Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04

NfN'M'IF Nflf'NfAH
'Its kind o spookyn the widow
Doble said TO horseli. n do wish 7
hadn't let Hannah Jane 90 by horsolf
! do wish ! hadn't
So she walked on until the village
stones wcro benenii her ioot and the
store In sight, Mrs.. Coots standing on
rs step, arms akimbo, NJ though bust
ness was over for the evening
II got scared about Hannah. she
was gone so long" Mr.. Doblc aid. her
br,ath shortening her voice - little
faiut ibid she come into the store.
priscillyfi
"Oh. yes, for that muslin, said
Mrs. Coots. mot tea Minutes ago. I
was real sorry You zee. cheated you
without KNOWN Il. Some Of the mum.
bes Is rubbed oil the yard marks on
the counter. and my glasses got broke,
and without EN- coulln't zee good.
I've been clioatin' unprecedented. 30
| didn't take notliin fur the cxtry
piece. guess you1l find Hannah to
hum when you go back Probably
she took tho cross road way, seeln'
kept her talkln', aud there was one or
two IN besides They all got talkin',
too kind Of laughin' aud skylarkin',
you know. Boys and girls together.
young folks win. We used TO our.
solves
$50 we did, Priscilly," said Mrs.
Doblc. bat must run home"
Aud away She sped. happy when the
light FROM her own window was visible.
''Of course she came home cross road
way she said to herself.
But when she had opened the door
she saw that Hannah was not In the
room. Neither was she upstairs In
either Of the tidy bedrooms or IN the
darkcnc1 parlor.
shes stopped somewhcres or other
I suppose she said. But that alnt
like my Hannah Jane, neither
out agnin she hurried into the gar.
dcn, fearing to leave the gate lest the
girl should come home while she was
away. but the . o'clock bell rang
out, and still she stood there chilled
through aud through. but most Of all
cold nj heart.
She had gone down 10 the village by
the cross roads; she had called her
daughters name over and over again.
returning always 10 tho gate always
popping In at the window to sec Il Han.
nah had returned. Now she bothouslt
her Of n nclghbor who would help her
hunt for liannah-who had men aud
dogs and lanterns at command. The
awful stories told Of girls found mur.
dercd ia lonely places werc making the
poor woman III with tenor. and oil she
went again.
The clock was striking 10; the farm.
or was making the last rounds Of sta.
BILE and barn with his little son ut his
heels.
"iIalloo. MIR. Doblelr he cried.
Nothing wrongr
YES, she answered, grim and gray
Ia her mortal anguish Hannah
Is missing - my Hannah - sence Z
o'ciock--sence Q, anyway. She'd been
TO the store-l'm thinkin' of tramp..'
''ttpod Ludw cried the farmer. ''oh.
hope not, Mrs. Doble--l hope notm
Nothing IL the matter, Mrs. Doble, y
cried the boy at his fathers side. "Alis,
Hannah has gone on the cars. saw hci
nj the depot. She was along with JET
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ue ,y,lkcJ hn,,. ,,i,L ho, ncross IA
road md Jaw her ,eatea In her rockin
chair
m. blsc,it ,vere black GOALS 1, n,
ove, tho Tea L.,t,a Lad hoIl.J dr,
and IA, bottom n fiery rod ,n,s. I'm,
arnpncd nnon the stoyc ma on, wn
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