The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-22
TOO MUCH MONEY.
BY EMMA A. OPPER.


The long dining room of a pleasant
New York hotel was fast filling, at Z
p. M. of q cool autumn day; and the
bright gaslight, the soft warmth, the
flying walters, the subdued CHATTER Of
dishes and the murmur of conversa-
ton combined to make it as cheerful
a room as possible.
A party OF three sat at q table neal
its center-a portly gentleman and
two young ladies.
Ii the latter were targets for the
wandering glances OF the male occu-
pants OF the surrounding tables, GER
talnly it was not surprising, since
both were, in widely different styles,
strikingly pretty. Moreover, they
were calmly oblivious OF the admira-
ton they excited. They atetheirsoup
with % business-like concentration
which bespoke healthy appetites, and
a profound indifference to the approx
dl VI StldilSe ScllticIilcil.
1t was not until the waiter was
gracefully removing the soup plates
that the silence was broken. Then,
Alice Gardner, glancins at her father
to make sure that he had fallen into
his usual table reverie, turned her
blue eyes upon the dark haired rather
pensive faced girl, at her side-her
cousin and her fathers ward.
"Supposins he comes right on after
us, Nettie? Surprising he left the is
land on the next boat?" she said, half
m~ischievously, "What shall you
do9'
Nettie Avery's soft, somewhat ro-
mantle eyes gathered afrown; her grasp
upon the lemon she was squeezing on
her oysters grew rather fierce.
Refuse him again, ii necessary"
she said, firmly. Its no laughing
matter" she added, severely, seeing
her cousin on the verge of a smile.
"Not for poor Harry, certainly re-
sponded Alice, with a touch OF indig-
nation.
Nettie laid down her fork and gazed
reproachfully into the others fair
face.
"Shall never be understood? Shall
1never find a sympathiser?" she muir
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