Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-20
AN EXCITED LITTLE GIRL
And tho Talk she had with the Famous
Anne hopiss Carey.

And the Talk sue hau WIN ehS NNNANt+
Anne Lonise Carey.
She was a very excited little girl OF
about nine years. and was on her
way homeln one OF our public convey |
ances, says the New York Tribune /
Her little voice plped up above tho (
other noises, but no ono would have
hushed her. ''Oh. mamma such q
lovely tlme do believe the loyeliest
time ever had In my life-at least y
would have been had you not come
for mo quite so early. Why. the
street lamps are only just lighted and
! did not get there until IL o'clock!
But such nice time. The other little
girl was there. too and Aunty Ray
mond divided the diamonds 80 that We
felt lust right about them. just think
had her coronet with seventy three
diamonds in IT. Kitty didn't seem 20
care for that; she had the butterfly
with stacks OF diamonds In IT, And
then | had flower and that WAS tas-
tened on 70 me and that was all dia-
mondA too. But first each one Of US
had one OF her dresses Oh, such
trails. But Susie pinned them up
ia front little So we could
walk and wc played We were priu-
cessCs Hers was pink watered six.
and mine was gray with real laca
hounces up and down the 'front.' and
| kittys had roal lace on it too. Aud
they are tho dresses she wears. too, %
parties, and She never once said Now
bo careful and don't spoil this or dOnt
lose my diamonds. or things like that
| Aud had carbuuclg bracelet with
ross diamonds around that and kitty
| had a tigers head, and | had dia-
mUnd ana pearl bracelet, and W0 both
had riugs and fans kltty's was black
| satin with gold sphEgies. and mlns was
gray 70 match ny dress. Aud oh,
mamma. don't want % praise my sgli.
but / can't help thinking I did LOOK
| beautiful; and Kitty, III course looked
/ beautiful. too, such lovely time a,
We had And VIZ saw the doll She y
dressing for fair Way out west Oh
such .ittlr mites ~ stitches
And Kitty says Lust the
things Aunty Raymond has bought 81
far cost $50. sAu guesses Real !Acr
uuJcrclJthcs aud rca. lacU cap.
| Aunty Raymond wasn't home unlsl
i luncheon time. sh. hBd 10 a. to the
Diet Kitchen 10 dish out soup. and bret
tea and milk for poor sick iulks VIII.
came with orders from tne.r doctors
we'll not the sick folk buzz sgmsyu.
ir their family brings q palG ana got,
Il. susie says AGuty K kn.ts atl III.
time Ia tho summer Tor tha poor folk.
little Grtlehen caps AMI all 1uct
thiugs and sh1 Is going % arcs'
twenty-five dolls for thrir Christina.
this year and Is just furnishing
whole room IN the MIME hospital
sheets md towels and everything Su,
lets Kitty call hlr a4uts, tUc ygst 4
she does me aud sh isn't proud on
btu
All % which might not unya baat
written down f0r tha Tribune ruador.
only that one ol tho littls gtrta audi
tors happened % know thHt thc chill
was talking % Anne Louise Carey th
Eayorilc C0utraEo ~ Italian oYnra DAYS
When one hears another yxcIalm
What d great pity she married Rn
gave ap the stage" ono rauu9: hal
wondering II the stage she u not
l walking on SO unostrntnt.nusiy doe
not bring her more satisfaction thu
the boards 81 tho Academy oys
! yielded, and ono cannot help question
! ing II tho music she Is making IN mau
: q humble life Is not sweotgr ana {
! moro account thnn any that oynr wor
+. over the footlights. Aud tho audience,
: Well, when ono thinks Of tho tire
!, mothers the sick families 81 tho poo
i and ottentlmes dirty and ragged chi
i dren who compose them. thoy do Il
:, deed seem humble bn; not when OF
: considers that the King Himself Is d
ways present; the King who hns a
clared 'Iuasmuch as 10 haYe done
! unto the least Of these 70 have done
y unto Me-