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Kenna Record, 07-25-1913 Dan C University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Kenna Record, 1910-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 7-25-1913 Kenna Record, 07-25-1913 Dan C. Savage Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/kenna_news Recommended Citation Savage, Dan C.. "Kenna Record, 07-25-1913." (1913). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/kenna_news/175 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Kenna Record, 1910-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. a n t it '3 THE KENNA RECORD n VOL. 7. KENNA, CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1913. NO. 23. no. I want to soar away on golden after that, and young Sweeny started DISHES WITHOUT MEAT LESS HOUSEWORK IN SUMMER HUNTING- THE HEIR wings when my time comes, but I'll out to find the heir. Luck was with be mummed If I want to live the rest him. He had located her whereabouts Take Up the Heavy Carpets Remove of my life in this tumble old log bouse, and was approaching the house where Unnecessary Furniture, and and eat Johnny-cak- e and. fried salt she lived when he beheld her coming ESPECIALLY APPROPRIATE DUR Get Rest. She Was Located and the Set- pork three times a day." towards him on a runaway horse. ING THE HOT WEATHER. The deacon was waiting for an op- There was a fine opening for a hero, You are not human if you do not try ting Proved a Fine Opening keen-eyed- portunity to be less good when a ' and he grasped It. He caught the to get through the warm season with for a Hero. young, roan of twenty-tw- o blew horse and saved Sarah's life and had a As Nourishment Without Heating Is as little work as poBtsible. To do this. village. town was leg broken. A a every into the His home hero is hero in the Object to Be Attained These first have a grand housecleaning; elim- fifty miles away, and he wasn't saying state and county of our glorious Union. By BRYANT C. ROGERS. Recipes Are Particularly inate all of the unnecessarles. why he left After hanging about for When he has a leg broken in playing napped it Valuable Just Now. Don't leave a heavy, thick four or five days and. taking long his part he is taken to the house whero rug on your living room or dining (Copyright, Ml. by the McClure News- country hangs given tbq paper walks out Into the he entered the heroine out and room this summer, for they are de Syndicate.) Deacon Hardy's real estate office, one hall bedroom until he can once more Something that will nourish with In pioneer days of certain west- way cidedly out of place and look hot. Ev the a flung a Jump fences. This was no ex- out heating is the demand in the ern afternoon and chunk of marble caBe eryone recognizes the value of tem- state a man named Joslah Flint on and asked: ception. Love came and a marriage of edibles at this season. up eighty of land. Thou- the table perament, and much depends on how took acres "Do you know what 1st" came, according to program. Spinach Eggs Four eggs, spinach, sands of other men took up land In that cool your home looks. "Looks kinder like marble," waa the One day Deacon Hardy got a letter white sauce, butter, cream. carpets. the same state, but was no par- in eggs Take up the heavy rugs and there reply after Inspection. with the Kansas postmark. He read Cut halves four hard boiled or put ticular occasion that the act of so do- rub yolks through a and either leave the floor bare "Kinder like? Why, man It's it and took It home and laid It before tnd the sieve. Sea cover- ing should pass Into history. alive. son some cooked spinach with a little down some sort of Inexpensive marble for sure. And maybe you can his wife. ing. Rag rugs that are woven in many Joslah Flint could have taken up for- 'He says heiress," butter and cream and fill the whites of tell what this Is." he bas found the eggs pretty designs are practicable and est or prairie land acres that would "It's some kind of site." she read. the with the mixture. Place In a rugs In a year, buttered baking pour over much used. Old fashioned braided double in value but harassed "You bet It Is, and It's a kind worth "Yep,". dish and the or grass them all by and selected the. worst whole a good wbtte sauce. Use the are also In vogue, while Jute money! It's peat And what Is that?" "He says be saved her life." rugs, being pretty, are easily spot In four counties. A portion of It yolks for a garnish over the top and beeldes "1 should say. It was. clay." "Yep." kept clean. ..as a hill and the remainder a marsh. 'And you'd Fines kind of pot "He says they are married." brown In a quick oven. go to even a site for a bit It Escalloped cups to You probably do not care to There wasn't decent ter's clay. And what's this?" "Yep." Tomato Two of expense expensive cur- cabin on the entire claim.; Joslah matoes, two cups of bread crumbs. the of buying "More clay." "And therefore he's the owner of the tains, but take down the heavy ones might raise huckleberries on his marsh "You've It again. bookmak Flint place and don't care about taking one-quart- cup of butter, salt and on hill, men hit It's pepper. you used in the winter and then, after and blackberries his but er's clay and as smooth as silk. Once; In a partner. Deacon Hardy, did you you away where you said he could hope nothing Cook tomatoes season have packed them for better. what's have any partnership papers drawn up the with the get you will have to get If he had any explanations as to why thlsr ing until tender. Into tbe melted but can't at them, . "There's sand and there's gravel." so that you can hold him?" new ones. No living room seems he they were ter crumbs, do not let selected such a claim "Good guesser. And where did all "No." stir tbe but homey curtains, but draperies on. fam-- . them In cas without lost as time went He and his this come from 7" "Well, you a fool! You are Just brown. Place a buttered or even ily lived moving wagon for a ain't serole or pudding layers can be made of muslin, scrim in his "Dunno." a good man who is going to heaven dish alternate cheesecloth. few months and then passed on. all-th- of the tomatoes and crumbs until all "Well, it's no wonder that e like a streak of greased lightning Now take every unnecessary piece In years In are used. Let layer be crumbs ten almost all the land files in Benson county gather on you when he dies, and If I'm left behind the last of of rooms, so they a light, ' furniture out the the county was settled up except In the summer! Say, you haven't as you I'll forward your fried pork" and and bake to golden brown. appear stuffy. The por- One pound mar won't hot and Flint's hill and marsh.. The nearest much getup about you as a blind johnnycake by first express!" Bean Fricassee of parlor and dining the row beans, of tieres between tbe farmer opeaed a gravel pit at the base horse!" one tablespoon butter. room go. t enough to pay one cup of milk or cream, mushroom should of the hill, and sold the "I don't know why you talk to me Hudson River Shad. Now that everything is arranged and year, him- or tomato catsup, vinegar, pepper and taxes each and constituted that way," stiffly said the deacon. You may have noticed that your in order, there is something else for self agent of absent. The coun- salt, minced parsley. i : I the the "It's because you've had a fortune shad this year was wilted and taste- you to remember. Where the fly Is, ty swamp, Boil the beans until tender and wanted to drain the and to within your grasp for years, and was less and from the fish upon which there will be also. They make far' drain. Brown the In a frying heat I- cut roads, but no one could find Joslah too much of a mossback to know It! you doted In your' childhood. For bitter you seem hot, so do away with this only waa pan and add the beans, stirring until Flint. The Information that Oh! man, what a snap you've walked you right. not you , 1 once are It is that thoroughly troublesome creature. he had gone further west.' over!" growing old, but best seasoned with the butter. Keep closed as much as are that the Dry and a minced parsley. the house 5. By and by, in the village that had "Did you get that stuff, around shad In the business, those from our add little possible during the heat of the day.
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