The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02


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| you've rot married 10 ~. Sors, ~.
BY The sos train. ., :
"Oh. PHI. n cried Mris., IL Z ~,
was. i fXana.. NINETEEN eSfeA M
woman, With soft. bcxsl sGvss and 49, !
mouth ike : rosebud. aWSs s1 SAT nif "
do? Why didn't Won consnM H., - ~
fore You married meis - A'1 0'
Phil. Barfov l,rota into : era.t ,.r,h
"Ny. dear IA is. &c 1870 Sar
consent / vsnteji Il. ~ vourS Ae'
a0hi But. Pill. Ia ~ done -
| much Tor you. 80 80 $50 ~
"SheS ! rood soul. Init ,she,.s sccer.
trio. - said the min snnsr;nt.ri snt
aGo in, Phmbe. and net your tsas
I'm sure I can't est : momt,,fu, ~
said Ma. Phil. de.n.,rinSiv. a. II.
biscuits I mixed myaelf; and the fried
chicken; and the White Mountain cake
lob, Phil, oh, Philis
Don't iret, deaf" said Phi. "my
Aans Ne1iey mas missed g = very good
SopReI; snst ! can toll her:
~ Das I've phgneed your fusme! said
Mfs. BARROW, traGscaly ssixing the
sugar longs. a,e! - si III, ,,s!i - .
ven 60 g concord tomorrow and
see sne ola isdy. soothed Phil "she
must edrrendsf II she sees you WHEY. :
rneoe onncaed sgrlmIy. =
Inass az very well. /" said she, "but
you forget thst an old lady and. young
man CONT ~ LOOK ~ glrl VITA the same
eyes; ~,
hold your tongue. Phebe, said the
Z. suPerlntendent; Where's theuse
OF Always croaklng!
ana then Mrs; Phil began to laugh.
sn9 fnepe, VINO, after her Grabbed
lasnlon, was 1ond OF nes pretty young
s az laughed ASP and after all
'ne osinty httie supper was eaten and
esn!oyea, even snough Aunt Nedleys
~. H, was seeaotsstiiy turned toward Con-
coEo. ''' ''H 49,
Her own freside had never seemed
so solitary as it did upon that Novem-
Der night. * 80 .s.tIl, 4i.a.,
were called man ~ reS;ndia az d.n5
fire. Tho tea, smoky aud half cold cold.
was served. and Mrs. Nedlv WAS inst
resolving to 10 % he'd. vban Retsv
brought q letter. ! ~ ~-'ls ~ -. :.
"Postman. mum. he left IL n vaek
ago, said che, at had fell down bsck
Of the letter box.
"Ah," said Mrs. Nedly, fitting on her
spectacles aud scrutiniSine the seal and
directions. "from silva GIavi Nov +
shall have some one 20 Iowa n Phil;n,s
place. -. =.
But She had not read three linss h..
fore she flung the letter indionantIv m
the sulkine Ere.
aMarliedl" she exclaimed. "rhat
ried. 1 wonder? And ehe hones m i Az.
cuse her. Int her husbsnil th;nk-Foiiv
and nonsensei What is her husband
70 ma? Betsv. INV chamher candlajn
aBless me- ms,amin sa;d Rst.v
"What has hapnenad9 a
aEyeiythin9!| said Mrs. Nedlav.
Don't let me be called befors o,cIo.k
to.morrow morning almost w;sh
that I could no TO sleen and sla.n Nv:
everis .T7T-.77--
And Mrs. Ne1lev IN the .;leno. and
solitude Of her own room. fell to think.
ing to what charitable institution She
could leave her money.
With tho Psalmist Of old sha conld
earnestly have cried: aVenity of vanity.
all "a vanity
IT loved Philin.n abe said aand T had
set INV heart on Silvia Gray-and snch
match as Il would have hseni0
She was sitting at her luncheon next
day, with the cockotoo on one side V A.
her and the poodle on the other. when
Betsy opened the door.
"Please, ma'am." said BETSY. ssoom.
pany."
sBetsy," said Mrs. Medley. seyerelv.
81 told You 1 was not at home to any.
BODY to.dayln
"Plcase ma'am,n eieeled Betsy. che
would come inl"
"Who would come in?n said Mrs.
Medley.
.Tts me. Aunt Nefllev.n said Ph;l;n
Barrow. '.and INV wife. Don't be
vexed."
The tall young mill superintendent
came in with his pretty wife hanging on
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