Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

JIG $ the ursr time re forgotten ID
ever. I must De growing Old"
Jem grew holder.
There's q turkey ont I'm the barn
yard. He a.ut very lat. but il YOU say
So I'll help you fix q turkey dinner"
The widow urged no objections, and
both fascinated at the prospect Of o
Thanksgiving dinner w.,h themselves
as host and hostess. jae boy uudged
out t0 the barn.
some sticks of hard wood were soon
piled ON the fire. ana bv the time Sir
Turkey was ready for the ovenJhe
widow had peeled the vegetables and
dropped them into the mysterious
depths OF the s.aauirg kettles, J6m
looking on With glowing bur baslful APP
probation.
A snowy cloth over round table.
w.-a two seats opposite each other. is
always an inspiring sight. and when
topped by a sts9ming brown turkey.
with an the "fxiugs" of q turkey dim
ner The feast is one to melt hearts
harder than that Of -ha lonely widow
and -he homes,ck New England lad.
"I- is the haD0.es Tnarksg din
ner I have had I'm many YEAR. my
b-,-- els said -, hin, on. DE- ,lsaral
away the dishes and brought out the
dessert. of fragrant ounce preserves.
.1rqv Cod bl4ss Won And DO rbsnl,
how the dreadful gloomy. morning has
he-r Turned ri, .u,h h-.rh- sunshine Inv
,--,r ,or,i-yr-
Tan, -,.~,.l .- +t., ,.t,.1,,,. o., ri7,
'o-I .'.-v- -' 1-' ".--U" 10 anus
some ,sars tlal "ou-I persist I'D
squeezing themselves out OF MS eyes.
T WISH she Wou-ln be 50 sent--
mental said me 10 himself. quite
Wr3-hfuly but % the widow ne said:
"Why. maam. / amt done nOthiu'
great. no more'u you'd have done for me.
I'm bet. ain't enjoyed @ dinner SO. my
self. se1ce I can remember I wish
could lest stay here all Che time
Anew Ert- came into Jhe woman
faded gray ewes. born OF thought that
had been struggling for expression for
nm hour or more. "And why can't YOU
sow lem"
% e-rr9 ma'ro 70 r c-u11 como as
.s D,~-rs-sr,
r. MAS ont M lost tho bov's warming
. . -9 C,.- ~ ' , ,-- 10y '1' ''. me
chance he saw upon the Widows farm.
II could fix -hines uD." be went on
eagerly. and make the chickens lay
eggs and the COW give milk and
ri"--
Jen stc0Ded. but the widows resDect-
tul attention led him Oh.
"I could earn my board in saving
things that's go.u TO- waste. When I
come through ycur voctc- this morn
noticed cords an cords If dead
+ raes tla- ought % be cu- an made fire.
f of An qs far -t-,ber -t--.-,-
..-a'a q hundred dollars vrr-b tb.-s
.-t.u 200 De spilled if ic a.u't cut an
OLD pro--y soon.
Pie boy aesi-a-sd. amazed nc his au-
c-E; but the widow nodded her head
l smiled approval -Thac is true.
gems me farm is running down for the
NN e- some one to oversee cu- of doors.
--s-' e IS D bargain.
-- --ls strange premiership began
-'>- "i-.-l lem spent Bon thinning
--e sup. --l1uS wood En- The neglect
~ -l-s' Stacking mp beh.iuI the house
e .,.-- litl 10 satisfy even The cravings
-'- st'-.ns fireplace for years 10
'-- sHnS 20 the saw mill on
-tioa 2 Tor shipping that
0"'-e 10 quite 5000.
.e,, '-V spring opened he wa ss0on
-ro,er,s..- -...i lle -ood work of inn
rrs fs--, ,,.,-t lile round
r--forr-l1 -,,-., B., anu carrier labor
noriarca1 r., s.,..- - o.ioIe eN-
be threw ONT 81 ,l..s-..... ~ ,'ooI
lattice work cor 49,. l' . L.S',g,-u 9y
widow passad Mn +ts ...' -'' - -'--9 ,,-g
.-.-r4 -, ,'-t --.N 'i"ie tillt she