The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Penro<e and ! were on the transfer.
headed for Omaha. and rere the center
Of an amused thronx q passengers who
were much interested in Mr. Jerome.
much 70 the satisfaction 81 thai gentle
man. who told brief but bioudT 1nee-
DOTS ia grnf. --ba-ad- tnne a voice.
and de- de ! that be was max NJ quite
an impression
We pointed ont after getting into he
cattle country. the czrca<s<s Of animals
killed by the trains and otherwise in
forming our victim tia. they were buf-
fzloc< which had bern killed By the
Indiana An occasional group II hor~e-
men. or stray coubor. would b re-
ferred n a. P2wnee<- and thrilling
stories related Of their r. ocitr- One n
the Lesdrille men told of ; terror he
knew who killed = man regularly every
week. and Fenrc~e diiafei on the ter
rible characteristics Of : mythical prr-
sonage he called Utah Pete Whose
habit IL WAS 20 shoot. over the left ere
any person who Was % unfortunate -
70 offend him: and be uas very easily
offended. indeed
=
what that poor boT was RECALLED With
and il may Be- imagined that rIoa
We reached Denrer be r-< orerfDz ing
with excitement and antiripzt50n-
The big hotel seemed - dare hin- -
did. no le<> the me-ropoiifzn air a The
city and the fact that people ~ ssu
seemed quite civilized ~ coarse -
attracted = great deal Of at.rnti0n- and
duly appreciated II. and - I'D one nzz
80 nnkind a. 70 show him the sarcastic
remarks one CT t~o newspapers made
about him or % explain why the srnzi.
boys on the streets followed him ~
WAS when PenroSe and took O-zr
| leave. quite prffed-uP with sense II
his own importance. and had learned
not few expressions new 70 use =
conversation with the nafires- And %
we left him and went back % camp.
where. anfil We forge; hin- re enter
tanned the boys with anecdotes q the
Wild and woody young man from dc~n
Ann Arbor way
Over = year passed when. one even
| ing. - we were l0zfng AZ the po>l
ONCE. Old Grimes came in and 5oinei
the group about the store This -.z
something % unusual for Old Grimes
| who. BY the WAY. WAS not old no
having ret reached forty 20 do thai
some one expressed curiosity and was
| informed tnaf Grimes wzs expcetin<
his nephew on the STAGE uherexl
curiosity sub<ided
p.~.t~ a. - - =,
. moment IN al the glory Of his nrixi-
nal toggerr- o. something very like r.
entered 10 less : person tn1n AM
Arbor Marion - plump and rosy and
innocenf-iooking - ever. Old Grimes
I Topped back IN his chair. with > pro
fsnely surprised CALCULATIONS. The cthrs
fellows stared - they might ~ ~cr,s
| curious animal ] recovered Trs.- and
went forxar % greet t1r neuc1rnrr.
Mr.. Jerome Ms nuts for ttse bcyz
81 Fenrose They had seen and help~i
20 entertain ordinary tender-Sest galore.
1 hut Annie Molly - thry ~ O1ce
dubbed him was . regular G0lc0nd1 o:
| fun. and they awaited themselves % hi-u
20 the fullest extent. Ther tcck him
I.-qnzii-barxinr.- frightening him ~.
mo>t M. they COT Up mock shc0tin.
I ARRAYS for his benefit. and scared him
every time 20 he nearly fzintrd. thr7
stuffed him full of lies and indDcri him
- exhibit his own CAPACITIES ia the usy
Of 6ction-rnzkinG. and i1culrcd in Other
4 plcaSnnfrie~ too nnmerous 20 rner-fu1.
al cf which served nDs bit % .crns.
tom Annie Molly % Tie rars Of th<
country and the inhzfta1-z thereof