Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-05-15

NePi an hiahF ua) . iof ihe edhlc hlhu F"
a mishap"
as that So" replied Mary. 80, we
girls felt so badly this afternoon, Janet
OF course. cannot be at Mrs. Jaokson''
Friday night. We think our last ride
on our wheels was an unfortunate affair
in many ways"
Well Il IS too bad" replied Mr.. Bruce,
I wanted to see Miss Morrison very
much. Miss Jackson tells me she paints
IN oil, is quite an adept in that line. But
as my stay In Casapias is limited fear
that pleasure will have to be deferred. ,"
Mary said In reply, 'Janet would be so
pleased to meet you. She has noticed
your sketches in the Globe wonder
If It couldn't be arranged iu some way.
OF course, you must know, Mr. Bruce,
that have to see my friend Janet every
day now that she is a prisoner, and if
you like, we will waive ceremony and
call upon her, Thursday afternoon I !
want you two to meet, you have so much |
in common"
Mr.. Bruce readily agreed to call with
Miss Browne on hersfriend the follow
ing day.
Mr.. Browne soon joined the group in
his wife's room.
"My dear daughter" said he, "here Is
a clipping | cut from the Express and
have brought 1t home to you"
Mary took the bit of paper and read
the contents aloud, "Mr. and Mrs. Wood .
OF Hallowell. both of whom are past 90 =
years of age, rode into Carthage last
Saturday evening on bicycles, having
come the entire distance of over 100
miles on their wheels. They were en- I
route to Mission Canon and Monday
morning resumed their journey to that ri
famous resort They didn't seem to g
mind the prospect of being caught in
the mountains in a snowstorm. The
lady says she has only been riding her
bicycle few months, blu. that she is p
much stronger than she has been for al
years. She wore the regulation bloomer al
costume" te
''Well Well" said Mrs Browne, "Mr. II
and Mrs. Wood must be renewing their al
youth" sa
Mr. Bruce asked for the clipping to
send to his mother, who had no use for
bicycles for ladies'.
After dinner, Mr.. Bruce showed Ia
Mary scenes of his last work on the tn
Globe. She was very much inter q,
,sted in one, particularly, five girls in e
'loomer costume and their wheels, which -
ir. Bruce begged Mary to accept 49,
Thursday afternoon found Mr. Bruce Ne
nd Miss Mary Brown on their way Be
0 call on her friend, Janet Morrison SStn
When they arrived they were graft Sa
ed to find that Miss Morrison was Pit
at hons" to them. When they entered IN
ne sitting room, where Janet was costly Ne
seemed, what was Mary's surprise to see Nil
lnet turn pale and Mr.. Bruce start for pe e
ard "WhyW she said, immediately, Mil
what is the matter with you two? 1t pr,
very evident you have met somewhere ne
this wide world before. Please ex. ST
ain one of you, If you can" Ind
Janet was the first to come to her sen Col
IS. al have met Mr. Herbert Grey be- Ric
re at Marius, where we spent our sum. SAT- SAT-
ers for two years. But there was a PAL
Misunderstanding, and we have not met Peo
7 year. Por
"Mr Bruce stepped toward Mary, and Voc Voc
Id, "begging your pardon, Miss Saw,
owne for this little deception, | will Nor Nor
YOU will allow me, explain Ito you P9,r
rat concerns me In this affair. NV For
her Mr. Grey died many years ago. Wac
10 not remember him at all A few Des
Graz
airs ago my mother met Mr.. Chas Seat
30. aod k..a,. ~ .f AZ knol
uOS anu became ms WE AS Mr. Low
uce has indeed been a father to me,mv Win
ne Is Bruce henceforth | was more Siou
m anxious to meet Miss Morrison T Tos
explain away our Misunderstanding. Ser9i
could. We were warm friends not Jack
very long ago, but through mutual New
allied friends we separated one sum. Wich
+ at Marius, each thinking the other Tope
to blame. So if" niS,.I
Excuse me for a moment both of Heller
~ said Mary, quickly, al heard your Fail Fail /
her calling me, jamie. will be s SlSf9
k in ten minutes" Canto
AIRY fitted out of the room TO hunt Frem
cts mother and explain matters to Hastii
When she returned to the sitting Trna,,
n the picture that met her gaze Nashy
I'd not appear In the Globe. Galve