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EDITICI) BY { üriftij MISS OSIE ANN CURRIN IS A FEBRUARY BRIDE ANNA OU1.ES BY GIVE ENJOYABLE PROGRAM MARRIED PEOPLE ARE IT QUIETLY MARRIED SUNDAY AT PARENTS’ HOME. Daughter of Prominent Pioneers Becomes Bride of Local Rail way Man. LADIES FROM ALBANY COLLEGE CONGREGATE TO NUMBER OF Miss Osic Ann Currin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Currin, was quiet GOOD ENTERTAINERS. ONE HUNDRED. HINTS FOR THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE Ash Sifting Shovel With Cin der Crusher Attached. ly married at high noon Sunday to Yer non M. Fields at the city home of the i Interesting Talks on School Work Enjoy Big Feed and Enter Into bride's parents. Interspersed With Well-Ren Parlor Games With Spirit of Felix Currin, father of the bride, is dered Music. Former Youth. one of the oldest and best known pio neers of the W illam ette, and has gained At the Presbyterian church W ednes The married people of the Mehodiat a wide reputation because of the sue day afternoon four members of the church pariah congregated at I'hillii« cess of his experim ents w ith grains faculty of Albany college were ten hall last night to the number of about and grasses a» his large W alnut Ave dered a splendid reception by the likt, and the women enjoyed immense nue farm . Mr Fields is an operator Ladies Aid society and members and |y a banquet furnished, cooked and for the Southern Pacific at this station. friends of the church. These ladies served entirely by the men. consisting The ceremony was perform ed by are traveling in the interest of Albany of oyster stew , sandwiches, pickles, Rev. Robert Sutcliffe of the Methodist college, the only Presbyterian college celery and coffee. The auperinlend- church. Only relatives and intim ate on the Pacific coast, and briefly out- ents of the commissary departm ent friends were present. The bride was lined the work of the school, inter- w ere G. M. Hall, N ate Compton and dressed in pure white, a net over Ines spersing the program with one of the B. S. Swengel. The only one who sa line. best vocal concerts heard in this city complained of not getting enough was An elegant dinner was served im for some time. A. L. Monroe, who certainly does like mediately following the wedding cere First on the program w as a quartet oyster stew . Frank W heeler said he mony, which took place under a large paper bell. Many beautiful und useful by Mrs. Flo, Miss Anderson, Mrs. go» more than enough Crooks, and Miss E rvine: a. No Evil Elegant music was rendered during presents were received. The cutting Shall Befall T h ee; b, Peggy. Solo: the evening by a four-piece orchestra of the lurge wedding cake was a fea Ali ingcntou* Iniplcmcut for s iftiu g a. Crocuses; b, PatTodils. Mrs. Flo. consisting of G. E. Wood, Merle Sco- ture of the occasion. natica ts tbe asti slftlug abovel desigli Miss Anderson gave a brief address viHe. Horace Cochran and Mrs. Kobt. The guests w ere: Mr. und Mrs. A. ed hy a New York mali aud shown R. Lands, of Creswell, Mr. and Mrs. herewlth A» wtll ts> underatood by about the aim of the Christian college. . Sutcliffe. Solo: a, N erv an a;b . Irish Songs, There was a solo by Sam L. Mack in G. F. King, Mrs. Currin Cooley und thè uà me. It perforili* two o|H»ratlon* Mrs. Flo. and a duet by Otho H art and A lbert family, Mr. am i Mrs. George Currin, I practlcnlty sluiultniieoualy. The scoop Mrs. Crook gave an interesting talk Woodard, both numbers heartily en Mrs. Dora Fields, of this citv, and o f the ahovel. w h ich Is u n u s u a lly > a paclnua. Is meshed and bound In Imn on ‘‘The Product of the C hristian Col cored. These were followed by parlor Mrs. Craighead of Springfield. •trips. lu the tmek Is a aerie* of leg e," followed by a splendid solo by- games. Celebrates 77th Anniversary. , sharp t<*>thed w heel*. projecting Mrs. Flo. Miss Irvine gave an ad By a unique method no woman was dress on "T he Work and Need of Al allowed to have her own husband as a Sunday. Feb. 11th, at the home of J. slightly through slot* In the bottom „ . .. ... , 1 of the scoop. «> that when the latter bany C ollege." over « „p u rlin * >urfnre partner for the evening, which teem ed H. hhortruiKe. Mrs. Amelin S. Mmrt- ,, A trio, "T he Owl and the Pussy to add much to the enjoym ent of the rid^e celebrated her seventy-seventh whet* I a revolve ami out the Inr^er C a t,” and a quartet "K entucky Babe,” occasion. Under this arrangem ent W. birthday anniversary. cinders Into piece* small enough to concluded the program, each number C. Conner got considerably more than Mrs. Shortridge is a pioneer of fa || through the mesh Good coal being heartily encored. Lane county, having settled in the will be too hard to hrvtik up In this his share. Those present were then invited to None but m arried people were eligi neighborhood of this city in ‘62. way. Therefore as a man takes a the banquet room to enjoy a social ble. and the crowd was greatly amused Mrs. Shortridge looks forw ard from shovelful of ashes from the heater tie tim e. F ruit punch and w afers w ere I by the appearance of a newly married one anniversary to the next anticipat- ° on ,,ly top. ,urn on ,1> which *“ MM to l’ operate ,lnl " ll1' the * served. Miss Emma Job presiding at couple Mr #mJ Mr„ Patrick Michael mg considerable pleasure, for upon strip wheels, and puss the shovel across t e punch bowl.------------ _ Flannigan, impersonated by Miss that day her children and grandchil this once or twice. dren gather at her home to celebrate The members of the Emanon club Nancy W hitsett and Chester Banta. the event. Last Sunday waa no ex entertained their husbands at a very ! — Bailad Salad Droning. pleasant affair Monday evening at the ^ Mrs. C. J. Kern, assisted by Mrs. F. ception and the spread at noon was one Four tnbles|x«>nfuls of sifted flour, home of Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. Bow w - Robbins, entertained a number of long to be rem embered. four tablespoon fula of sugar, one ta Jerusalem , Bow Jericho and spin the Triends at the Kem residence last Mrs. Shortridge is in goud health ( t>lea|MMinfiil o f mustard umt oneqiutr p latter were the initial am usem ents of Thursday evening in a very delightful and the guests in departing wished for ter of a ten spoonful o f tum eric pow- the evening. Guests were then given manner. The game of the evening her a continuation of her physical vig- der. Mix tin* ntsive w ith enough ool»l water to make n thick paate Next pencil and paper, instructed to close was ‘‘figures and for being the best or and many returns of the day. th iir eyes and draw a picture of a addition Mrs. W. H. Abram s and Those i L who were present and aided in *tlr cuJ’fu‘ of ,,f a * . l day • w ere: Mm. .* „ tn»l!In# w ater In ,heu which "Ud one " hair heart, out of which they were then to ^ r- D. O. Thompson carried off the the celebrating the of black make a face. S. L. Mackin and Mrs. 1 honors, two beautiful little pictures. J. . ... W. H t# arris and . son George, | Dr. M. leaapoonful fof flve ul|BllteM tm l |>epi*T Ull....... han .. CUpf„l Horace Cochran carried off the prizes. consolation Mrs. Thompson suc- C. H arris and wife, K. Claude Gray ,(f v|ne|fBr Mix all and strain This was followed by a game of throw , ceeded in securing. Delicious refresh and wife, all of Eugene. John Weeden through n cnarae muslin Then add ing a rubber ball at red paper hearts were served. Those present and wife, E verett and Eva. Dale and two cupfuls of milk 1‘ut In a double hung by cords. U. B. Groff and M rs. w ere: Messrs, and Mesdames W. H. Gorden, Orville Spear and wife, Aud- 1 holler ami conk until thick ami Horace Cochran won head and booby Abrams, H. A. Miller, A. C. K inter, rey Langdon and Arlie Langdon of this creamy Remove from the stove amt add one and one hnlf tenspoonful* of prizes. A fter a game of progressive J- N. W aterhouse. M. Veati-h, E lbert cjty butter the size of an egg somerset, in which B ert Richmond and Rede, F. L. Ingram , H. O. Thompson, Mrs. A. W. Kime, assisted by her salt ¡f ami th |,.k „.id more milk, or to Mrs. Allison carried off head prizes F. W. Robbins, C. J. Kem. daughter. Miss Mamie, and guests ,linkl, It more delicious add cream and Mrs. Scott and E lbert Bede . foot . r r reshmen-aophomore . 7 . whom she entertained at dinner Fri- This will make a quart of nice salud , , . A party was prizes, luncheon consisting . , evening, . day, planned and carried out a pleasant dressing . . . was . , served, , , and , held , in oc Phillips . hall ,, „ Saturday of . sandwiches, pickles, cake birthday party Friday afternoon for coffee. The hand-burned place cards. Ab?Ut \ ^ pre“ nt,\ at the Doheioua Pis. until to which fresh violets were attached. “nd ^ - c h e w .n g were the d,versions . Mrs. Mark , G arroutte | . latter's Stew two goial Chicken slzisl chickens home. A splendid luncheon was . . . . . , .. .. of the evening. R efreshm ents were .7 . , salads, , , sand- . ^ tender with a small slice of bacon ,lUl(„r add were very pretty and attractive. i gerve(j served, consisting of ^ un|eM Terjr fl|t „ Music was furnished during the ev- — cake and coffee. A jolly after- lin(j ann season When done remove ening on one of Marion V eatch’s vie- Miss Mamie Kime, at the home of wiehes, noon was spent. About tw enty guests a|) then add the liquor to make trolas. her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Kime, en- w ere present who presented Mrs. Gar- it very Juicy, plenty of pepper Those present w ere: M essrs, and tertained the local telephone force a t routte with two handsome rocking >md flour stirred with !n to thleken. Mesdames C. E. Umphrey, S. L. dinner Friday in honor of the tirth d ay chairs in honor of her anniversary. Crust.—Take one and n half cupfuls Mackin, Nelson Durham, Elbert Bede, of Miss Daisy Hawkins. Those pres- of good sour cream aud half a cupful A. Richmond, F. H. Cook, S. V. Alii- ent besides the hostess w ere: Miss Miss Daisy Hawkins pleasantly en- ,)f l)Uttl.rmllk hnlf n cupful of lard. aon, B. B. Groff, Horace Cochran, S. Daisy Hawkins, Miss C lara Grooms, tertained the members of the local |p f|H hii 1 1 and one teiiMjxxmful of M. Scott. Miss Alice Counts, M iss Lotta Veatch. telephone force at her home last Fri- <0<ia Flour to make a dough soft and day evening in honor of her birthday, easy to handle Line a pan with half The evening was cnjoyably n|>ent in of the dough, t»our In the chleken till mm gam es and music and dainty refresh- dig and cover with the remaining mm m ents were served. dough, leavlug plenty of air holes. Bake one hour Mrs. W. H. Abram s will be hostess' ________ to the Social Whirl club this evening. Hot Pot. T u t in to In ch wide s trip s h n lf a Mrs. Dora M artin of Portland re pound o f b eefsteak <>r m utton Peel turned to Portland Tuesday, a fte r a one am i a h n lf pounds o f potatoes and visit with Mrs. F. L. Ingram . tw o lu rge onion*. Cue u stone Ja r h a v in g n lid (n benn cro ck will dot P la ce a la y e r o f meat In the bottom, then a Summons. th in la y e r o f s lice d onion* and then a In the Circuit Court of the State of | la y e r o f slice d isitn to es S p rin k le o v e r Oregon for Lane County. !u little flour, pepper and salt, and so H arry M. W heeler, Plaintiff, vs. Lot on. h a v in g som e la rg e r piece* o f p o ta toes on top and fin ish in g w ith flour. tie E. W heeler, Defendant. To Lottie E. W heeler, Defendant L a s tly ad d at oue sid e h n lf n p in t o f | w ater, put on the lid and hake three- above-named : u a rte rs o f an h o u r R em ove the lid In the name of the S tate of Oregon q and b ro w n on top. you are hereby summoned and required to appear and answ er the com plaint Chopped Moat Pio. filed against you in the above entitled ra w o r cooked, one or Court and cause w ithin six weeks from 1 tw C o h o k p ln ila m . eat, If they blend w ell, as veal the date of the first publication of this and ham . beef and |s>rk, enough to summons, and if you fail to appear and ! m ake ab ou t tw o c u p fu ls and m ason. answ er the summons as herein re | M ake a good b iscu it c ru s t o f tw o cu p quired, for w ant thereof, the plaintiff fu ls o f flour, ro ll not too th ick , lon ger will apply to the Court for the relief than w id e, put the m eat lu and wet the edges, p in ch together on the top demanded in his said complaint, which und In a q u ic k oven about tw en is for a decree of said Court forever ty m huke inute*. H a v e read y som e g ra v y . dissolving the bonds of m atrim ony ex I f none Is le ft o v e r m ake som e w ith isting between the plaintiff and the de I little o f the meat, pou r o v e r the fendant, and for such other and fu rth (pastry and re tu rn to the oven fo r er relief as to the Court may seem alsjut ten m inute*. equitable and just. This summons is published once a East Indian C u rry . week for six successive and consecu F o r nn E a st In d ia n c u rry dredge tive weeks in The Sentinel, a news w ith flour a large onion cu t Into thin paper of general circulation, published slice*, an ap p le chopped fine aud h a lf at Cottage Grove, Oregon, by order of a c u p fu l o f green peas d ra in e d fro m a Hon, L. T. Harris, Judge of the above ! can. A dd tw o level te a sp o o n fiils o f f u r r y and cook In a cou ple o f table- entitled Court, made on the 10th day sp o o n fu ls o f b u tter u n til the flou r and of February, 1912. onion b ro w n , then add hot w a te r or, The first publication of this Summons better, rea l stock. P u t In a ch ick e n is on the 15th day of February, 1912, tbut has been cu t Into the u su a l piece* and the last publication thereof will and sim m e r the m ix tu re s lo w ly u n til Th e Ec o n o m y C a sh S to re be on the 2Mth day of March, 1912. the c h ic k e n la tender. Reason w ith J. S. MEDLEY, sa lt and serve around * mound of hot ---------------- -------------- fl0-m28. Attorney for Plaintiff. , boiled rice. Pretty Laces & Embroideries Every garment for the new season seems to have a touch of lace or em broidery on it! Our new stock includes beautiful and exclusive designs which are being much admired and early saught. 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