The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
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throwyqut spstAptssinsoa Snes and youi
IN help yodto order yoifr Refreshments
and Usciliaa wliawritaaSour iinyitations
TO- to- aSy ] rs i e j 81 saee t. itisf ssass q
Iimeltipneds the matter to oJsck when
he came. hone. and he entered into the
split ofthe affair witlfxtfreat eaxccitetnert
"Toibe sure.; little wits;sbavai1 putty
by al means. When one isin Romeone
mtsttdo asthe Romans do. your Know.
Don't spare expens1Aseither,.m my / dear;
people. = tAfsdI snail lake upoii 1nysel,
to- orlaeI, eostAfpe. aIwant,ypa 10 1Uok 4.
But jack, NJ isdssEested tl66idYy,,a'wse
are spsndipRsA great daaLNf money! y
ron, well, never mind. It. will &c
somehow; one way ~ a6otfer, and ~
might q yalh eHiayditss HpuNesatxsys
wanted 70 get into good society, Nel,a nd
yqu'rS fairly fikKoW!F ASdn W6asstdotst
lei folks So thaassun sssis crk11b edo fol
mpssy; Asess 4aha The 4Hes. at X vyhlAisf
Mylbeart ashed a littss4ahdsa III nss
scloass 81 a vague fssiifls of fgsfe ss WSsni
eyerid ~recalled,tAs, quiet lmomeuts fot
early wiiehood at Cherry Hill, Jack had
seethed to'thke as much pleasure in life'f
i~rivohtiesias ibid With the foolish in.
consistency 81 my sex | sat down and
crIed'o ' the consum nation Of the very
hopes which l had c~be1ishedsso long. 81
came on. and turned out
to has sgsAssatis s1scesassl The oil best
people in town honored US with
their presende,sAn1 Rversahits, ow-
ing to Mrs. V~anborough's foresight was
carried ont ina 1hoetslavish anHelegant
.'By Geoqfgse,' said Jack, .dt fih sort Of
thing isjoltier than the old.hrlh.GI SEQ
now LITTLE wife, that you are right"
havelnpttraided me for what I had done.
- ~ ~ NSASyH V1NS " dS CACGEuluGs
lyIgay.Hi We we're invited everywKere.
and our house was constantly filed with
guests; balls, ,s~oirees, kettledrums and
The opera seemiedt to embrace every hour.
Jack-apd j seldom hadfa quiet nome II
together, yet he seemed to enjoy it with
hiB whole heart. When spring came
our last, surplus dollar had been ex.
pended, and we were dependent on
Jacks monthly salary. StFINa3b GiitN
The warm weather came on Andbbaby
Q fell i'll, hoped day by day that
Jack would say something about going
tothis fathers forfthe summer, but, be
didn't even hint such a thing. The DAYS
grew longer'afd wal The suntshone
down. with pitiless splendor. and the
paved streets seemed like heated brass.
Our fashionable friends futtered Of
llke sunner swallows and We were left
almost alone. h,
I.Cohldn't you 'Ynanage to- make d
little trip to, the. .seasbores myr dear2"
Mrs. Marlborough had suggested, and
jack had caught ~ tie idsa with eager.
I'VE must III ,,1Sssaii;Y thitnnil VI can, can! ri il
try and borrow fewi hundreds some.
weasn5ss'fsHdla - bag na S;i,gI1a saSsda ihga;
my remorseaad deispaif..lssI Won't %
to the ssessherss. Yo 2 how ill baby
IS. Oh, Jack, ask your father to let ua
"* '0h. you would potbe satis6edYNell,
down there these DAYS, with the hay
thing ~ va W. s aSset1s lever sea f 5e sble t e en- g,
dure it there n0w."filts iaN 'fssiittisi 4
said no., more The long, bright,
burning days wore on, and our bills ran
higher, and baby's little breath SCENE!
tolgrow weaker, and poor Jack, himself,
One afternoon he w~nysHent Home in q
down by a sudden fever. i put my pride
aside then, and wrote. q letter to Jacks
.kJack and baby are both ill,,'i I said,
"and We are sick tand! tired of city life
The next day the dear old gentleman
arrived, but the sheriff was before him
Jack having confessed Judgment in a Law
suit. The srumprSlthatssvey Intended tc
leave town got out, and our creditors
rushed in, anxious to secure the lions
share ofthe effects. The Brussels carpets
the handsome furniture, and the costly
bfc.a-brac,, all went, ppder the hammer
enthusiastically low figures.
ttNever mind" said my father-in-la
not 9. shadow of reproach, on his kind
taee!s 'Hht theM lsQGabble over IL if they
will. We must get the sick ones ho,ne.'
So we got Jack into the carriage, anc
with, his poor bQtkead upon NV knee,
and baby in my arms. l turned my bacl
tos the sceneo of a short-lived triumph. -
I'VE are going. back 70 Cherry. Hill
said the old geiitlefdarf,,aa s little dusi
of the golden day we drove through tn.
dewy stiffness Of the lane. The ole
home has. been waiting for,you all thest
/ come back" t2t'Y II
IL I could not utter one word in answer
AIgfeat full moons wis rising 1aboyeth,
distant hills as we Observation-Disclosures,
MOT the smallest thing was changed. TIL,
great rep roses bloR,led on the,terraee
the bees droned on their hives, and III
cattle be.is tingled in the bafhsSara
The door was wide open. We carriet
JACK M ana MIA fin1fdown,if thesbrOas
bleezy room that .ihRdd baeneopRhruis
chamber.
Heiapsned his syeg AMI AreMaydeep
s SSsest' tauehsd Siss6 II sbs sesd:
sasa ! ts Mssas k assaS sos; pad ne sala
t'1am hsns, gacksgyI answeredt hrougl
MY tears; and this is home-dear Chef
| ny H3k' sa. bsr29ifsb Aim dasyi. seq
back apehss1s piIo1s, aSdf NV afsa
tsssa tears ,5lskllRE sloysl 1l f5 sap l beneath H
IBeyond,thgopsSn svindeRy ,inithe oil
very glory of the rising moon. the oil
grandfather sat, .XiMls bApJFat his feet
half hidden ip rank cool grass, and evel
at that hour thcsp4yeSnSG ahneehovetin
around her as Of IBID and sheAc1ehanel
With rapture as she clutched at they
with her thin, little hand.
Irose softly and fell on ~ sknssabe
side Jacks pillow. f,3s,t,t .dr.,,
r. .tQh.. Iack.,n aohhad. FNI haqah aA