rounder
was given a hearing before Squire
Dobbs yesterday. charged with being
drunk. and was fined 81 and costs or
ten days in jail.
City License OFFICER Arthur In
gram. served notice on the residents
OF Chapline street. between Alley 7
and Tenth street and the residents OF
South York street. on the Island. be-
tween Ohio street and orchard allev.
that the street In front OF their resi-
dences would be paved on the assess
ment plan.
City employees OF the water. gas.
street. electric light and health de-
partment Will receive their semi
monthly salaries on Wednesday.
Work will be commenced today on
laying a new floor in the city auditor
office and during the time tho work IL
under way. the auditors office will be
located In police headquarters.
AT a meeting OF the senior class
or High school yesterday afternoon,
the editorial stan of The Record was
re-organized by the selection OF John
Lennon as editor-in-chief and Brad
Brown as business manager. II was
also decided TO give a hay ride to
Colerain Friday evening.
The regular OF the Personal
Work League OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will
be held today from 1890 until 1
O'Clock, at the association building
"A meeting OF the teachers and
schools committee OF the Board OF
Education was held last evening in
the High school building.
The normal training class of the
local high school. in charge OF Miss
Merry, visited Center school for u
model lesson yesterday afternoon.
Another important meeting in the
bankruptcy case OF Kline Bros, the
saloopists. was held yesterday after
noon in Referee Henry A Notes Of
fee.
Rev. S. V. Dadney. an alumnus OF
Bethany college. who has just com
pleted b postgraduate course at the
University OF Chicago. spent a short
time in Wheeling on his way to Har-
ward college. where he will take up
studies. He was awarded a Harvard
scholarship by the University OF Chi
cago for his marked ability.
According TO communications re-
ceived by Secretary William Schwert-
feger OF the Business Mems Associa-
ton. local associations throughout the
state are complying with his request
In urging Governor Glasscock 10 call
a conference OF coal operators and
miners for the purpose OF discussing
ways to prevent a repitition OF strikes
similar 20 those now In the Kama
wha and New Rivers fields.
With large enrolment expected.
the annual fall term Of Bethany col
lege opens today. The new science
hall. erected at a cost OF SEQ. 900.
through the generosity OF the Hon.
v. ". Oglebay. is ready for occu-
pancy. and will permit the addition
Of a number OF new studies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
BOTH RELEASED
Two Young Men Held in Connection
With Murder AZ Blaine Re-
leased Yesterday.

Upon the agreement ~ the prosecut-
ing attorney ~ Belmont county and
Attorney James Hees Tor fhe defend
ant. Charles Smith. the blaine man who
vas being held 90 the county jail for
the murder ~ Newell Patterson 70
Blaine late safurdar nirhf was re-
leased yesterday upon furnishing bond
IN the sum OF $500 Whoever may
have done The shooting. 90 is evident
that the belmont county aufhurifica
DO not believe smith guilty 0r Doe
would have been held under much
larger bond Tor such "a serious crime
The other young man Porter. who
Nss held a4 10 witness tn tine case. was
also released from the iall to-day on
simply DTS promise 90 report 90 tho
Grand jury le not being required Co.
give any bond
10 there la the slightest grain az
evidence against Smith. or if Porter
coui1 have been iu any way witness
% tho murder. the Hcf mont county
aufnurifirH are certainly using Ufffa
caution I'D holding the Two mon
With fhe release ~ Smith and Porter
rsterlay. 81 greHfer mystery than over
erfrounda The murder. na there fa abb.
anIufrIr bob trace NJ fha murderer f.r
the authorities 70 follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
About People
Movements Of individuals 90 and
From the City.
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
McLure-Mrs. l.. X. Durbin. Miss
X. VI. Durbin. Grafton: b. r. Will
iams.. Welch; II. V. King. Parkers
burg; W. l.. Polling. Pt. Pleasant; J.
X. Doak, Parkersburg; w. J. Calvert
Clarksburg: a. l.. Odbert. G. +. Rath
bone. Parkersburg.
erunswiek-R A Hoar. Clarksburg;
L. o. Taylor. Paden City: o. a. Doak
Bethany. G.. W. Davis. New Martins.
Vile.
Grand centraI-H. l.. Durbin. L. p
King. West Finley: J. G. Freeman. T.
r. Johnson. Clarksburg. G. ID. Marsh
L. =. Denning. Parkersburg
Antler-J A. Viquesney. Belington.
Wlndsor-R. r. Jarrett and wife
Marshes: l. r. Lesser. Clarksburg.
Stsmn-C. A. Nagely. Hundred: G.
F. Minor. Fairmont: Scott Gainor.
Parkersburg. r. A. Cunningham.
James Martin. Charleston.
DR. Earl Glass has returned from
attending the clinics at Rochester.
MINI.
o. G. Beans and George W. Butz
spent yesterday In Parkersburg. They
addressed the members Of the Board
Ot Commerce AZ "a banquet last even.
ing
Mrs. oscar Wells. Of Texas. IS visit.
irg her father. A. x. Jacobs. OF near
Clinton.
Wilson Snyder. Of GAINESVILLE. ar.
rived yesterday for n visit with his
nephew. r. p. Keyser. 81 Elm Grove
After spending the summer vacation
out ~ the city. Stanley Turk and
Paul Williamson have resumed their
studies at the High school
Mrs Lester wilson Of tho island
a. visiting her mother. Mrs John Car.
diner. 81 West Liberty
Miss Edna Petit Of Warwood. has
resumed her duties a. stenorraphor
for Attorney Henry s. Noite. after on
joying n two weeks vacation
Mis- Lulu - Knevcs. society edifress
Of The News. has returned from a
fortnights vacation
Mr and Mrs. " " Casseu are req
l4tcrrd 20 the Hotel Asf0r iu Nev
YORK. t'tft
Mr. and Mrs. =. Mover are.rogisfe-.
Cd 70 the Hotel Martinique in Nc,v
York
r. VI st'rhsns BE- in Nsw York M
a business trIu
Mrs. Thomas =. f.au and DAUGHTER.
Miss Jennie ere The guests ~ Mrs
inlif sister. Mrs. ~. If. carr. 20 Park
errhurT.
Mics MARY Duny. 81 steuhan,.us
was the guest n Miss Tossio Tahov.
sunday.
Niles Ada Green was visiting A.
torney and Mrs. r. l. Ramsey. % boil
iansbee Sunday.
Charles Fckion was visitor IN
sunday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
Don't Throw Tbs, eyo A.,

JUS because a rug looks old and
Worn and the dust has been ground
INTO u 20 deeply that a days beating
VIII not take u out. do not throw n
away Make a thick white suda vi.
Easy Task soap. scrub the rug aaf
on the floor. wipe " dry With a clean
cioth. and u will surprise you how
beautifully new u r.. Easy Task soap
y an enemy ~ dirt and a friend 10
fabric or all kinds. 10 is the clear.
white laundry soap that halves your
washing and doubles your satisfac.
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
WOMAN'S WORLD OF
WORK AND PLEASURE

with -four. place two teaspoonfuis ~
butter over IL in bitS and bake about
thirty minutes. The broth In which
tne chicken was cooked can be used
Tor luncheon the next DAY.
Grape Marraiade.
AZ this season there Is so much
frnit on hand that the housekeeper
VIII md herself with left overs" one
OF the most satisfactory WAYS OF us
ing up a small quantity OF fruit Is TO
make IL into marmalade. Take the
grapes which have dropped from IN.
punches and remove the seeds. Weigh
or measure and allow measure for
measure or fruit and sugar Place all
together In preserving kettle AMI
Doll slowly for twenty-five minutes
Then add the juice OF one lemon 10
every quart or pound OF fruits Set
away In marmalade or Jelly glasses
ana serve very cold. Place I'm the re-
frigerstor the night before using.
COOKING RECEIPTS.
Peach Trihe.
Make boiled eustard with the
yolks OF four eggs. one pint OF milk
and two table spoonfuls OF sugar
when cool flavor with a few drops
each OF almond and vanilla flavor and
set on leo Cut stale sponge cake in
slices, lay II in tho bottom OF a pretty
dish and cover with a few teaspoon
fuls Of the custard. Peel and slice
six large ripe peaches. spread them
over the Cukt and dust thickly with
powdered sugar. Pour the custari
over this and cover with a meringus
made OF whipping the whites OF eggs
with four tablespoonfuls OF powdered
sugar and four drops OF almond flaw
oring TO a stiff consistency.
Quaking Onneiet.
This IS a simple breakfast dish. II
calls for four eggs. a Tablespoonful OF
milk. salt and pepper 20 taste. Whip
the whites to a stir froth. place In
pan OF boiling water and let cook
until firm. IT the meantime beat the
yolks, stir the milk into them and turn
into 4 hot. well buttered frying pan
Season with salt and pepper and set
the frying pan IN the oven: let II re-
main for six minutes. Carefully dish
the whites without breaking them in
to hot dish and turn the yolks out
on them exactly In the center. leaving
a white rim all around. and you have
a pretty dish.
Tomato Fsrci.
Cut four tomatoes In halves. place
them In a frying pan. the open side
down, in one-hGlf inch deep OF hot
fat. Move them about until they are
cooked a little tender. Lift them from
the pan carefully and place them side
by side in q baking dish. Pour around
them two tablespoonfuls OF olive oil
sprinklcd with tablespoonful ~
chopped orion. one OF parcely. a half
teaspoonful OF salt. half a saltspoonful
OF pepper and a good pinch OF cay
enne. Bake IN a hot oven twenty
minutes and serve in the same dish.
Rseshout Des Arabs.
One teaspoonful OF grated chocolate.
two tablespoonfuls OF rice -four. one
half tablespoonful OF arrow root. one
tablespoonful of powdered sugar.
Thoroughly mix and rub these mater
falls together. Take two scant table
spoonfuls OF the mixture and wet with
one cupful OF water. Stir slowly into
one quart OF hot milk and boil five
minutes. Healthful and nutritious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
MURDER CHARGE

pfrIai riarafoh fs the fnf-if-enr.-
MARIETTA. o.. Sept Tarr-
Harnhart. 30. ~ New Mutamoras. was
placed in fne county ian hera ms I'D
fernoon. Unable o. furnish 1--WE
thousand dollars bond after hcinr
bound over % fho strand fury CHARGED
with the murder of Robert fTomwan
a hotel proprietor. f0. of Ncw Malta
norae whom ho or alleged 20 have
killed hv striking him on the back
~ the head with his FIRST. the result Of
a quarrel over mud in a skin.
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hioiting motion pictures 81 the funersi
procession a. Ars. Eta Duryea John
son. the Champions wife. who com
mitted SUICIDE last week.
The exhibition r. an Injustice q,
me and may cause the impression that
I am prQntng financially from tbo
pictures" said johnson
thiet n Police McWeenv fseued al,
order forhidding exhibition ~ tbe
pictures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
JACK JOHNSON SECURES
a NOVEL INJUNCTION

CHICAGO. sent. Ie.-Iack johnson.
negro heav, weight champion pugillst
today obfaired an injunction In the
superior court. restraininE the man
agenent ~ negro theatre from ex-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

A birthday party was given Sunday
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. p. j.
Watkins. in honor OF Mrs. Watkins
birthday. An elaborate birthday din
ner was served and places were laid
for the following Mr.. and Mrs Ben
Roth and son, William: Mr.. and Mrs
J.. H. Bachman. Dr. A. VI. Calvin.
Thomas II. Calvin. Mr. and Mrs. WI
liam Memminger. Misses Anna and
Lena Memminger. Miss Tena Bach
man. William r. Memminger OF Okla
homa. Miss Caroline Bachman and
Mr. and Mrs. p. Watkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
Alpha Pi Dances.

The Alpha ri fraternity OF Martins
Ferry has announced a series of Eve
dances 10 be given this winter in
Elks' hall. Martins Ferry. Music will
be Unfinished by Bentflelds and
Meister's orchestras. The dates are
Friday. September 81: Friday, Novem-
Der l; Friday. November %; Tuesday.
December 81. and Friday. February
IL, 1918.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
CLIMATE rAILBD;
MEDICINE EFFECTIVE


MEDIcIEE EFFECTIVE
II has been absolutely shown That rest.
fresh air and good food do help many
But 10 insult be admitted that the dis
ease o. seldom more than arrested"
Something more D. needed
EeSman.s Alterstive y a medicine
~ has conquered Tits disease again and
again Often these benefits have been
effected whore the surroundings we're
We argue that E-kman'a Alternative
should be used In every case o. TuberCu-
losia. IN addition 90 good. uourlahing
food and fresh air. which We All rerf
weldon. o.
"Gentierren Through Eckman.a Alter
alive ! have been saved from pren.a-
turc grave. on December Ia 1904. was
taken with Typhoid Pneumonia. NV
lunrs became very rluc1 affected. ms
sputum was examined and Tubcrrufoala
haclli we're found ON February 90.
1905. : va advised % g. O. Fort Worth
Texas. While there an ahecess in ms
rignt lung broke and discharged I
grew worse, and became very much
that must e. 10 CDiorado se ,,,ieti,
as pose Die loft Texas. June . ana are
rived in Canon city. June 81 very feeble.
After being there two weeks. u. uhval-
clan Informed me that uy rae. was
hopeless Three weeks later n returned
home. Weighing 900 pounds. The doctor
having riVen me uo assurance ~ rearf-
ms there alive
CON July I4. 1905. Q BEGAN taking
Ecfman'a wonderful remedy fnr t'rr-
sumption To-Day wefrh 1853 pounds .
am stout and well and can DO any Kind
~ work about ny grain elevator o
have not an ache nor pain in my lungs
eaf yell sleep we'll. ami never feff Irf-
ter
tSvurn sffidaviD. ARTHUR WEIR
Erkman'a Alternative fa effertfve La
hronchltis. Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat
AMI Lung Troubles ans lu urbrilldinr
tnc system. Does not contain pnlaana
opiatrF ~ habit forming drugs For
sale hv g.. o. Ooetze q CO.. VVfoaUnr. az
VI Wyrick. North Enf f'harmacv. Refl-
ere ans other leading druEgfafa AK
Tor booklet telling ~ rccoverIea arH
nhia- Pa. Tor additional eviienca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

Surprise yourself by trying SMOKY
City Laundry Flakes. Perfumed starch
Tablets free Ask your grocer. So
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hIah School Hay Rldn.

AT a meeting OF the senior class OF
the High school yesterday afternoon
y was decided 10 give hay ride FRI
day evening TO Colerain. A chicken
and waffle supper will deserved at
the Wayside Inn
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Mrs stIfeI 20 Entertain.

At the County Club this afternoon.
Mrs. George z. Stifel will entertain
with a luncheon. complimentary to
Mrs. James Nell OF Taylor Texas,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Ce-
Gil Robinson.
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Luncheon for Bride.to-ee.

This afternoon Miss Catherine
Leonard will entertain at her home In
Pleasant Valley with a luncheon.
complimentary TO her sister. Miss
Helen. whose wedding takes place
this week. The luncheon will be a
prettily arranged one. and a number
Of out-oftown guests have already ar
rived for the luncheon and the we'd
ding.
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crIttendon Homo Reception.

Yesterday afternoon and evening at
The Florence Crittendon home the
youpg women OF the home, assisted
by the board OF directors and Miss
Hundee. the superintendent. enter
tained several hundred friends with
q reception and lawn fete. Refresh
ments were served and In connection
sale OF aprons and other articles OF
needlework was held
The board OF directors In charge OF
the AFFAIR is composed OF the follow
ing: Miss Fannie Brady, president;
Mrs. William Erskine. vice president:
Mrs. L. c. Viets. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. II. L. Bond, recording sec
Rotary; Mrs. Edward Hazlett, treas
urer; Mescames d. B. Best. II. G.
G.. o. Smith. s. b. Rose.
George McKown. Cecil Robinson. G. E.
Citizens. Lille B. L. Hall, z. l. Stone,
T. J. Hugus. II. s. Jones. Dent Taylor
and Miss Lila Lyle. The medical
stan includes DR.. Shields, DIR. Hupp.
Dr.. Mcmillan and DR.. Harriet b.
Jones
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Farewell Parry.
Dinner Dance at Country Club.

Invitations have been sent out for
a dinner dance at the Wheeling Coun-
Try club on Friday evening OF this
week. complimentary TO the visiting
golf players who are expected TO take
part In the golf tournament. Elabor.
ate arrangements are being made for
the anair by the house committee
Music for the occasion will be rem
dered by Meister's orchestra. Those
VINO desire reservations for dinner are
requested TO notify Manager Chimney
as soon as possible
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SOCIETY
Engagement Announced.


Announcement has been made OF
ne sneasenent OF Mia Elsie stain.
ne daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis q
Stab. 10 Mr.. Robert Fr-cerick VII
.ams. The wedding viii occur on
Monday. September -. aud after a
Wedding trip the newly married couple
VIII make their home at Greenwood
heig hts. near this city.
both young people are prominently
known Mr. Williams Is q well known
business man. while the bride-to- be
has Tor the past few months been en-
gaeed az stenographer IN County As
SCISSOR Frohme's Office
FAREWELL Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Little of Elm
Grove entertained n party OF young
people last evening. the affair being
IN the nature OF farewell party In
honor OF their daughter. Miss Regina
who leaves today for West Liberty.
where she will enter the Normal
school The evening was spent with
games and Refreshments were served
Those present were Misses Elizabeth
Jones. Ada Thompson. Grace Meek.
blanche Meek. Ethel Klger, Wilma
Mitchell, Florence Keyser. Frieda
Clemans. Dorothy Tiilett. Myrl Little
Regina Little and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
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Caramel Cake.
Chicken Pudding.

Dress and cut one chicken into
small pieces. put IL into a kettle with
water just sufficient to cover. add "A
teaspoonful Of salt and dash Of pep
per and let simmer until tender. then
take out the chicken and put n into "A
three quart baking dish. Have ready
one quart OF corn. grated. 20 which
add three eggs beaten HIGHT. one pint
Of milk. cne-half teaspOOnfui Of aslt
and little pepper. Pour this mix
ture over the chicken. dredge thickly