The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-11

the end aud aim ~ girlA 10 marry
WHY shouldn't ! be an old maid as
well rs another DO you think I
shouldn't survive it? You will soc"
She had made up her mind. Within
three days she had purchased thick
boots. flannel suit aud rough
straw bonnet. trimmed with blue rib.
bons aud had gone TO Lake Molechunk.
nmunk
Her uncle was glad 10 see her Tie
didn't live in a wigwam. as she fan.
cicd. but In pretty little cottage.
shaded with forest trees and embow.
cred with morning glories. lie did
no 100 to the queens English. like the
hunters In the dime novels, aud he
provided a pretty boudoir for her.
whose pink netting set gnats aud flies
at defiance.
- thlnl, shall be quite happy
here" said GLADYS "a, she sat in a
boat and read while her uncle fished.
Don't regret the New York bcaux.
ch2' said her uncle
GLADYS ftoutly answered.
80"
Hut aftcrward she asked herself
had she told the truth
~ Darrell Vaudeville wishes 20
marry Miss Torrance. let him. she
thought II shall never pursue any
man
That very day. however. when ,hc
returned from % ramblc Ia the forest.
with her hat full Of berries a stranger
was within.
81 am sorry 20 take You by storm,
said % handsome, middlc.ngcd man,
who appeared 10 br what ho was, %
Wall street broker spending the
summer iu the wilderness; but my
friend has fallen over cliff and
broken his leg, and this was tho
nearest shelter within seven miles
Pcrhaps your husband will --"
But be- isn't my husband" said
Gladys composcdly, dopositing the
berries un the table. hes my uncle,
and q Doe were here hc would say rs
I do that you are very welcome
Where b. your fricnd? am not much
Of % surgeon. but
She stopped abruptly There, lying
on a chintl.coycrcd lounge, his pnllId
face supported by cushions. lay Darrell
Vaudeville
"Niss Garland" bee exclaimed. ~
nm very rlnd.'
"Mr Vaudeville" she uttered In
the same tone. 81 am so very sorry.'
"Bccausc have driftcd here, Of an
placc,2' hc pleaded.
"liccausc you are hurt" faltcrcd
GLADYS, with tear, 10 her eyes
II knew YOU were somewhere IN
this region" he said. I'm faith, I
was searching for YOU, Gladys did
not expect TO lind you yet a while, aud
thus ! thought
lie closed his eyes, aud deadly
pallor crossed his face.
II think he has tainted" said his
~ Sst,aacmurgeoa. aud wso-...s.
all the healing secrets OF the glen aud
forest and Gladys hcayed sigh Of
relief.
A broken leg Il no Joke, especially
In the wilderness, where splints have
TO be manufactured out OF the most
incongruous materials, aud arnica Ia
twelve miles away.
Mr. Vaudeville made but slow con.
yalescencc, yet he did not appear to
regard the detention rs unpleasant.
The Wall street broker went back To
his business
II think we could easily get YOU To
Andoycr," he said wistfully. "And
parlor car"
ooh, hang your parlor cars" said
the young man, impctuously. II am
doing very woll whore am now"
oh said the broker sudden
light ~ comprehension irradiating
his duh brain. ooh M that case /
may as we'll leave YOU to your fate.
IT, the old, old story Of Ulysses and
the sirens
Mrs. Temple came into the room
where Dora and Juliet were remodel.
ing their white drcsse, for theater
party at the Casino one day. with
hushed checks aud shining eyes.
Girls ,he cried, what do Won
think? Gladys Is engaged"
ITO some buffalo hunter, sup.
pose, said Dora.
NO" said Rosie; ITO Mr.. Mande.
willie. lie ha, been there Tor whole
month-at Lake Molcchunkamunk. "
Juliet dropped her work,
impossible she cried "Gladys
engaged mp in that WILDERNESS, while
Dora aud l are loft 20 withcr ON tho
stem down here In New York and to
Darrell Vaudeville the best match Of
the season
"Things do turn out strangely"
said Mrs Temple rcncctiycly.
Aud Gladys the presiding old maid
OF the family, was the dr,t TO be
married, after all
GLADYS always was fortunate"
sais her two sisters
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