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[B. W E IN S T E IN , S u c c e s s o r] COTTAGE GROVE : ir I f you know a society item ami do not inform tlic uowspaper, t s your own fault i f it is not printed i T I KINKS IN THE KITCHEN I When presttiug the pluitod tunas (lint lire so mueli in vogue, ilnmpeii with water iu which a small piece of gum The choir o f the Methodist church urabie has been dissolved, and then iron met to resume regular rehearsals Wed in the usual way. This will keep the uesday evening after the summer vaca plaits in place much longer than when tion period and at the close o f the re clear water is uscil. hearsal a very pleasant reception was tendered Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Monson, Rusty needles can be rlennetl liy pine i liride and groom of a fortnight. Mrs. Monson, formerly Miss Armorel Sul ing the neeJIes in coni oil for a few eliffe, was a prominent and valued mem \ minutes. i her of the choir during the years her father served as pastor of the church. The follow ing entertaining program was rendered: Organ solo, Austin Iterg; vocal solo. Miss .1 i-ssie McVord; mule ■ |uartet. Aldrich, Kichinond, Mackin, I'mphrey; reading. “ A Model l.ovc Letter,” purporting, to have been vviit ten by Mr. Monson, M i " Kunice Van Denburg; vocal solo, Mrs. Leon l*es l.arzes. Following the program dainty refreshments were served and ill a neat speech Rev. Aldrich, on behalf o f the hoir. presented Mr. and Mrs. Monson with a beautiful silver inlaid Japanese serving tray. About fifty members of the choir were present. Outside guests were Mrs. Will Hart and daughter. Miss ►pal o f Corvallis. • A <§> Aft*»r a vacation of two months th»* Kensington club member* heM their regular meeting in the hall Friday af ternoon. Officer* electe«! for the next year were: 1’resblent, Kittie Kime; viee-presiilent, B**1I<* Know It s; secre tary-treasurer, K me line Wilson. A so rial hour followed the business session :in«l a tlfunty luncheon was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. Rnind. Mrs. (iaroutte and Mr«*. Wright. <$><$><$> The M. P. (1. dub met Moutlay with Mr«*. Armaml Wynne, th»* day being tb«* unniversary of the dub. The meeting was also th»* first of the season. The fol lowing officers were elected: Presi- lent, Mrs. O. L. Nichols; secretary treasurer. Mrs. Charles Adams. There wa* a social session and dainty refresh ments were ser\«*d. + <$« Mrs. H. A. Miller entertained th»* Social Twelve club last Thursday after noon at th»* first meeting after th»* sum mer vacation. A fter a pleasant social ft«*rno»»n sp* nt with fancy work, »lainty r»‘freshments w»*r»* served. When putting u stopper into u bottle always give it a half turn around after it is in. This will prevent it from sticking. • • • Crackers covered with grated cheese and toasted in the oven are good served with salad for luncheon. . . . often possilile to attuili Ibis end by thè use o f soft ululo sugar insteud of grilli ubiteli sugar. I f thè cnke is a stilali mie thè oven should bo quite hot, bili if it is a largo, rieli one, thè oven should bc kepi ut n moderate heiit only. \\ li e a eggs are oxponsivc it is possi blc tu leavo uut one or two eggs cnllcil l’or by thè nv frugo recipe, addìiig tu tlieir place one or two tublespoonfiils of eornstareh. Tliis will al so help to maki thè eake tight and delirate. In niukìng a Inver eake it is iilwuys well noi to huvo it very ridi, us thè filling u s i c i Ily tidils to Ilio riehnoss ol thè eake. I f milk is not possiblo, water raii b. used in eake inaking, in whirh case thè qiiautity of batter should be inrrensed siigli! ly. The eeonomirnl hmisewlfe when umk ing eake rati use luiIf suet fat and half butter, iti» desimi, writhout inaking nny differenee in thè fiuisheil produet. A no» evperienee in housekeeping is thè muovai o f irmi rust by pulling a little lemmi juiee and sali un Ilio spoi and holding it over thè steam of boiliug water in thè tea kettle. AMONG THE CHURCHES ! I | Kvery religious organization is in viteil to use this column for announce went o f its services and other news. Contributors are requested to omit ex hortations and other editorial matter, and to make the announcement of ser I f the corks for bottles whirh eon vires as cone iso as possible. Social fain acid or other strong chemicals are functions, etc., und news outside of the laid in hot paraffin until they are wee kly announcement may lie dnborat soaked with it. the contents o f the bot ed upon. | • • • ties will have no effect on then), as par Methodist Episcopal Church — Horace affin is acid proof. N. Aldrich, pastor. Sunday school every I ’ se sour milk and salt to brighten Sunday at 1»:15 a. in. Service with ser i tuon at 11a. m. und 7:JO p. m. Junior brass ramili •stic k s League at 3 p. in. Kpworth League at rt:.10 p. m. First wash table liufii in cold water Morning theme, “ Who Hub's?" Kvc and then in hot. ning subject, “ The First Sin.1’ In the morning service the special music will Mushrooms rut into small pieces make include an anthem, “ Shepherd o f Thine a novel filling for an omelet. Israel, la’ad I s , " (Emerson) by the choir, and a baritone solo, “ Flee ns a Not all canary fanciers know of the Bird,” sung by C. K. I ’ mphrey. Tire bird's love for nasturtium blossoms. musical prelude to the evening service will be led by the orchestra, :md the In serving hominy for breakfast, just male quartet will ing. The Kpworth before taking from the stove add a beat league will hold a “ Rally D n y’ ’ service en egg. at tl:30 p. in . to which all young people • • • are invited. • • • When next making lemon jelly, add a few cloves to the mixture. The season The last of the union serv ires were ing will la- a pleasing addition. held Sunday nt the Baptist church. • • • Regular morning and evening services When coating chocolate creams, the will be resumed in all the churches next melted chocolate often becomes curdled. Sunday. To remedy this add a little olive oil. . . . Christian Church Bible school 'it • • ; To dean curtain hooks, place them in I !l:45 a. m. Preaching service nt 11:0'l Mrs. Charles Adam«« entertained th<* water in which a little ammonin has) 1 a. m. by Evangelist A. F. Bennett. Sub Missionary society of th»* Presbyterian been (mured and leave for a little while. I jeef, “ Christianity Going Forw ard.’ ’ church yesterday afternoon. A fter th** Evening, union services. usual business session there was a so Shake some borax over a square if cial hour and refreshment*. Presbyterian Choreta I>. A. M a d .... I, sandpaper. Rub your iron on it and yon pastor; (dinne 1.17R. Bible school at 10 will find that it cleans and waxes at Th*» Masonic lodge held its fi^st rr.«,»‘! the same time. • a. m. Morning worship at II a. m. Jun ing for the season last night, bight re ior Christian Endeavor ut 3 p. m. Eve freshments were served by th»* officers. A good way to strengthen the worn ning worship at 7:.10 p. in. Th»*re was a good attendance. places in undergarments is to stiteh | Morning subject, “ The Omnipoti nt . . . them baek and forth in parallel lines I Builder. ’ ’ Subject for evening, “ The James Brownlee and Miss Jva Flor- with the sewing machine and then turn Onward March.“ •*n**«* McCoy were married at th»* Meth the goods and run stitches at right odist parsonage y«*ster»lay afternoon. angles to those alreaedy taken. Free Methodist Church -Rev. F. W. Rev. II. N. Aldrich officiating. Oliver, pastor. Habbath school nt 10 a. • • • in. Preaching II n. m. and 7:30 p. m. ^ When the hemstitched lunch cloths Karl L. Ifarkleroad and Ksther M. show signs of wear and the hemstitch Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. Vaughn, both of this city, were marred ing (lulls away, cut o f f the edge and m. All are welcome. • • • at Kugene Saturday, Justice o f th»* trim the square as close to the stitch Christian Science Services in the Peace Wells officiating. ing as possible. Then purchase a linen chapel at 212 .Second street each Hun A& 4$> lace beading for from 5 to 10 cents a at 11 a. in. Regular testimonial The Ernsnon rlub will hold its first yard; shrink it, and use it as an inser day meeting <>f the m « m next Thursday tion to join the hein and square togeth meeting each Wednesday at 7:J0 p. in. The building is open for the use of the afternoon with Mrs. H. L. Markin. er again. circulating library each Wijlnesdey • • • • • • from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. A ll are cordial The Constellation elub is meeting this Some Hints on Cake Making. nfternoon lit Masonie hall. After mixing the cnke, if it is beaten ly invited to the services, us well as to make use of the literaturo. for a few minutes with a silver fork It • • • leather bags that have become shab will make it finer grained. by may be covered with velvet or any Catholic Church Father Moran, pas The use o f sour milk will tend to of the new fanciful fabrics. Buy s o m e make a spongy, light cake, and sweet tor. Muss every Hunday at X und 10:30 heavy silk cord for a handle, and make milk will make a heavy one. a. m. .Sermon at 10:30 a. m. • • • long or short, as you prefer, and you Never melt the butter before cream have a stylish and pretty bag. Either ing it with the sugar. The bowl in Baptist Church C. C. Van Gorkum, paste or sew the fabric on. Most ma which it is to be creamed may be slight pastor. Hunday school 10 a. m. Preach terials may lie successfully sewn on. ly warmed, and then the sugar and but ing II n. m. and 7:30 p. m. B. Y. I ’. U. 0:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday at ter added. Ilegal blanks— The Sentinel. I f you wish a fine grained cake it is 7:30 p. m. In making children’s dresses it will be found quite convenient to make a large hem at the bottom, and a luck underneath in the hem. to tie let out as needed. , • . BIO ADDITION PLANNED FOR LANE COURTHOUSE Oregon k California Land Grant Tax Mrtuey to Be Used. Tentative plans have been mude by the county court to erect u large nihli lion to the courthouse iu rase the three years’ back taxes on the Oregon A I ’al ifornia railroad grant lands in this county lire publ to the county by the government, \n architect has drawn the blue print (dans for the addition and, while no of fieinl action has been taken on the project and none can be taken until the money is actually in hand, it is said to be the definite intention o f the county court to go nhend with the work if the money is received. The total amount of t:i*<'s due l.iine county uti these hinds fur the years II»I3, HIM and IMA is #£17,1112.is. The state and county's share uf this sum Is #1*12,122, After the state tux is deduct ed there will be an ample sum with winch to cred this addition, also con si.lcriildc left over, it is estimated, for other purposes. The blue print plans cull for a fall two story addition with a basement, to lie erected at the northeast corner of the building. The exact dimensions of the addition have nut been made pnblic bnt the (dans call fur the extension of the building to Park avenue on the north and to Park street on the east. For many years the need of morí room ill the rourthoiise has been nppnr , nt. Nearly all departments of the county’s business are crowded for luck of spare and one of the county offi cials county school superintendent lias b e n compelled t" rent offices down town for the past five or six years. The assessor is in bad quarters in tin courthouse, the sheriff is crowded when tax collection time comes and the conn tv treasurer has too small a room. The county clerk’s office could also be cn larged to advantage. More vault room is absolutely needed for the clerk, as the two vaults now in use are crowded with the records of til«* office und there is no room for the constuntly arrumo luting new records. It is said that a general rearrange inent of the offices will be made when the addition is completed. Claims Others Use tier Property Alleging that the defendants have wrongfully converted to their own use certain personal property which be longs to her, Alice M. ('rites has begun nit iu the circuit court against M. A. MeKlbbea, H. s MeKibhen, II II Veiiteh and W. I t Watch for the re envery nf the pnq»erty nr for the re covery of the sum of #500, which is nl leged to be its value. The piniiitif f recites in her complaint that the defendants on March .10, 1011!, wrongfully and unlawfully converted the property to their use. This property is described in the eom|dniut as being 1100 feet o f wire cable, valued at #110, and one frame mill building, pinnt and flume, valued nt #.100. Has Biggest Egg for the Season. F. Nichols, of Haginnw, has brought to The Sentinel office a Black Minorca egg that beats anything in that line brought into the eity previously this season. This egg measures H>/t inches around the long way and 0 \,t inches around the other way. Palls O ff One Horse. Kicked by Another Percy Dildicls sustained a broken arm in a rather peculiar manner Tuesday. While he was riding on horseback, his horse became frightened and threw him j o ff. lie was thrown ngainst another! horse whirh kieked him nnd broke his arm. There were no other serious in | juries. Rally Picnic. The Presbyterian church will hold a Rally Hay picnic for Holiday school mi I congregation nt the dowdy grove next j Tuesday. Come nnd bring your noon luncheon and have a g o o d time. It iisnly costs ns much to turn out a poor job of printing ns n good one. I The Kentinel turns out the quality stuff at the same prico thnt Inferior goods [ can bo profitably produced. [B. W E IN S T E IN , C o ttage G ro v e : : O re g o n
