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Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24

beat into the sponge before setting to r1se
 Combined with eggs (and they are also. cheap at presently many eubstan- tial dishes for luncheon or supper can be made A few good recipes follow:
 EscaIIoped Potatoes-In two quart basin put bits of butter, then sliced salt. pepper and butter; fill to an inch of the top with potatoes, add more seasoning; add three beaten eggs and milk to cover the potatoes. Bake about half an hour. When by trying it is not milky, it is done.
 Potato Omelet-Press four freshly boiled potatoes through a ricer Add eggs, whites and yolks beaten sep arately. Cook in a well buttered fry ing pan. turning the Drowned side gently.
 Potato Salad-six cold boiled pota- toes, three or four hard boiled eggs, and one large onion. sliced. Chop rath- CT fine and mix well. Season with salt, pepper and any good salad dress ing.
 Potato Soup-Boil one and one-half quarts of potatoes in as little water as possible. When well done, drain, saving the water. Mash thoroughly, then beat in the water in which they were DOll0Q. season WlIn SaII, pepper and plenty of butter. Then beat in rich milk. adding milk slowly. until 1t is like thin cream. Return to stove and heat well; serve with crackers.
 Oyster Stew-Make potato soup like the above; when Neady to serve add a pint of oysters and cook until the edges curl
 Clam Stew-Use the potato soup as the basis and add to it one or two cans of clans. finely chopped.
 Pork SteW-Make a potato soup; chop two or three slices of salt pork and one large onion: fry brown; drain off part of the fat and add remainder to the soup.
 Tomato Soup-Use the potato soup as basis, but not thinning it quite as much as usual. and put in a can of tomatoes.
 Salmon Soup-Remove bones from a can of salmon. Rub fine with fork and add 1t to the potato soup.
 AUNT SERENA.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
A LITTLE CHAT FROM AUNTY

Dear Editor and Sisters: I will try and take time to chat a little this (Monday) morning. I have read the letters with interest, and noted there were few new ones to start with for another year. I hope the list will keep growing.
 Sweet Lavender: wonder if you got my letter all right. sent 1t to the address given on the package. Let me know If you do get it.
 Saturday Eve: If am not mistaken have met you several times. talked with you over the phone and even had a call from you since I lived here. If I have proved myself a Sherlock Holmes, let me know.
 Chore Girl: Please call some time when passing by and get the plates you left here last summer.
 Papa's Boy: I haven't received that call from you yet.
 Hopeful: Are you in the land of the living or not? I have waited patient ly for word from you in regard to the package I sent quite while ago.
 Dandelions are growing fast; shall have to get busy.
 Peggy Anne: Don't put off answer ing my card until too late.
 I have been entertaining Biddy, Pop over and Fairy for the week end. Ex- pect to spend the afternoon with Grace, so must get busy.
 Married and Happy: Received your card: am glad you are better. Hope you will keep so.
 AUNTY NO. 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
GREETINGS FROM BALsAM BUD.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis ters: Here aAa back again to have a chat. What nice weather we are hav- ing. It begins to seem like spring. I suppose all of you have your flower gardens planted. I planted mine about a week ago.
 Maple Leaf: Keep your wagon shined up. and will take another ride with you some day. Come over and see me some time.
 Snowball. along with Merry Farm CT. is losing time. Why don't you catch the hawk that is catching your hens. I am sorry you are having such luck. I have been in the same trap myself, so I know what it is.
 Crimson Rambler: I suppose you have got lots of chickens.
 Wiggle: Why don't you call and see me some time.
 Rosebud: Your letter was short and sweet. Call again some time
 Snowfall: I guess you have melted for this spring. The weather is bad for you.
 Interested Reader: I thank you for that pretty calendar you sent me. I am going to send you card. Funny Face: I should like to see am other letter from you.
 Best wishes to all.
 RAJEAM RTTn
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24

breeders. You will receive a card from me soon. Let me hear from you again, and what success you have making the breeders.
 Mrs. A. B. IT,: am not Aunt Libby. but we have used cold water root in our family for over forty years for canker. If you can't get 1t at your drug store if you will let me know, I will tell you where you can get it, and how to use 1t.
 Crimson Rambler: Aren't you giving yourself away. saying you received an Easter card from me2 I sent the card to Still Water and received one from her. Thanks for the card.
 Wildwood: Many happy returns of the day. Hope you receive a large shower of postals on your birthday.
 KEZIAH DOOIITTLE
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24

Dear Social Corner Editor:| wan to come in and have a chat with Bld4 dy. I have been planning so mucf1 upon meeting the Sisters at CoVentr( Lake picnic, feel disappointed on ac count of it's being set for Saturday Last wear I had to give it up; and o looking up June 12, find that too, Saturday.
 Now Biddy is there any reason whl the picnic couldn't be held on soma Wednesday or Thursday; instead q Saturday. It's a hard day for mos two or three who I know would like go were it held on some other day o1 the week Would 1t make any paFnc1 | ular difference to you? AS there lF some time yet. why not, make 1t @ day1 when most Norwich Sisters could com { better.
 Dottie: The sympathy of your Si ters in The Corner are with you your trouble. Your shut-tn is o her pain and suffering and is at T
 Blanche: I found you out. H are those new before Easter chic I never found you out out, where
 Rumble Bee: Ha! Ha! Because vol were found out you changed agairi and then again. Heard of you call- ing on 8 Social Corner Sister last week.
 DomPedrO: Did you get my cdro r few days ago? Have you forgotten wrote you a letter last. Hope you ar1 not sick. The nice weather is comin4 on.
 Cherisette: Why don't we hear from you? Are you too busy? Sat beside your brothers wife at the movies lately. ssrsH9 .l
 Crimson Rambler: Hope to be ablA to attend Club No 2 meeting at you home May 4th. What jolly tim we'll have. %r. sdf ;xF .CALLY LILY.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
MANY WAYS TO SERVE POTATOES

Dear Editor and Sisters: Eat potat- toes: and so help reduce the high cost of living. They are wholesome, nour- i5hing and at present very cheap. Oont be afraid. either. that they will make you grow too fat. The thin nest (and szffartest) woman I know always eats two or three good-sized potatoes at a meal, and wants them three times day.
 As it would be monotonous to serve them pluin boiled day after day. it is well to always be on the lookout for new recipes.
 Baked potatoes should bo served often. They are delicious. and how the children do love the skins to eat with butter.
 When making bread use one or two good sized potatoes to each loaf; 1t improves the quality and saves, four To use, boil. mash thoroughly and
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
HN INVITATION FROM M. RoENA

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis tffs: This is such a beautiful morning. The singing of the birds, the song or joy and gladness in their little hearts. brings new inspiration ana gratltuoe in my heart and life.
 want to thank the Editor, also The Bulletin company, for the little piece of paper that we all prize so much; and as I sit here at my desk look out Mpon the veranda and see a beauttful mission porch swing that would not be there only for the kindness of The Bulletin. Oh, how I do appreciate it, and the little messages oi love that have been brought to my heart through the Social Corner Sisters. I would like to take each one of you by the hand and thank you personally. Perhaps some day I may meet you. Until then I thank you.
 As I sit and look at the swing it seems to me it was just made to fit in it such a "homey" look, and now we must have a Social Corner picnic so that the Editor and his dear com- panton can dedicate it. How would it do to have May party, say May 15? That will give the Sisters time to get their housekeeping done and those who are not through will need little recreation and change of scenery, and b day off will be beneficial to all. The Invitations will differ little from wtat we usually have: Come with we'll HIled baskets will not be the call;" but MoEns prepared to have a good time at M Roena's home in the dear old Buckeye State that is going 'ury'' this year, surel Come as my guests! win entertain you royalty. We will have the sabstantials of the Ohio soil and the deiicacies of the season. An alrtobus will meet the early morning trains with full instructions not to collect fares, but to deliver all persons safe ct the White Bungalow. Those who ere anxious 70 get there and want the wGlS, for 1t ia not very far, will know the place, of course, for our Cor ner color will decorate the new swing and veranda.
 In my ietAer I neglected to ter you
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24

Dear Editor and Sisters: I thought after the very enjoyable afternoon of March 18th spent with Social Corner Club No. 1 would surely write at once, but time has passed quickly until now.
 tive by the enemy-grip. Grip 1t was in every sense of the word, tool
 I felt I was somewhat like stranger in a strange land, but I found that, though h strange land, 1t was land of friends.
 I missed some of my old friends very much; but one of the Social Cor ner Sisters called several times.
 I had some real Social Corner flowers, too-Ye1low dafEodile, though,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
GREETINGS FROM REccY.

I have tried many. of the helps and recipes and found them very useful
 Frozen: As you have left the cola state of Maine hope you will soof thaw out and write us once nor Hope you are much improved health.
 Ready: I always enjoy reading your letters; and I also like Etta Bar bers, as she always has good subj jects. In fact, the writers are good, not a poor one among them.
 O. H. O.: have written you letter which I will send directly; ho4 it reaches you all safe.
 Best wishes to the Sisters.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
KEzlAH IS A KEEN OBSERVER.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis Easter ca5d. Expect the sisters are or soon will be. very busy with house. cleaning. Well. the brothers will be busy out of doors, so they won't mind it much.
 Antique: Thanks for the pretty Eas- ter card I received from you. Hope you have lots of chicks to put in xaur
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
THERE'S ALWAYS ROOM FOR
 ONE MORE.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis ters:-I have long been an interested reader of your letters and stories, and have found many nice recipes among them; and I wonder if one more writer will be welcome. I think the meet ing of the Sisters, the forming of clubs and getting to know each other must be very enjoyable, and yet there Is some enjoyment in wondering Who Is Who ;" t.,-
 Chatterbox: I like your letters and have tried some of your recipes and found them good.
 Spring Chicken: You have a guess coming, for I know you.
 With best wishes.
 WONDER.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
THE TIME OF HER LIFE,

Dear Editor and Cornerites: I have read your social sheet every Saturday: have thought several times that | should like to join. so here goes.
 l have attended one of the club meetings and I never had such a time In my life. | ate so much I could not get up out of bed without help.
 Will close. wishing you all luck in cleaning house. TNF,Z
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
THANKS FROM DoTTIE.

To the Editor and Social Corner Sis i ters:- wish to thank those who havd so kindly remembered me with gooq thoughts. Lucy Acorn: Just got your card. know if you truly love flowers they will almost talk to you. l touch thl5 one and say:
 'sNoi Mother won't give you drin today You don't need it!"
 To another I will say: Yes, yoS shall have all you want to drink an feel they sense the love I have fol them.
 The past winter I have had vel few on account of sickness, but I loI flowers well.
 Theoda: Just got your card, owir to my own fault, but did feel please to think you remembered me ss kindly. Good bye for this time
 DOTTIE. It is reported that oil fields haI been discovered in the Vacuifa Noun
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
HOWS TEISY

We odef One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for RnF case of Oatarrh that can not Dc eured By Halt's Cabarrh Cure.
 '. CHEENY ( co, Tofeco. O. wy. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last Is yearx, and NeIieye him perfectly honorable in afi buWirsess tTanee1tfons and financially ab&e to carry out any obligations m&d:, by hf1 firm.
 NATIONAL RawK or COMMERCE.
 Toledo, 0. Halls Catarrh Cure is tHHen internal ly. acting directly upon the blood and xlsUooas surfaces of the system. Testi- npnials ssnt Free. Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills fer consti- potion.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
DIANA.

could not be located, and it was agreed to vote at the next meeting to have it understood, when she was called away, she must leave a substitute.
 The next meeting is to take place the first part of next month.
 CRIMSON RAMBLER.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
A FAULT CONFESSED IS HALF ADDRESSED
EVERY woMAN,s OPPORTUNITY


  adnesday , on Address CORNER
  Award meoeth the elastSa Saturday In ca znonth.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
May the blessings of God be upon [
as needed

of us.
 Last season I received dahlia rood from the Social Corner Editor whicI proved a real delight to me. Thl flowers were very pretty; with th1 little cultivation I could give them. watched for the Social Corner colo1 Among them was a cactus with peta like a tassel. They gained in roo and I shall have more this season:
 FRANK.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24

THERE is mo ndvartfsinE medium In Eastern Connecticut equal to The 5u!. aetin for business results.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
PLAIN NANcY's CAKE RECIPES

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis. ters:-I haven't had much time o. late to write to The Corner, for
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24

It is reported that oil fields haI been discovered in the Vacuifa Moun3 tains of Bolivia.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
TWO ECONOMICAL RECIPES FROM
 FLORADoRA.

PRACTICAL POLLY.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
CONCERNING THE PICNIC DATE

MooSup.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-24
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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
SheriH's Sale.

ny virtue and authority Of special e>ecn-
tiob, issued from The ONCE of the Jerk 81 the
Circuit Court ~ Holt County. Missouri. re-
turnnble Ut the February Term, ieis; ofsaid
Court, and IA mt directed In favor A. u. Teas.
ley and against Valentine Vance, Jr., and
Mary Vance have levied nDon and seized a.,
the right, title. Interest and claim OF the said
Valentine Vance, ". and Mary Vance OF. Ia
aud " the following described Real Estate.
to- wit The west half Ut the southeas quar-
ter aud the west half ~ the Northeast quar-
ter ~ section thirty 1--we (35l, In Township
ufty.nine 800 -, Of Range thirty-eight tasl con
Inining one hundred and ten mo- acres more
or less, all In Holt County, Missouri AL W
Ing and being In the said County. aud state
~ Missouri, and viii, on
WEDNESDAY, TIE .tTII DAY OF FERRU-
AIRY, A. D.. 1913,
between the hours OF niue o'clock In the fore
noon. and tive o'clock In the afternoon OF that
day. NJ tho Court House door, In the Gity OF
oregon, County OF Holt, aforesaid. sell the
same, ur 80 much thereofns may ba required
AT Public Nendue, 10 the highest bidder TOT
cash In hand, subject toall prior lens and
Judgments To satisfy said execution ana
costs. & T., GELNlN,
sheriff Of Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
Forest City M. E Church, South.

Our revival meeting began Tuesday
night. Rev. ". H. Leuell,n, Of Gray.
son, Mo, Is doing the preaching, and
we are looking forward to a great re.
vival We need a great awakening
on the part OF the church, and We
have large field for a harvest OF
souls. We want all TO feel welcome
to the services each night, and we
cordially invite all singers to find a
place on the platform and help In the
singing. Let this be the prayer OF
every Christian, Lord Send lie.
vival, and Let 1t Begin In Me-" then
we are sure that the spirit of God
will not I've hindered In Ills work.
We will not say how long the meet.
ing will continue. The interest man.
ifested, and the weather will be con.
sidersd as we proceed.
There will I've no preaching at Kim.
sey next sunday. as Was announced
on account OF the meeting.
II. II. SNALLwoop Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
Holt County Sunday School Notes

Our County Secretary, Mrs Nc.
Maui. l. doing much correspondence
To line up the schools OF each town
ship tia, the most and greatest good
may he done during the coming tour
Of our State Field Secretary, Mr..
Williams. Should Mrs. McNaul write
you, please respond At once-work In
harmony that our efforts may he ef.
fecti,e to the glory Of God and for
our future citizenship.
We are contemplating q secondary
conference to he held In Forest City
on saturday, March u How many
viii rally to this callr How many
viii he sufficiently In earnest to
conner VIII not the superintendents
and teachers meet In session at their
individual schools and plan TO bfing
the boys aud girls to Forest Ciiy,
March u, where there viii be special
work along secondary linesp Our
County Secondary Superint ehdent,
Mrs. Roselius, viii preside over the
girl division aud the secretary OF tie
Y. NJ. &. A., 81. Joseph, viii take
charge Of the boy conference.-the
viii be IN the forenoon. la the after
noon viii he joint session In charge
Of Mr.. Williams, who viii deliver the
Inspirat ional address Tie teen aye
orchestra OF Maitland. viii delight US
with many pieces Of music, II you
have anything to give from your
schools TO add TO the program, write
me 1T once,
our great Sunday school tour vii
be rs follows; March !, Forbes NJ. H.
church. afternoon and evening.
March Il, Forest City, forenoon and
afternoon. Girls conference, Baptis,
church, II q, m. Boys conference
Christian church, II q, IN. lnspira
tional address, NJ. u, church, . p, m
I March Il, Bigelow Christian church
7:30 p. m.
March :, Corning, morning, after
noon and night.
March =, CRAZY, afternoon and eve
ming.
March ., Liberty church, morning
and afternoon.
March ., Ebenezer. Tuesday night
March 10, Mound City, all day ses
sion.
March II, New Point, morning am
afternoon,
March II, Oregon, 1870 p. m, Pres
byterian church,
All workers are asked to preserv
this list for reference.
~ Please write me what you can do L
elping boost the boys and girls con
ference.
Mrs. r. =. FIrzNAuRICE,
Forest City, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
Trustees Sale.

WIlIgI ~. William IIullii,.ll md Martha
4 liuhiiy,i', ~, sifv, hN ihvir certain Decd
~ ftuN, dated ianunt, ~ ~" t,r.rdra ~
snurl, IN ihaik ~ ~ Vas" lts' uu III, Ird ~
E,l,ruutN. i,sU, tuuN, N,d IT, The uudrrsl.n, Il
Trustee Tia fulluNltE described zeal ">iht"
situate IN Hot County Missouri. tn.Mh.
Twenty feet ftru, ~ ~" Hundred feet
u ,rk nif - Ih, south si,rnf IAd >iN ~. nnd
TNruty I've fr,l fuput Nv 'inu Hundred feet
hack IN ~ ilr North slide ~ 1T sven - nll
In Hiuk Two original Town ~ Mound
rlty, Missouri ln Trust 90 s"rur' The d'M
~ Twenty live iluudnd lhlhr> .!Auw z,
ryIdencrd, hy cut prpnlssufy not" thrre'f
described, The nutC lrromcs due one year
after date, AMI WHEREAS n i provided
In said Deed ~ Trust that " the hf>t pariir,
shnuld fail or refuse a. pay the said note ~
the interest thereon "a any day whrn ~"
SANE slr,uld hrunr due und pay able accord
ing IA The trnur date aud -n,rt ~ >hid note,
then the whale sum should ht'unr luc AMI
pnynblr aud the Trustee ~ III, request of
the legal holder ~ >ni note >hould prEe's
Ia NJ u the property ah'Nr dt>'rllan ur any
part thereof fnr cash ht>i sivin. Thirty GW
days public Notice 81 the tiur terms ana
plnrrof sale and ~ the property Ia he soi,i
IIy advert i>.uirnl Ia snuir newspaper printed
aud published IN thr tOunly ~ Holt, Mis-.
s,url, aud execute deed In r." simple of
he pr,Iperty solid To- he purchaser,
ASU WHEREAS default has been made in
he payuIrnt 81 the principal ana Interest ~
the noic and thu holder ~ said note has r..
lursird me- Ia execute said Trust Now
THEREFORE, notice IN hereby given that u,
The undersigned trustee, VIII on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ~, iaii,
bctwrru the horr> ufp A. VI and I y ". 1T
that day sell the said property AZ the North
tourt Uuu,r dHnr IN the CITY ~ Oregon, Holt
county. Missouri. Tor cash Tor III" PURPOSE ~
paying said drhi aud intr.r>i aud the eos,
90 executing this trust,
Va, RICHARDS,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
SheriR's Trust Sale.

wuEkEAs. Paris Lindsay = single man.
y his certain Deed Of Trust dated January
- ,a,a :, and alsd Tor record 10 the Records.s
day n March. 1910, and recorded In Book ~.
Page $40, and again filed for record on the
~; ~ q January a 1918. and ,ecc,ded ln noot
Trustee, the following de-ctib.d real estate
, ,, and ,ynE and being " The gonn.y o.
~ n psi =, un !he North lin. of -rcilon y.
Township ". Range n " rhainS West ~ the
Mort beast corner " said section H. thence
south 20 chains, then West LES chains. thence
south 1:= West ~ W chains. thence North
iAS East 66s chains thence North Dro
West u rhains, theme North Wi1 West
chains. thence Past so chains To the point
~ lcvinnlnT and Containing i5d 3lp acres. all
in iiol, County, Missouri, variation 10
purposes To secure to A. r. Van -cny III.
payment " four prutnisso'y notes ~ tiW,S
zach: due and paynnl, trsp.c'iy,ly. o. "a, ,h"
AND wIlFEfAS, II i PROVIDED IN aid
Trust Deed that " the said notes or the In.
,crest ihcr,on. siouid not he paid on any
day when tn, SANE shall hrcutn. due and
payable. then the whole should h'rutn.
dur and payable tnd IN the Ih>.nrc. death.
r-fus j 10 act ~ disability In auywi>" ~ W.
Missouri. ~ the tim" when such advertise
mrnt and sale ~" tu h' mad" should pi'E',"
~ sell the property hripin dCSrt b"d. ~ pub.
he v'udu- ~ a., front duot uf III" Court
House fut cash. trSt giving twenty days pub.
IT, not Ice ~ The TIM. terms. ana plnre U'
sale aud u description ~ thu prutrtty tu ~,
SUld IN Sutn" newspaper printed anu pub.
llshrd ~ thu town - oregon, Missouri, ANb
wIlEREA~ defiant has teen rldr ~ the
pIymcn, ~ the ursi untr IN said Trust Deed
described aud IN IT," Interest 90 HIl uf ~ata
NOTES Md WHEREAS >nid TRUSTEE i als'nt
and refuses toa", aud ~" l'gnl hn.d"t m
Trust Now Therefore uutirc T. h'r,.'N given
that gill IN
TIISUNN. MARCH !ud. irii,
hy virtue ~ the provision ~ siid Trust
| Il,,d aud the authority In me vested 10y law
sell the said real estate tU the highest fct
cash un said dHN bttwprn the huttt~ ~ " n
| VI. nndir VI fur the puttp>v ~ uuSin-
| said debt aud Interest aud the rUSi ~ rN'ru %
| ting this Trust. ~. y. GtLNlN.
sheriff ~ Holt County, Mo. Acting Trus',-,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19

No,ice Is Hereby Given, That LetNrs m
administration on the E,tn's, OF y = Which !.
ders & Company, pa5atn we're aIanted to: the
MnndersiVned surviving partner on ne n,r ~, W
day Of january, 1915, BY the Probate c5afi in %,
Holt County, Missouri; a" pe e ren,lpsi 10
limit them for allowance 70 the Aa a, ~,
trator within one year after IN ga" asy OF OF
filing bond q the undersignsd ane ne not ss.
S;h,sad within one year from the date OF TINS
pubiication, they shall be forever barred
ar IOsEpU HAY AND FEED CoMpANf'
This 18th day OF January, 1913.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19

Frank Walker, clerk Of the school
board, left Tuesday evening for JEFF
ferson City, Mo where he and Mr.,
VIM. +, Schrage, architect employed
by the school board to draw plans for
the new schoolhouse, will meet State
Superintendent Howard Gass for his
approval OF the plans Of the building
as outlined by the board. This Is In
order that the building may conform
strictly with the state law and that
the building may be up to date In ev'
cry particular In arrangement and
other details. The board figures Oh
securing two thousand dollars state
aid and also expects to secure five
acres OF land adjoining the present
school grounds for the use Of the
scholars.