Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-05
Mischief.


lara aitlluS ~ = SN-y rNsHt-
s''s ,hs contents of a box OF photo
gaPh'' 80, a. m.,v g.. a.,
ono asked.
scoasn John l. in a photograph
gallery, and he gave mo great
!. Thew are all fancy heads. or
y II paintings. Here Is a lovely
bes
~ for her friends admiration.
q, spd sweet. with waves Of soft,
,,Iiag hair. falling loose under CO
,oe,lI.h little hat
i, looks like portrait" Nora Les .
\. ,anlIed. taking il In her hand.
40 there are no portraits here.
n Nora I've thought Of something
faI.,'s send It to Ned Hazard with
lave letter Hs Is always faneying
49,, elrl completely smitten by bis
-, black ewes aud huge blonde
sh,ksrA Let's bother him. and have
pne inn.
.Bat--"
.i,u, nothing 1t Is Just for mis-
.sl and nobody will ever know
,IouId Ike 10 take a little Of the con-
81 OF o. that Top, Comet | can
20 hand nobody will ever reeog.
H. and NO will write. tho letter"
some ma.denly instinct 10 Noras
,,r. sbrank from this freak Of her mer
! sOnpsnion. but she was oysr.horns
her and the letter was written.
4 ~ adaptation was certainly strong.
N & Nsd Hoard was the most concert
4 empty beaded dandy that ever
4 usossd himself 10 ridlenls Of sauey
n flAood Bat hls empty head was
4 s,ssgalsl With a handsome face. bis
ssk,,s well llned With Inherited
yvl,b. sad re iancled himself iFresls-
4 az Ne had come 20 C~--. the
Il s,,,y iown whsra Nora aud Sue were
1 rfsoulslgsl bellies. for a summer So
Il ksrn. AMI hay,ng relatives there WAS
\ .eolaesd 10 socleI where bis a..
4 sssl manners and evident cool
E,liea Of bis own merits were sooa
i b !sash.ng stock ol the frank. eordi-
! Innmuulig.
he letter written By Sue. eoalAin.
y 4 ia pesnrs oi the loYsly face. was
Y 81 answered and followed BY others
4 sll = saIdcu summons 10 bis city
las cut short NSIs ilonrishlng nir.
zaa upon phppr With . glowing
Ea,ls. promising 10 return a tho aar-
IL opportunity. be bAda farewell 70
i akBown aImirsr. aud carried bis
anis shakers out Of Co..
n Assar later, ahen Sue hai nearly
sFs.;sa Dor sssapais. there was .
Rnstsn ID c. caused BIZ The 70.
IN d Laurence IItlsirad. one o. the
~ Hbo hal gone from home seven
ni,a before 10 seek bis fortune Ia
ii aA'NniE Under tap care Of an
nss, loag raaalsni ia San Francisco
nAad uoa an eavlal reputation a. a
II n.sgn man. sui hai iaaorllei the
ssisas ht uneic hal acqa rod 10 year,
"a 4 ugnaiila liio. C.---WEs ready 70
stNsTs hlm with open arm& His
n saAu, uap lived 10 quie; retirement
zaTsl Into a haai,omr now house, al
tsgi1 ths interest oi bis arrival By
Uncertainty ,hai hr returned home
y is'Gi wholo and fancF free.
Ols Of tho HrI calls Laurence mad,
sn Al Mrs Carliugloa'A aud Su'
pt BIN cordial welcome lie had
e hsf gaWky school girl. he found
MaEondeFpnily pretty maiden. Bal
% REMEMBERING we'll the bright
sasE yonih who bad carried tho book
saisn 10 The seminary. was not quit
hEFs that seven years Of absence hA'
nF0ved her old friond lie bad gon'
isNa brightauima,ed young fellow.
= q liie snd hope. he came home
f''s, almost 10 sadness reserved ant
nsi,d
VPon The strength Of long friend
y LauFcuco Halstaad became IRE
Fsat visitor at Mira Carlington's. an,
Tue very force OF contrast no AM
. Nsre soon fast friends The girl
ks VII her sparkling conversation
= 'anuJ temperament were yer,
Aaaahng to the grave man. VIII
sNgai more and more Ia her sooiet!
aaaghls.
nlusllSe 70 Laurence nslstead
-a' % said that having but a modes
4Nna'e Of his own powers Of atirac
y, ae did not think Of any danger {
- hear. in this pleasant intel
ne Ho had misanthropIc Idle
Ih thirty he was an elderly man
..sl,,a..weary from whom youtl
'0ula Zoe, and lively chatter bscom
na's conversation Ia lis presence
tlaed him that Sue found no chi
y advanced years. but he nove
.u'o'ed That her cordial. sunny likln
am M ght become deeper EN-,