The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-19

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friends and acquaintance Of the Hayn fam
ny held many informal mestingl and voted
IL IN outrage that when such . lot Of money
was TO DO spent on q wedding Il should III 81
Squandsred on New York people. who had %
much Of dmilar ble@lnp that they did moi
know how to appreciate them, Instead Of
Haynton, where the couple would sooner o.
later mako their home; for had not Phil -
lOctod villa ute Tor hinissk on his fath6rS
old farml
No invitations BY card reached Haynton,
but PhilS pastor went down quietly 10 the
city 10 assist at the marriage sOrVico, By
special arrangement, and Hayu farm, Of
course, sent large delegation, and the bead
Of the family INV to Il that none Of the mac
culino members wore garments Of the Sarah
TWeege cut longer than was required 70
make thorough change 1t q reputable cloth
Ing Htora A. for MrA Hayn. her prospect
i've daughter found time enough 10 assume
nllal duties In advance, and the old lady va
% pleased with the change that ever aftsF>
ward she was what the late lAmsntsd NJ.
Bcaln would have termed "a high flyer q,
faihton." - ~
But there are souls who laugh 70 scoFn any
such triAing ohStructions - lack Of formal
Invitation, and one Of thee ,Was Sol Man
tTingS wifa She tormsnted hsr husband
untn that skipper found S0nSthing thu
would enable him 10 pay The 0xponiS q run.
ninghiS slOop 10 Now York and haok, HI
wife Aied with him q SolO paarsngur, andon
the morning Of the wedding he presented
horsSf 81 the church an hour bafoFO TIE ap.
pointed time, and In raiment such a. had not
been s0sn In that portion Of New York hnca
tho days when Sullen brown stone fronts b.
gan 10 disdgure farms that had beon pictlr-
esquo and smiling. She laid Siego 10 he "a
ton; she told him who sha wAa, and bow he
had held Phi In her arms again and again
when be had tho WhoOplng cough, and ~
again When be bad scarlet f0ver, although
she ran the risk Of taking the dread mAlady
home TO her own children, and tho Soxton, n
self defensa, was finally obliged 10 give hor Q
seat In the gallery, over the rail Of which, =
near the altar a. possible, her deliberately
trimmed Sunday bonnet caught the syGs q
every ono who entered,
What al HAynton did not know about that
wedding, three days later, was not worth
moving; It wasa thousand tines more natlS
factory than tho combined reports IN th1
morning papars, all Of which Ma Mantrihg
carried home with her and preserved bstwea1
the leaves Of her family Bible for the remain
der Of her days andevery one In the villASS
rad them, even Sarah Twooge, who mag
nAnimoully waved the apparent blight implied
By Phil not having bis wedding suit made By
her.
MrG HAyn, ST., no longer had 10 wish d
vain for . place In the city whore she might
sometimes forget the cares and humdrum d
farm house IfG Risky - the experiment.
seemed from the society polntof VI Y, LnciA,
backed By Margie. inzistod upon making her
at homo In tho city whenever she ehoso &c
como; and, although some friends Of ths
family would sometimes laugh N privatl
over the old ladyb peculiarities Of accent and
grammar, there were others who found roal
pleasure In the Shrewd ssnso and great heart
that had been developed bya NE in which
the wife had bean obliged 10 b the paFtna
and equal Of her husband
Before Q year passsd therO was anotha
wedding. Agnes Dinon changed her nAml
without any miHgivings; shO had preVio11ly
eonfe8od 70 LnciA, who, In gpitO Of The az
ference In yoarS seemed to become her n
voritS conhdante, that she had always ID
mired some thing about Mr.. MArg6 and
that the business mistortuns which bad CON.
PEELED him TO become the active manager d
the Haynton Bay Improvement company
seemed TO supply what had bosn lactllg o
his character and manner.
Other people who were no longer young
were gamers BY the elimination Of Tie incf
dents narrated In this tala Tramlay and b.
vito seemed to renew their youth unddr tha
influence Of the new love that pervadod thelE
home, and almost daily the merchant blsnod
bis partner for gains more precious thar
thoSo Of buSineR He never Wparlod Of rA1lV.
ing his vito on Der early apprShsnIionS ~
garding the acquaintance bstwoon her daugh,
ter and the young man from The country.
MrR TramlAyS lnvAriabls reply Vas ths
question;
"But who could have forssSen 10 I eanI
% thisdAy understand how q an came aboatH
"Nof l." her husband would reply. "a
I've MD before, It's country luck. Nina men
Of every tsn who amount 70 anything IN New
York come from theeountry. Remainder Il
my dear, when next you have . danghtdI
who you think needs huSbandH
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