The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-24


him out and ask al the rest who were
there. |"
fright you are!'' said George. "Tn|
send ~ invite to the old duiIcr; he's
not half q bad fellow. after all. Or
course. he won't put in an appearances
But Il y the impossible which happens.
For some occult reason. Mr.. Thornton
chose 70 join this wild expedition, and
presented himself 1t the appointed time
- the rendezvous. With the exception
q himself and poor Mrs. Wellington,
who looked already victimixed. il was
as gay party as Boston could furnish.
As usual, II was Maud who was lead
or and prime fayorite. But she was adj
mirably seconded BY three Of her
friends, only q little less brilliant and
daring than she. Then there were two
or three society men, who would have
gone anywhere that Maud and her set
proposed. Little did they care for the
grandeur Of mountain scenery in its
severe winter dress, but the trip prom
iscd much fun and unlooked-for oppor-
tnnities for carrying out certain irtcn-
tions. Last and noisiest Of al came
George Wellington, a Harvard sophie
more, with an equally reckless and lair
Drained classmate. whom the young
ladies alternately pctted, snubbed and
used as foils in their more serious
NJ Thorn,o, a., ~. - ~ o,o,,,,.
- he MA d"na - ~, n ~" .;'' ~ s' d.as;a.
ia s,r,,or IL ~ ~. ar..a ~" - ~. ~
s.na Man - NIX ~ sa's
g.vo,, ~ ,.,es $780,. .'.;es
wLo e. tar,;,.,, II ~ ,s. i e,..,. a' ,a"
fh;nc IN, ~ J;d " E,,''', ', H.. ' NV
nen7 t,,.t ~ sa, ~ ~ haa 'm ns =. ~;
afed v,;fh Maud sr.;,,st NJ XII ..'l
hetter ;narnont riar h..,s, 80 ~ ~
canr;ces wonlJ ~, IL th.,.s:,,as n" ~
forgotten -. ~ 49,, ,.';.,' NC -
besrt;lr a;s.,,nrnr,J "a III, 5<'. ~
t;nss Az. iaJ MI. ,rh'.' sn
mas, .'., ;n5;,,y,a ,.,;sh ~ ~ l;sn VA
th.t n. l,..,..J ~. .'.;,i II
comld nv re.snn swar M III dow -
III r.s ,nore b;ttar,,r an~a,xoJ ,.,;,,. i =. H.
fb.n eynr u J.~ y ~ c.r. ,s.,;'i,'
hor Nora tbe, ,ow.,rd n. ,monr,s;, "
c,,rs.J h;,ns.,s asa NJ a'.,,'' u h.;rn
;,;nad tha,,, NJ ',''. a'. !" 1919
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and ,nrna5 swsr ' !. 4 IN ~ I,;'-,sas,
s,,,;,os Nh .,at ~ n ;,,',ss
I;y;nrstnn man rhon ~ cora;,llr
h.taJ I'M ies,;snd MI Wa,,;n'.t t,,s
.inne sa W.. ~ n..d M sha III, ~
,ar,o,,s ,raalr I'M ,;,.,;j a,...'1;'',~ ,i NJ,
;,nrn .n5 ,na,lo ~ y, III i, ,,ns I'M, NM
lr.r ,',a.laass " .1. .,,,'.- u ~. s'.''
t@n Mn ;nst;n.,;,a ,,,, ~s" ND a'',.ar
STRENGTH III never Jre,aed he;nr
Mind II man 80 I'M Msmd ssw a<,ar,
mct;on tbas III majs ,bas she ~ '. y
placed herself a. NJ hear every word NJ
smoke. H. only Jaw. Win wrath Ana
shame that he was fl;rt;ng oncnlv
d.spera,elv. win that sonlless bra;pless
Livingston.
Ri even Thornton shook off hi Gloom
when they came amonr M hills The
| highest peaks were white with snow. ~
| fleeing the setting sun with dazzling
I hrilliancv AGAINST fhc marvellous hlue N
the INV. II NM very c VII, bnt clear ani
still. when they leff IN cars IN their
drive 81 4 few miles. MI. Little met
them with his six-hor-e STAGE: III wind
had NIX left enough snow IA M rising
ground for sleiching. to Mands regref
n va ~ cxbilaratinr drive ma a;r
VA ike wine. and made cach Inhalation
an increasing ioy. The lanchter ana
the sweet. ringing voices II the Girls no
longer Jared npon him: ~ was 4 boy
AGAIN himself. And startled tbem ~ III
Nit and gayety. Maud wa DELIGHTED.
She warmed toward him. And III moor
LIVINGSTON shiycrinc ouf III III SUNLIGHT
~ a., f.x-.,. Il. $500 III ~:..- ~ ~ .