Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-20
HIS HIRED GIRL.


pay my employment agency fec and x,
my two trunks 90 Pcrklnsylllc Thoy col
tain all my worldly goods One Of thci
Il at 20 Sullowny street, whore have bee
living, and 10 10 Is not too much trouhI
Go you ! wish you would get it for mo nn
send it up ON the train 20 pcrkinsyill,
by tho way the landlndy ct sullown
street hnH % trinlng charge against m
which you can pay and take &c out Of IN
first weeks wages My other trunk d d
tho Union station Hero IL tho check 10
&C. I wish you would got That, too am
have &c checked 90 Porkinsvillc
Mr. Perkins went to 20 Sulloway strcot
for Mr. Perkins was truly good man AM
glad TO do little inyora for people
81 have como for Miss potorson'
trunk, said be-.
you can have It for $685." said thI
lnndIudy. "Thnt Is what Miss Peterson
owes mo FOR board and room ront."
Mr. Perkins being truly good. but mol
OFT wise. paid the lundludy'5 BIN and tool
thc trunk. An oyrrasmnn tool. it to The
depot for half dollar
a tho depot hu took Tho check Miss Pc
tcrsUn had given him Co tho baggage mas.
Ter to rut Tho other trunk
"lhrc dollars and nftcOn cents" said
thO hnrghgo master
"What iur'" raspoi Mr. Perkins
A trillO over one mouth's storage nj 10
cents day. tuld the baggage master.
"Iho trunk was LOFT hcro over q month
ago"
Whilo hc was getting tho two trunks
checked for pcrsIuvlllo Miss Peterson
enmo tripping lightly toward him. smli.
ingly saying
~ nm all rc,dy and will roon tho train
with you lf you DO not object"
Certainly nos, said Mr. Perkins, for
ho was very polltc and know how to lie
hrtlstIcally.
Soon after they were sontcd the conduct.
or cnmc around for tickets. Mr. Perkins
proncrcd bis
"TIckCtsl Tlckctsl" said the conductor.
touching tho shoulder Of Miss Peterson.
"oh, this gentleman pays Tor me. " said
Miss Peterson and resumed tho reading uf
her novel
Mr. Perkins thought this nthor cool,
but didn't like 20 mako sccuu. because
he was too polite. lie paid tho conductor
N.bI the fare 20 pcrNnsylllc
You can tnko lt out of my first weeks
wages whispered Miss Peterson.
Whom They arrived ~ pcrklnsvlllc, DO.
forc leaving tho station Miss Peterson said
che must telegraph her mother who was
an invalid, whore she wns, or the donr
good old soul would worry herself 20 death
about her This IA the telegram shc sent.
PrnEissvifLr, Jan. =
DIAN MoTnm-f have accepted q spicndld
position Ia Tho family o. Mr. Ernatus Perkins
OF iUrhnsvillo, who D. on excellent and noble !
man and rial nice. / think 4 shall iIta tho |
place. How / wish could 600 yaul j a.ud
soul rsrrfi,.
Tho telegraph operator slowly counted
up tho words
said.
This gentleman will pay yor, said |
Miss Peterson dcinuruly.
Can't you make Il q little shortori" |
asked Mr.. Perkins.
"oh, no, indeed And, operator, be- surc |
90 send my love 90 tho twins / forgot |
10 put II In" said Miss Peterson.
send tho message ht once" said Mr.. |
Perkins "and viii pay you. Come Miss |
potcraon, lots hurry home"
just before supper, whllo Miss Peterson
WINS at tho storo ON nn GRAND a telegram
came for her, Thinking II might DO sono.
thing requiring immediate attention, Mr..
Perkins opened A. IL nm ~ follows.
GHASpros, Jan. z.
DIAN DAuunrEn-You don't know how clad |
was % hear from you. II ala my old soul /
good nm glad Mr.. Perkins h such % noble
ana excellent man. But, Oh, my dear Estalia.
lo suro md not work too hard. Do what liphl |
work you have 20 and lot Mrs. Perkins do mo
'cat, Dont let her impose on You by making
Iou do anything hard and heavy. Do not work |
',iore breakfast Ao careful Of yourself IN tho
Afternoon. Ngrurn.
You need not walt for an answer"
aid Mr. Perkins 20 tho boy.
Der boss toll me 60 k'loct t'rco twenty.
I've said tho boy.
Just then EstollA camo IN and said,
That VIII DO all right, Mr. Perkins. |
You can take IL cut OF my nrst weeks
wages"
Mr., Perkins ala not wish 10 seem like |
y mean old miscr 20 tho boy, and no no |
ihid tho blu, although no inwardly ~. |
solved that ho was about through.
Tho next day Miss pctcrun's mother |
arrived ON the scOnc Sho said sho came |
down 20 800 her daughter 80 try TO kcbp |
her from oyordoin. noyor low stolln 10 |
work TOO hard sho said. "IIor father
broke bis lnig once wen DO was worEln, |
M its nllus been a sollum warnin 10 mo |
ever souco."
In the afternoon Estolln cnmo 20 Mr.
Perkins and said her mother wanted TO
rvturn home 20 Grandson, and sho would |
Ike 10 have him pay her fnro-lt was only
yiD0-nnd tako tho amount out Of her |
ilrst weeks wages
bill
pERKHsvuIr. Jan. g.
Mis- E1tella Peterson 90 Eustua Perkins. nri
w employment agency fae.............. %
aIt = l'l'rran n room ruut and h1ardHt 30
hulluway Htrpyt. .ggg7
Aprrsnro ou trunk No. l,.....,.,....... 10
elulnHn un trunk no. 2..................., ana
All" irH ilrg 90 lurtIusyillo...,,...... lH
Telegram 90 hIHs T.. ~ muthHr............ gH1 !
al''htr'u telegram 10 Mlas r.,........,... o. rs
10
Miss Peterson examined tho bill
asked
You do"
why thon you won't mind another
ittlc ttiaclikc $500, ofooursc " smllingly
.aid Miss Peterson.
"No, indccd" said Mr. Perkins. "IIoro
i $40 and tho rl1ciptod bin You nko
.his ana go homo 90 your mother, and
hail think ] got rid ~ you ChUaply."
oh, thank you, Mr. Perkins" said
Miss Peterson. you aro worry kind Now
I you will send nm cxprgssman down Co
ho depot with my trunks, we will 20 on
ho 2 O'Clock train. Exchange,
CARELESS ABOUT THE TEETH.