Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23
|IIRIS7NlS TIME.
MARX LEMON.
|. or g1l.LlXo A RICH UNCLE

~ me, Lefty Green said
wnn to a pretty girl with
and adj chair that shamed The
holl dress was of the purest
I n ' fastened at the sleeves and
iraist with blue ribbon-bluer
answered Lefty Il want to
yotl. - tettv tried tn
Golden curIs into order with
Ell, and then, opening her
4 l eyes to their full, said;
Poyuter' should IKE some
.+tvr said the young gentle
ls5d land there's lemonade
md such sponge cake"
i,a n~ with you better than
NV said George, to his pretty
Wbv?" replied Lefty, her
y, Instructed by the sponge
js because | like you-yon
j replied the young gallant.
,snt say that, or mamma viii
" g..orry She seolds every
|sns me i am pretty" said the
,sorda had been spoken, and
nialt until the end of the
holidays, George and Lefty
upre sweethearts.
IL.
l. or five years had passed end
'an and her mamma wers
,etber under the veranda OF
= cottage. working, ard talk
bsasant DAY they had spent at
"a when Master George came,
i'd them good-by, as he was
II school on the following
rant to ask YOU a favor, Mrs.
Iptty favor said George,
pen would grant it. of course,
mi Lefty, if she could.
Irtty to ride Rufus, my pony,
II At school. Papa has no use
i carries a badly beautifully"
accept this proposal would give
rouble.
4 the least, Tom-that's our
sys Il won't. and papa says it
say the same; so please say
tbe pony. Straps, the harness
hi leal side saddle
Len accepted Georges offer, as
rather fragile, and pony
been declared to be good for
irs. Green's income would not
he expense. she said. There
BE who called Mrs. Green a
I'm, and limited that she loved
ki9r than her child.
Pointer went to school worry
Secause he had made such a cap
cement about his pony, and he
hight, when the weather was
Bufus, and wondered if Lefty
b. him. George had not for
erhaps, that years-years ago
Lefty had called themselves
rs.
5fars had passed, and brought
NC. George aad Lefty were
kther III a small book room in
% b. house, the windows open
garden. George was attired
&purainr, and there We're strips
fH55o1 here and there on Lefty $
b. They he'd been talking OF
sorrow until both had become
er a time Lefty took George s
I'M e2id;
George, YOU must strive to
great affection with a brave
Heed you must,
lido strive" replied George,
3gay from Lefty; but remem-
las come to me. Two years
died. A year before that
9ackson, ruined my father
d heart-killad him. 0 LEFTY!
| done to deserve this? What
Ill to the father of the father
hel Lefty. We do not know
Affections are permitted to
HiS any more than we can tell
good comes to us when we
g Or deserve it, dear George.
oans, clever, good and have
ms, and one-who is more
y Georges hand to her lips
llad said this (they were true
I now, and he-what could
press her to his bosom, and
eeG burning with bushes?
IN h@d been walking in the
llently busy with her thoughts.
stopped near the book room
eaf enough to hear what the
Y Were saying to each other.
Ppeared to be made more
OH by what she heard.
HI Foynter was a thriving NOR
M M uFeeh had been more than a
psfTy to her daughters &C.
vi george Pointers attentions
sae had by several indirect
,5I,, oIlaSeI the young people to
OF each other, But now
sele changed. Master George,
generally called, had neither
laIlds' nor had he ships gone
Illlrle, and Mrs. Green was
n now to act She knew that
l2r Inst sweetheart, and
ups love him more now that
en was relieved from her per
Dle asreeably than she de-
n ,1'e g9en' as George POINTER
L, ne1 I day, bringing with him a
his his uncle, rich old siIas
!, Promising to provide for his
L., qEaly son, and limiting that
9 RI; " good conduct look to be
u ,ls thrifty savings.
IL q rd bachelor, having been
ra rS youth, He then took to
sOo5 ~, and had been a most sue
Ia, as those clever people
a eyerybody's business but
4 v osglafed old Silas Cheese
' ~orll his hundred thousand
poFe or less.
uaa also procured a situa.