The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

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hu rsarle msy hs, said Mia eas
LAY.
- hn''eer | 40, though, !" rsfiita
| ssil. wi'h twinkle III hef ". sa.
srnke the nther aas ahea, a.s fathss
having an interest IN the New iu,h
Central Possibly he'sa brakeman =.
"uaise liksl,.'
| Vacation eamr, and Ni,n. Whose
home was hundreds VI mills away ftum
Ely. hal received M invitation IL ,ipi,
Mrs. lsrorklssLtc friend II her moth.
or. who live III ~ allacen, State, At.
tor starting. Mia was somewhat liz.
turbcd to lind Miss Ninsios III thu
ears
"Yonr hetc nnir, Neb Winslow,
lives IN Winona, no ,os won't be lonc-
ly,' mirchiesonsly whispered Neli
Chapman, ~ she hade Mia goodbye
al tho samosct Junction.
"liprrnrs'' responded Mia.
Lou Wild and Mel. ihprton. girls
whom Mia felt that she rnuil a.s II.
a,a Nth, vent bsspni tho ''juart.pn,
and tic three established themselves 81
seats facing each other, suriaiiy
enough. whilo Mis-. Winslow sat alone
at the olhur cna Of the ear,
IL wonder WIN that niee-loohiil.
young man is that sic il talking with,
said Lon Wila altar ,uo 81 two stA-
iiouS had hecn passed.
"Some one whose acquaintance >l.p
has made on ihe way, probably. sail
Ni,a
mo, il isn't Ilc came In nj the
last station and shook harls with her
Ism hc stylish. ! sail Nell Thorn.
tn.
.'s.c, hc II going ~ ret ~ n. this
station. Don / shc l.rl eIatcl, though
nj that hanasomc bow aud touch ii thc
had assumed Of course, remarked
Nss Nita.
Nell and Lon lrti tic train before /,
reached Ninpna. aud Nita sat hack
will, M air of dignity calculated to ~
prll All advances Very SON she drew
q magazine from her pocket and Logan
10 read In less than live minutes up
The aisle eamc Aiias Wiu~.uw.
Nellie Chapman told INC you were
going IL Ninona. remarked she, seat
ing herself beside Min.
I'LL pay Nell for that. thought
Min to herself. She replied with "a.
trcmo coolncss
II nm.
My home il IN Miuona. We will
Try 70 make your stay there p.eas-
ant. =
Il expect to 10 entertained by my
friend. Mrs l,focklcsbic, thank you,
Nita turned leaf Of bcr magazine,
aud appeared entirely absorbed IN i,s
contents. Miss Winslow made no
further attempts Al conversation.
Winona village WITS three miles from
the railroad. Only ono private ear
riagc WINS III waiting ut the depot. De
lulsd Nita Walked up 10 Il with the
air of assurance.
Whose carriage IL this." demanded
she Of tho driver.
4 .'t;ov. Winslow's, MRS" laid tho
i driver, mt tho Same tl,no touching Ills
hat ,lefcrcntlally to Miss Nilsluw, and
handing her q uetc.
i Mabel read tho note. and with n
qui,, smile passed il 10 Nita. i. run
| ~ follows:
! Mf DEAn MEn. Mr. Edmund
BroeklcsL,o cspeeisa young iais from
/ Ely, a Mrs " Nheclcr. to spend tie u.
cation =. his Lonsc. and. Us he has no
carriage to send ior her. proposed
her riding up with yon. |, viii doubt.
lcss be much plcasanter than coming
up IN hack.
Il Y.ur ~. FATHER. =
i Nita blGshea scarlet. SLe MAS toe
confused 4 taiuk clearly. " she might
have decided Il take Lnrk. But tic
! driver btrscd otl his box. aud III sig,
nai srpin sl.sa Nsns!aw. hclpci poor
Mia III
~ soon m she recovered hrr com.
posntc Il little. shc addressed herself Il
tho hitherto lcsri.ol scl,oo!-matc with
tho gfaat.st aiiaLilit. Hu, there wai
sp!eo II. ,.sisellics aDnM, Ni.s Mub. nh,
. leaned lack now on tho velvet ensh
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