Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-06-13
A PULLMAN CAR WOOING.

scene; Eastern-bound Pullman ear
at the Oakland mole.
Time $3.50 =, ~.
Enter elderly gentleman, carrying
small yalise and large hamper Fol.
loving him twoladies, evidently moth.
er aid daughter. Daughter in dark
blue travelling costume, with large
bunch u ,ioisg- pinned 10 front other
Jacket; i pretty. slender girl, Of
about eighteen Both laden with
Hover. books aud numerous small
panr.,. winch they deposit in section
ueurr, middle Of ear The following
conversation ensucs
GLADYS dear. am really worried
oyry your taking this trip aloue. Had
you no. better wait d day or 20. TO
t~v i can hunt some one up 20 &C.
company your.
Al. no indeed papa Il MAS nm
fortunate thal Air. Wilson was taken
III - suddenly this morning, 50 that
Mrs Wilson could not 20 with me
this afternoon. but you SEQ l'il have
- stars to-day 20 reach Omaha ia
tyur tog Clara wedding especially a.
I'm 10 " bridesmaid You aud man.
ma muat ne, worry, Tor shall ST
nloug ~. isi,; alone
III ~. meanwhile other passengers
come .a and find their respective pc.
t.ous The engine toots NRrninsly.
few more kisses Bnd hurried ia.
s,ruc;.orr and papa and mamma are
gone Thc train moves On, slowly al
fnt ,Hgn wta increasing spc,d car
RES hsr!IrtDyr and further away from
thc two worried souls she had just
lr.,.
nlady !ols 4 little frightened ~ the
prpnI-c' ~ this. hcr iirs, long Journey
ALONE ami kept brr farc turned to.
ward thn fnHtfIyiuR but uunotircd
Landscape % the blue eyes behind
tHr lnUg yrtl were blurred with tears
Her thoughts ilrw back To her par.
F"h"f NHaF AFA " ~ u ~ AN-ttA sHtANAtE W.
sau Francisco, She knew how much
thcy auuld miss her tho only child. --
thu'iRh ailu was going to stay only a
lew weeks with her Omaha friends
Str thought ton 81 some onu elise who
well SOME one who wns alao left in
san FRANCISCO
Fuaily turning 10 inspcCt her icl.
low travellers. she Thought the few
men and two ii4ay old ladies looked
yer--iiHinictr.tine Thrown catcless y
" " Tie ~ tiuu oppusit" was u yRlise
anal q mans ulster. but thr owner MAS
not visible She then turned her at
icn,laH 70 the books. candy and How.
era psel up III front 81 her. Site read.
~milcg over aud tucked away ia her
= {. the Suuls and tiny scaled notes
h,ddeu ~ tht candy boxes or attach.
~ e 'Nr bouquets
Time passed and with reckless
little yamu Gladys glanced az her
watch and found i, after q The por
tcr just then announced that stop
WI he made now ut Sacramento for
dinner
Glndys thought of the bother Of an.
packing the neatly strapped hamper
f.Aa.h NfAlH 4tlt8At NAtAiNkfAt wv AtAt.AN va
Eohguut at thestation alone. wished
Mfs Wilson had come. then decided
2 dine on candy, as she was not very
hungry
~ the moment familiar form
came w the aisle, and III second u
thll, handsome young manw was stand
inG nenr with outstretchcd hands a
team ~ amusement was in his dark
'ycs q 10 quietly said How do you
do. Glpdys2"
delicate pink colored hcrcheeksa as
she shook hands. and answered him
with surprised aud rather cool.
why, Jack, where did you come
From the smoking.room. where
We been for the last three hours. ever
SINCE came in, and found you so
wrapped up IN the scenery you did
nor gee me, he replied. moving some
books away and sitting beside her in
we most matter-oi.course way.
Where are you going. Jack2'
10 Omaha, Gladys"
ly. '''o'
Partly business partly pleasure.
Business, to take care You; pleasure.
to be with you, he answered concise
Vow, Jack, you know that is very
foolish, alter
Aant night, when you refused me
again Yes, ! know; but you see
can't help being foolish. Was born
70, guess" said Jack, resigncdly.
Dead silence followed this for about
Two minutes. She looked steadily
oot OF the window, while he gazcd
'eosently at the bald head OF q man n
a few seats in front.
Then he broke the silence by lean
ing, toward her and saying in q soft
ana persuasive tone, dGladys, won't