Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-10
VIVBYYES HONEYMOON.

,va wer,. living the life OF tame s"iu'
fishes in the little town OF Maiu'Nets'
for yiymtte, having declared thal 'he
most commonplace realism wou'u -
the only correct diversion Tor sueh =
.onontic couple n we, Ind upset an
INV plans for collecting her pfeVet0's
n, the first embarrassing STATEN ON the
roaa aud ended our wedding TIP ~
forty minutes, -
week after the elopement she
drlfted Tito the breakfast room WAN
clean pink cheeks and rose ~ ne'
hair. shinmering capable IN 1uhe
morning beauty such that no susespu'
lille man could look at with lmpunlty'
Sha mad excited eyes, and the ahtieilh-
tnn az a smile Coaxing corner OF hei
nonth and n gleeful tilt To her hssi,l
Thar showed the wind Lad yeered- anu
she was already of ON anothef tsIen.
.Do Won know she sald- AFTER te-
running from my side of the taOit,
haven't had o letter Tor seven nass,
such thing hasn't happened sue"
| left my boarding. school we must
| have been having rtdleulousiy spou
| tine"
u thought you wanted change, OF
| | should have written you. said y
ooh. ,lont!' she cried. None ot
your lis. degre. whirlwind letters this
| month. please. You couldn't possibly
! amuse me now, unless you sent hicS
I old Mothers better were expecting
( lin on, Friday .tell.me-ali'about your
SELF kind. People complain 80 OF their
letters. I'm sure ! never got a stupid
4 one In my life, | suppose romance II
| only subjective, after all, but really,
! Robin. I'VE been fairly snIfOcated with
adventure ever since l was born.
True" said |. You were found
ling"
.sro this day" she continued, Il cant
20 down the street without secing a
runaway horse or Chinese fuueral,
it's fate. Robin.
.And vet, you want letters which.
while unopened, are the most exciting
things In llfe-ir you are SURF thsy are
hot bills.
..But IN they were from real people.
said Nivette, muslne; + could stt ai
their real selves. not see them through
that picturesque haze that surrounds
me. but know their real thoughts aud
ambitions, read them In the original and
not translated into the dialect u ms
own foolish heart-ah. what dclightful
realism that would be-.
why not advertise for correspond
ents Ia matrimonial agency ] sug
geste,l.
Her pensivc nttd passed Ike ths
shadow Of a cloud frUtu a sunny hill
eide. lie fore the words We're past ~
teeth she tad sprung for telegraph
blank and had begun 10 s.riblilc ! Il.
scription OF her charms. | am ust~
quite So much IA love with Niveitc ri
when the Is writing rhs absurd una II
ner IN which she holds her pen. tina
seems to guide rather than be 1rtvci
Ivy her queeniy bcnt fuFriingcE tiici
little Journeys Il. tie ink well aiId hur
ried scrumbles TO ovcrtake he
thong hts--the bcwitching attempts ~
her pursed lips to spell uninanagenbi
words. the shy recourse To vaFiOFuu
trials upon the pad her itnpatiefi
scufiies with the pen. wiper her fiirta
tons with the biOtter and 100 othe
tiny tricks and gestures. max
Viyette's efforts in peuuaitship eat
tivating performance. ! Fnn over nm
kissed the top Of her head fnT her.
Il don't quite know how to dCscrih
my self, she said. icndJustiug a It'll
dirt OF brown hair that had once bcs.
her bang. "Df course my forehead
nice and my eyes are all right. cxCeE
they're not the same color, and II
not altogether ashamed Of my uusr.
and she felt OF II With straight hn o.
thoughtfully what do Juu think {
, ms mouthTr
Its deal too pretty" said {. tryin
II.
Would yon say Anything about N
ears said Vlvettc. trying to strrtc
I them little.
/ | began little smile. but ste lite
rupted me.
''Of course I can't Put that in,
: think II will have TO 60 a. II is'' An
: abe read II over. beginning: ~ spar
Z Ting, grncile brunette OF twcnty.thrr
! who might he the daughter Of IA
a tagnan aud Little Dorritt"--nnd an
c Ind. Object. matrimony. Addrvi
Y Box III, Maltliyers. T.. a."
0 ms. with my own advertisement
which she did very prctilly. too twrj
ing me down n slashing hero Of ii
2 ouida sort, appeared in the next nul
I Der Of the Matrimonial Times," MI
+ we gnmblcd wildly over the issue
:. the exploit. In three days the tetnrl
! began to arrive. and by the cnd Of ii
!. week had received forty-threc !
Z plies to her fifty-onc. but by n euri1,
L coincidence We each received twnnt
!. seven photographs ns enclosures. ri
Z pleased Viyette hugely. and she spre,
her whole gallery on the floor ~
= against mine, and CONTEMPLATED tho
= very seriously. She was sitting bcfa
y me. with her chin on my shoulder.
that her jaw danced with dcllcio
y little jumps on my ciavlcle ns she chs
n tered.
o Aren't they aminblef" she mi
Z Aren't they ensy to get along wi,
u though: Every one has recotnn,n
, alton, Ike servant girls rcferrnc,
y such an aggregation stars. Il
q Poor things! ! can't marry them n
e can ]. Robin? It's too bad they On,
be paired or. somehow! Here's a
u who Is 'mlddle.aged, not rich. h
" pays the oboe--prcfers lady tvith