Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-30

- hpat ~ ehaif 10 On which they
~ 6oon elovaAed. "NI wouldn't like
~ A1DW Nhet this Il u about Who
h1ee3 Nd Nhu2s ~ MMe-eyed boyfs
"a yos doat kscw, q you, uncle d
81 Nh Spoons. putting the "poms"
baek = ~ cAairt ~ bseter 70 meat the
- cf ~ captain. a6he's Mrs. Mont.
g0msEy Montague, : charming young
Widcv, and the Muc-eyed boy Is her
only child-a lovely bsbe-n
"BGbelet,n corrected Mn. Dusenberry,
q III Mme TINA playfully hicking the
cheek Of = youth u her side, one Of the
aforementioned, who In his interest in
Mir 6pooners story bad neglected to
I'm the rival Of Nine. u. 6evfnge, after
having BEEN captured and detailed for
that duty only Ave minutes before.
And when her husband died." con-
ttnued tho fair Isabella sf(he was the
Iyoungof ron Of IN aristocratic English
temiIy, cns 81 the very highest-inti-
mats with ths Qusen-snd he ran away
q this country on : lark, and his folks
dia0wned him because they thought he
married below him, though I've no
doubt ahe WA much too good for him,
and 10 treated her shockingly), his
father sent for tho boy, and tore him
from his weeping mothers arms"
1sAnd Iccked not ! tear or prayer"
quoted An Dnsenberry.
!" But why did she let them take
hlmf" shouted the Captain. "By
heavensl they couldn't have taken him
Il shefd : bald On. Foreigners tearing
citteens q - Unlted States from their
mlcthsHt afmsi Who I've heard Of
such Thing befcrcT.
away" explained his niece.
That's the poetical way OF putting
its".. interpoIated Mrs. Dusenberfy.
But she wa left almost destitute"
Miss 6pooner went on, "and she'sa deli
cate little thing, and"
circumstances were too many for
her." suggested the pork merchant.
Jus %. assented his hostess.
nass 20 fortunately, she possesses
49, SiIs 0L song; INC villa mel
W.tines ofine ner IN, and the presents
wnicn aSe uncovered on her wherever
sne goes-ahe u such . favorite she
manages % get along. ! met her at
-. 5luellght's party last winter, and
~ 9 !! s9cn : iency 20 . 9 other right
on, ano 2 toid me her story IN the
c~cnservatory. Young. Chandler was
sneIo, 90 Y q didn't see MIN; ne
~ y me otner = OF q room, behind
sOme saii piants-he was very attentive
"A ncs ana gave ner pear!
n.9ceIet on her biithday-and ! cried
tlia my 9 looked like A."
aUnefry, suggested Mira Dusenberry.
Aooanes IN . sprightly manner, Gap
tain, e you desert me Tor this enchant.
never forgive you" TO q great
Sssonisnment OF the honest captain, who
ma nos excnanged three sentences with
ne laay, and indeed 2 never seen her
until this very July afternoon.
SAD Mrs. spooner, changing
h.nS = 49, tsa tne aorennger o. nss right
n.n1 e s iorei,nser Of her leit, we
49, =! e very kind 70 mel: sympa-
me witn ner with Al my heart about
- crll1. ! NOW nov "a feei II l lost
10y. t.ADciia.' (.
~ oaoelet sweetI', murmuIed
MrL Dusenberry, fixing her peculiar
scr&h - -. 49, ~ ~Iicn sne ~"
k,-ss ,,to -. a. sn0 Asn NV
aun.hi ) ss:u
=. -" olisu "l@ issoeis ncre
anu uP me 9afoen Walk tripPod .
.sAttns, 8lIn~en-,O0king woman, dressed IN
oius-s.Ay W. wisn : d~ainsDolough
$500 h 49, wnlcn noasea : long D'ack
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