The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

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inr him AWAY hal aiti in sh. lrsas rnreA
lsrf III the ihfainasis ii. The aurst III II
NIL wAs That siae bal is~sn III Il passion.
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Tssls. atid snhi WICKED things III hrr final
conversation with h,ni ant III. mrmurs
III NIL her hanFhtinss~. npw tina, hc was
rni,e. ives rvrrly ,lslni-tlnr.
Not THAT she hlamai huf~.li In lln
least fnr the rupture az The quarrel that
had accompanied II, hs any means.
iiAvs nut sail that wl,o wsa Il waman.
NJ. IN wN Nil Mr.. Froi ntct#r'3
FAULT. NJ ought " have known several
thinra that hr conlI MT ,ssashly havr
fo,,ttd ''lt la my WY, and from biz inns.
rlllina stupidity ii not Knowing ii.mn
things the quarrel Ind come nl,,ui, nat
m,ally and logically feminine nature
amt feminine larir being meant, of
course.
Mr.. Bmc~o war native III New En.
gland, Nnd Miss Middleton was a south
taruliniAn. Mr.. nreu~. hai rrry.L il,
Tie ARMY " the Union, ~llila Minu Mil.
,ll"ion'~ only brother llnl lsrn buried ii,
suit of gray. WHEN Mr.. l.rose first
.aile To Solitn Carolina, therefore, and
hcaaina witier l,parl,r Ia Mrs. Mid.
dhtonH HOUSE, prudence md common,
courtesy forbade tlio Introduction III to.
l,tleal topics IN conversation; nnd when.
It'll. by little, Mr. llreesn became tho
ultimate fricn,l III III. family. good fell.
ing prompted bntl, him and then, Ia
c"iltillne tho SILENCE. NO thut, while there
NJ" ~ Discrimination OH either ntdr.
W i l,ad never hcrn my .li.r,,s~ion III
ralN!ns tupcH between them, Whrn
Mr.. Dreese returned 81 tmsa Il sncunsl
wintar Ia tl,a family, siiss Middleton
hnl entirely cras.d III think III him na !,
fnnkr" III AL, and when, INV weeks
later, his Relations t. il,r family changed
from TINT ~ friend and hont.lrr 20 TINT
NJ Miw M,d,ll.ioh's accepted a,,itar. tte,
two hal i,lcaHai,ter tiiihgn than political
differences ~ tnlk about, mud 10 they
forget ~ rrmsml'er that there WAS ur
EVER had been wnr between them.
TN the morning III the quarrel, Mr..
br.sAs Ind brought hin New York iews.
Ia.psr with him from tho iuntniire. mud
~ l,'a absent minded way feal II nv III
Walked,
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ni.'. u tl'ts story has my mural at all, Ii
" fHnt nht SHOULD never f,nd Il u.wa.
l,ausr except nltlinH hi chair.
tn newspaper IN question contained.
nnlu'tN other things. tl,r President u
proclamation appointing tho last Thurs
day III Nov.inl"r for Thanksgiving,
Az Mr. l'rnuae hui newer seen Miss
Mlddleton'H early hume, and AN hu had
REASON - believe TINT Tint Young gentle
Wpnint lonRnd u ruyiai iha s..,l,.A III
her childhood, II llaI occurred 10 him 4,
a.lRHsst journey thithcr mud, In order
TINT he might the more gracefully M
nuine the cost III carriage ll,r. ha nrp.
posnd - make tln uxuurAinu 4 family
reunion NJ tilr oil manMipn Mrs. Mil.
dlstpn, her daughter and LIms,ll Il
constitute the family. liz therefor,
suggested Thanksgiving la,.-h. VIVA !,
.lnsonily thankful lunn wbtnryer In
thought of Mas MiddIeton.--,.n !, ,,ro,,I !
o.sas1vil ~ tue Reunion, and this wnr
what produced the rupture.
We don't he.p Thanksgiving n tho
youth, replied Mrs Middlt,l,, whom
~ h., eApained hiA plan Il h4r.
Irlte, III answered, II Ind for.
Foti'i' that but !. will BE- goal tin,n
- hsyin. Tie custom III observing this
ioast Ina ontgfo~n New England and
become national N.Y."
minr.'
lila gray eys4 Looked in1uiringIy in.a
her black Onus,
!" hAd nevar thought of geography
" connection with ,on, hntl,, lln Aaid.
IlsIl, nftrr lat,.., ha resumed
- y"ii cannot W ~ Middleton Hall
~ honor ~ Thanksgiving, Nutb, Who
Knows Int iliat yu,i may hereafter keep
thanksgiving In memory III onr trip 10
Middleton Hall That will In n pleas.
nut reversal ~ my nlnn. tenltlrM. I
think y0n will Ike after MIlle III hin
IN illa beautiful custom III kcepinp this
harvest faart. Our s.s,iio New I.nplana
should not bn allowed 10 unilp this
fruitful Spnlhufn lapi in..ihe giving .of
Thanks ~ Il bonnilfnl Providence. =
Ono can Liver nay with certainty what
woman Will or Will not llink M any
F's.ll eaar, nlsn slloul,l my that under
ordinary circumstance Miss Middleton
would have lAksn no ofIrnhr al Nj,
ir'uar'H Hrn.ihls speech. Tie tire,ln,.
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ought 10 have knoun Ii, although. IN /
mid t.efuro, there VIVA M why III wl.icl.
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fAri thnt nn1Ie tin ground la wau trend.
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