The National tribune., 1884-09-25
Conversation Club.

SWEET SIXTEEN, MORE Oh LESs-THE WHIST
LING TOPIC PRoPosED-E. B. NOBLE ASKS
SOME oUEsTJoNs-wHAT DID THE PEIyATs
Do7-sTORY or A BUFFALO HUNT-A GET
TYsBURG sCHooLBoE-A PLEA FOR GIRLS
CLUB WHISPERS.
of veteran OF the 49th Ohio, who belongs to
Davis Post We AL think, with you, that THE
TRIBUNE Is the best Of ali papers And now, girls,
90 you not think you have given Mr.. Noble
enough? lie viii notsTant 10 write again about
girls doing nothing but wash dishes etc. For my
part. think washing dishes d hard enough work,
and think a good many girls VIII agree with me.
a. no one has sent IA any new topic 10 be dis
cussed g. yet. VIII some OF the Circle give their
opinion as 70 girls whisiiing- am sixteen and
would be pleased to correspond with members of
the CiUb.-Dorie Leonard, shannon Ill.
L. B MOBILES VIGOROUS DEFENSE.
DEAR CoSyEEsATIos CLUB: Rally round the flag,
boysi The glris have marshaled thar forces and
are marching against Us but their first movement
shows the weakness In their ranks 1t proves hat
said 70 be true: that girls have time TO write
than boys. have been from home for the last two
months and have had tmeto write, but / am
here and the girls had better lookout, for am
going 10 stand by my coloTs and Ineyer will strike
them II all the girls ia the universe march against
me with woman's rights on their banner and
"A man May work from sun TO sun,
But a woman's work is never done
for their bsttle-soRg
Yes Elva Ai Stone. meant just what said and
! a10 blessed with sister. Mary f. Mcbride says
boys were ike ETCund-hogs, bat ! think she will
change her mind after reading the paper published
Aug q bessie miller looks at I 81 more reason
able hight she y Willing 10 admit that there are
girls Who do little or nothing. Lookout, girls or
you VIII have a traitor in your ranksi
/ would ike 10 ask GeneTra ByeTs what more q
girl OF 10 bias 10 do than boy of the same age uu-
less it is cFimp her bangs before she goes 10 bed
would say 10 Es.elle IniOw, that boys in Kansas
pitch hay instead Of horse shoes and work behind
the counters OF a store instead OF playing marbles
We burn coal. Nancy J. Chapman knows but little
about gentieman's toilet. i never ssw
GENTLEMAN WITH CIGAR
in his mouth. Nettie }. Gregg shows that girls
have nothing to do but TO around and beg
money 70 buy a flag or something of that kind
There Is bat girl ouL Of the eight who has risen
ia defense Of their rights las they style it, who has
. or 80 more like her would begin TO think we
had hard battle. but it is ann not afraid
Cora L. Brown, please lei us know what toll
! ed step by step and then got left by woman
4 Cora, give us facts, not old sayings Now boys
4 am going away again for a couple 6f months anC
] want you 10 stand by the flag and / will send re
enioreements often ! can. will stack my
nansket and take rest. THE TRIBUNE pie is GU
and there Is slice for all-C. Il. Noble, Ellsworth
kan
sToRY or BUFFALO HUMP.
DEAR CoS7ERsATIos CLUB: Could ! gel q sea
anywhere among you? Oh, yesl Here is al
empty space among the girls, which viii occupy
/ with their permission. Now, girls, don't make
1 such disturbance about my entrance As you die
Of that Of r B. Noble, or. like him, win retrea
IN good disorder. But why ism the Editcr present
/ thought be generally attended the meetings o
/ oar club. What. Miss What's-your-nBfne did yol
say that quiet chap there IN that dark corne
! WAS heg Wen, he's about the most quiet editor
ever saw, and If it IS ne III have TO stop my non
4 sense and talk . sma' drap' lower. Let u
see, somebody said something about telling stories
SO, 20 vary tie program, here liz true one, In th
| words Of my uncle, Of
BUFFALO HUNT.
came here in CO. and, ] tell you, the countr,
/ did look fanny 20 me. / had always been used to
Dfnbered and civilized country. and here it WASH
nary one-just a whole stretch of fiat land ooyere
with prairie grass, sometimes six feet tall, with
sight OF house on average Of about every !
wife used 10 laugh II my notions and at ni,
general grecnness. As small game then plenty
did nothing else but hunt from morning till night
and suppose didn't Use much less than g wort
Of my friends ammunition, which offered TO pa
for, but he wouldn't accept IL After 1 had bee
here few weeks some one proposed builal
hunt. Though tie country then tbinly settled
e'c had nearly 100 miles 10 60 before finding bal
taio. OF course, ii wasn't long before we had a
outfit nggcd up.--wagons, teams and guns,-an
then started. RS Jolly crew as could well b
found. We travelled along for three days wthou
seeing any game, but came on them suddenly on
day, and then our fun began in earnest. Two O
three Of the party, old hands at the business too
their guns and crawled through the long grass I
q within shooting distance Of the herd and brougl
down several among them "A young calf whic
made nice eating anything ever tasted. On
day. just sAer we had finished our dinner, one
this psriJs