The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-04-09
A FAMILY AFFAIR.
by HUGH CONWAY.
CHAPTER Ky,
A DISpIfTEn or kt,t

During tbe last tbrao month,
year LA lewood House did not IA Iia ~
reputation for calm reonl,r; ~. ~
nestle concerns and immur;,,, no ~
many petty ills and anno.ano I'm ~.
I let less metbodi,aIIv cond,,ato5 Win
| lshments So far no corId he os'"o,
promised well for NE. 40 seen AZ
uneyentful winter Horace on p,"I ~ an, anu
employed themselves nc ,vas . IL, iioi ooi
They were men who could snr o mon.
little occupation over a ,ar rpaoa III o'' !,
time, so ne or found tha ~ T snos VI
YEARLY. Beatrice seemed tais,, urag
with her bt-baired no., any ny, n"ppy
fellow was now baginni1a o. NJ n..,'
merrily, and his mann"r ", ,,s,o ~ pla..,e
bert's was more audaciors a,d sno az
than ever. Altopether n ,o "iio ,"n'ii'a u
nothing would occur IN d;stvrh 10 II
tenor of life at Uayiewood 's Ill .'o sven
the budding hedgas GO "'1' uh,il
round the usual snring cIeonin e oiouRne
But, all undreamcd of hv ~
storms were b ewing which We . osls,'
their house to the Foundation Ch w. o.aNo
came. Now, Christmas dav Woo a do ,s",as
which the Talberts made great 500 N oJgo oa
for the good of their faIin," ,"o 'uoes
Sylvanus Mordle who bellevod that LIS ies,
In poverty were as mnch 'u an ,u". .nose
creature comforts as to en-. ri,naI oa',. W
.Sions aIyavs 20 20 ~ sP rituai consola-
mas and col ected n snecial fnnd sn "' , ,1.,
purpose of giving ali hjs ,ar,, -. .oi VIZ
a hearty dinner. AT This dinnor tb p0 NJ
berts were his henchmen No any e a.
knew their fastldious taste cov vhI WIN, VIM
seen them carving hnge iotn ,o",u nave
guinary-lookinp beef or SERVING or, ~ s,s san
segment of plum puddng ,yithovt ~. s So,9Ny
sure that at heart thew ware ,hor aeeili,s
good fellows. Herbert did once ,,Iai,,t,aS
ly ask Mordle If the meat need p i've
81 red. The crate chpckled W qp'te
wasn't red, they'd saw Twas Auor,a ~
and leave ito he answered. II 10 ~. ,o" w.
feared ,hat "n'"o,eu' III Is 10 be
that charity is often looked d"S Nnon mordie
right to be demanded nor n npon as u
which to be thankful '' ioi
IL was no doubt the terrihIe s,,h,. -
the forenoon which made tho Taihorts
rlgdly taboo so far as thar own "' $50
was concerned, all conyentionai Cbr,s 800
fare. AS Horace gravely said there 10 ~
vulgarity in supposnp that t suso oa,ngr Oh
ton Of certain holiday musth e attan,,'d
by the consumption of n certain c,ass 90
comestibles. SO their dinner consisted 81
clear soup, fish, a brace of birds and on ~,
.,Wa ua,.o,. .,,o.,.
Herbert. nenitentiv " .n, neal,lce' SAID
have liked roast heef aud p ,',''. might
But Miss Clansnn Iid pun puuulrg.
Christmas diet Moreo,a, ~ yearn Ior
were far away from eatin., nSi ,noughts
Indeed, during the Iast thr "nu ulinkinE.
girl had been. even for har "i s' .he
quiet and thoughtfnl sn"n;e'y
while longer we must no oon ~, III,
regard her from the on,s,do .uu ,,. w
cannot be dIvulged n.y. on,y. ner
loubt she was thinking n ar o,u"y' no
,hout nm innon1,,' .'rs.s sica' u al
locse. "e' '''ne'
Horace and Herbert bad ,r,o, :,
'stly Not as they kindly and tr, ~ e"iI
old hes, that thew wished ~ ios' y h us' my
or a day, But II wos VOL, ~. uo, o,en
world should think that tha C sn"s 'ne
we're a united family. n 10 cnr,o us SUI
sImpleton most NJ, ,.i 10 ou,io what
nd how easily they fancy II can II. t a,.n
n. ''N'"
Beatrice consented to be gujded hv ,ar
ncle's advice. So on Tho Ja, ~ nol
she left Oal,hurv SIs ,a a'ei
ny and his family were wintar .l"'n-
.ondon. 1t is surprising tbe nnmh lux II,
espectable neon,e ,Iho '' ,1a .ne nuuioer or
on. - ''o"-
Sir Ma'ngay met her at padd,n,,o,
he baronet looked little ro ,nder 49,, W.,
tile more commonplace than rhon I i"ss
ne saw him. He greeted his danai,tsr
fcctionately, but fold her sbe ioa,'s. III ~,
nd careworn. Then he inon Iv~1u 20, ,,r