Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-29

can recullect, lean give hehlis lhouu
reelin' il much
US, tSocnnI said Mr.. Pettigrew. 81
rot 4 iOfred big crop DIN the SIDE
mn lot. guess I'LL take beans, 100
/ rnn spare EN- hetter'n enything
e.sa mn they ain't n-goiu 20 sell ieF
much this year, cause they re so
several Others who listened TO their
cnnyersa ton cUncludyd 70 take beans
also fur il had 'heen a great year
nr henns" III Scragsby Corners, as
Mr.. Wade had said.
i've good notion 20 take some
~ my Almirys ciO'es, snld Mrs.
Deacon Spenrs to Mrs. Pettlgrew.
"She's outerow'd en-, but they'd
lest about fit the elder = oldest glrl, !
shd ledge. an they r. most as good
~ new, some on EN-. You don
s'pose Miss Spooner 4 feel put out
about it, do YOU now, Miss Petit
grew.
Il can't see why she should" re.
spnnded Mrs. Pettigrew. "tio'es ~
cio'snn' ministers folks hndn ought
togit mad at what's give EN- SO long
as they hey 70 depend on iis inr 4
hyin. Tnin't as ii they could AZ
ford to b. independent, " know.
s'pose might take some jackets and
trowsis that air gcttin putty snug
Tor the bows. will IT YOU conclude
to take some o Almlry > dresses, Mas
Spears.
wall, then spose We DO, respond
ed Mrs. Spears
The evening Of the donation party
came.
The first arrival at tlie parsonage
was MIR Wade lie met the minister,
Who came 10 the door ia answer To
his knock, With two.hushFi bag full
OF something Oh hts shoulder
How I. 40 elder Beautiful night
tor the donation. uin't it2" WINS ni-
greeting a. H. shook hun,Is with the
minister. ''l'ye brought some braus
t-r ye Fust.rnte Ienn-, TOO, ve'El
J lind. Beans i healthy liyiu slider.
was raised on en-. Nothtu latter
lcr CROWN children
You can put them IA tbs wood.
she'd sail Mr Sp1ouer Just then
Nr anu Mrs pettIgrrW drove up
Hello, elder good eyeutu rltlleJ
ont Mr. Pettlgrew I've got SOME
beuns here Tor 50. Whers u NJ hrs
EN- puga'
fiji tile woodshe,l. -u.d the minis
! ter with smile tic hts wife les
going u Il. bsau- this y,.tr, nv
dear, inn whisper
Then other arrival. followed IA
rnpii succession, and ut Ienst three
out Of every four brought beans
I've counted fourteen bushels al
/ ready" whispered The minister To
! his wife about q o'clyes, aui still
there's more 10 follow
lt's OH clothes ia uy pnrt us tho
house, said Mrs Spunurr. / 10
= believe there's enough to last tbs
t children I'LL they 1re nll grown up II
/ they'd III till that time | can VA
| nglne tile appearances thny make ia
them No two Mike. mud probably
4 not one that would III one 81 tia
i children Its toprovoEiug furnny.
!. thing tit wnsu't for making the
people mad ia sell the whole lat for
4 rags 70 the first rug peddIcr tin,
j comes along
!. Brothers N sisters n irieu's n
n netghbors, announced Deacon
Spears, after supper. when the party
!. was ABOUT to break ~. the pro
o goods Of this ere donation nmu,iut4
g to twenty bushels q beans
}. nm "A lnrga amount o. rlnthin, al
II some othcr things In h'hulg . I'LL,
Il elder an bis folks. thank " lcr VI
j ttb'ralty. Y'r kinduc4sis nuprrrfat.
4 cd by him nj his IN. frel sArttn nn
' I'm shnre his heart b. hans /,
Z strengthened BY this evidence ! MI
3 Iowshlp ON your part Truly ~ III,
h psalmist says, II is more blessed Il
d give than 10 receive"
e u cordially endorse tia sentim.n,
2 from the receiver sstandpornt. anid
/" Mrs Spooner, a. they looked over Ill,
= proceeds OF the donation part,
o When they were alone Inst inoE
at tho collection nf old clothes. Hon
7, ~. ! suggest That you riyo III
q preaching aud move to thu citv. an,
Y stHrt ~ business ns bean broker
u and lll run an old,rlothcs store
y We'd be we'll stocked no "a begir
70 with" F"
y What will You do with thrstuH?f
~ asked tho minister, turning over III,
. packets and aprons and other nrti
:. eles 81 clothing with comiral lool
y OF dismny on his face at the formid
ID able collection. -
o. Il think shall mike about 10,
~ yards OF rag carpet. answered Mira
" Spooner. That's about MI a zoe,
~ deal Of 1t is TT for" Wv
y Onc afternoon in the ioIlowin,
: week the minister sat down ~ nro
:, pare o sermon for tile coming Nh
y hath As was often the rage Il
= talked It over with his wife. Whe,
~ ne named the chapter he proposc,
y 70 read ut the opening Of the ser
" wee 2 sudden CLEAN ofmischief rnm
!. INTO Mrs. Spooncr's fnce. Bnt IN
NJ said nothing. gu