Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

-ra5led d., 2s iife's rough way"
sasnsd M n. I # clay. -.r
]. 2yt Haven ~: in brighter array
i.a l- with our praises: .do
no a done and the wages paid
Il b W.T. The Iaborer laid
sDier tie a'-7 July GdlGry.
~, BUNDLE GOT MAR
RED.
..3 If being a confirmed
5.A' ID: bride +: in being called a
'1l mean Thomas Blu I'M.
| Ianse of Hood, Silver
T. VS. very fond of let
u HI, he disregarded the
CIV M. NJ sex, and was fire.
3 \ he would like
1T could get him I'M
T5s-e was a time, of
9,-,Ilp was susceptible to
a1-7fl; because when he
+ fifteen years of age,
-r came to the city
,lor Of "MenSor, Tigby
5eiind him a young
r.i many a sigh and tear,
|. ,,sa both put together, to
n For two years he wrote
/. Po.ly Ann, repeating the
i 5oyhood love; then he
-an joy to entry clerk,
/ VS. Introduced to a very
rr- LADY,, whom we may be
II Hattie Elton. Then he
IF Am down in Rock Cove,
rev attentive to Miss Elton;
;'5sr II the thpater and
e., he got trusted for his
With the money that should
frrbey took a sleigh-ride to
te.,tei on hot chickens
H. to please her lie learned
valz the schottische and
we're not in vogue then.
H. along very smoothly for
!; Tom, thinking he might
natter settled at once,
k.e>,i5L. Miss Elton appear
/ surprised; for a moment
i ilrnt, then lifting up both
\ imcd:
! Bundle tshe had constant
! Tom for six months previ-
engaged these two years;
rit:7
/ No." replied Blumble, in
f-.lt.
! .ve been engaged to Charley
ag while, and | thought
! bout it, and was only pay
70 me out Of politeneSs.
York now, but We are
azt Christmas"
tz--"
5, What Blumble was about
4gll always be in doubt,
finishing his sentence, he
IL rushed out Of the house,
Ig 70 make the parting
/ good evening" Perhaps he
! rC,r his crashing teeth, for
change his wcll-meant
me wicked expression.
! privacy Of his own cham
| or locked, his elbows upon
and hi, face quite buried
reverted to the years time
r dollars he had thrown
Elton; then he thought of
IN. whom he had cut" so
own in Rock Cove, and he
r. 70 her, to offer pressing
rE2lse for not having writ
for pardon for past neg
assert that his affections
1.vl and unalterable. 50
y lace, and penned the ten
ID. Of tal>ehoods and stale
l.'Ta'ched with the fullest
P..-y Ann would be very
r. 1t But alas for poor
-lols Polly AIMS letter
o.is.; she told Blumble
his attentions to the
Y had almost forgotten
1s 10 marry Jerry
-. oiaokSmith, the next
|. -. o ION his earliest
'a'Ing, and a lock
=, = LISTED him to return
Il hat lire that he
r a.. 5aable announced
a woman-hater.
% 's woman, and one
wv In l. So he cried
"a The time which
..,a'e divided between
w., vas now devoted to
~. sequence he received
,.s., ,-2!her until he had
.as his own name the
W., W. the door which he
..'an4 boy. | don't
,.y ,,1l, that there was any
s LILY as Hattie Elton
s' Jay the new sign
-..' MEMBER of the firm
M '' ,.1, through the New
years ago last fa,l
,. .,5.as orders. During ING
-. IN the pretty yi ii ace
,- NJ. night in October,
= alter supper, smok-
r.>So. .eeame filled with
Er, politics, smok < no
r q their crops and
f..I sl. was quite unin,
&.r,.YeSon concluded to walk
2 ..5' ;o. BY moonlight.
ci5>a . i the entry, and
>2,.i,s The door, ere he
l,.ealanso
lug. -45-e he's from Bos
&bn, Chir,oI
added, You d 10 a
long low whistle Gsti :
Tr. # the piazza and
Il. ...S 2,,s street. He had had
CHI sSsa Giving the ne m mas
n, however, he slt t1,r rna',
Ts,i ! Pleasant lane 1e,' thai dsu
as cs,s some haIf:do W q
Inv S1 6; to a rustic seat,
s. !. i q y soSia es s9d Has
u, o,,; Hood, Silver l,4 {
he q Roi his cigar 1e7 was as
h BY as s. aroused to the he
1e5f5s, s.22IIsog his Gi:-, c@at c clSsk
Is h. se4 down the lane lane