The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-06-13
MRS. BOB.
By JOHN STRANGE WINTER.

wi KS. BOB.
BY JOHN STRANGE WINTER.
ut is rather early to go back, don't you
think, dearf" she said TO Mrs. Trnfford-
oh, yes! they were on the most affection
ate terms, these two-"nnd ] wanted to
make one or two calls. l wish ,you would
go with me. / detcst going TO places alone,
l always feel such n lost little person, as
X somebody misht sit upon me by mis-.
take"
"Oh, yes, l will go with pleasure unless
1t is to anyone don't know" Mrs. Traf-
ford replied. 1--WE had better call for my
things later, hadn't wcy"
Eyes, we can do that easily. I want to
go to the Deanery and to Riverclifre.
You know the RlverclifTe people, don't
you?"
1.-THE Leith-W arminsters-oh, ycs," Mrs.
Trafford replied. "They are rather nice
people, don't you thinksn
Yes, l thought SOL called there somc
time ago but they were away from home.
Then Mrs. Leith-Warminster called when
we were in town last time. 80 l never saw
her until one day last week when l met
her at the Palace. l thought her II charm
Ing woman. Bob says she rides wonder
fully WE'LL"
II wonder what made them come to
Eiankhampton," said Mrs. Trafford,
thoughtfully.
Hunting. so she says" answered Mrs.
Bob. We'll then, dear, if you IRE ready
we will go-it is four O'Clock now and ]
want to be back in fair time"
Mrs. Trnfford being entirely ready, the
two ladies went down to the carriage, each
stopping for a moment before the glass in
the hall to make sure that her veil was
straight and becomingly fixed and that
she was in proper trim for tho important
function of making calls.
The admirable Cox was on the watch
and went down tho steps before them to
open the carriage door, and then Mrs.
Trafford got IN with n vague little feeling
that such n carriage ought to be her own
and that, If 1t was, lady and carriage
would admirably match one another.
During her recent visit to Little Street
Hall, Mrs. Iratford had had u somewhat
different experience of what one may call
carriage comfort. The two old ladies,
who dispensed lavish hospitality at that
large and rambling mansion, had been
aud still were entettaining m unusually
large party at the time that Mrs. Traf.
ford's visit began. 1t happened that four
or five guests were departing nv n tra;r
leaving Great Street Station Give miles
from Little Street Village and Hall) about
\ quarter of an hour before the arrival of
the train which was to bring Mrs. Trafford
aud three other visitors with presumably
two maids and a pile OF luggage.
at will be best to send the omnibus,
Lavinia," said Miss Theodosia Stanton
to her ten years. junior sister, who was
sixty-two and still very skittlsh fo1 her
years.
"Yes-then there will be no crowdinp.N
answered Lavinia, who loved CAV appare]
and always went about herself with sew.
eral immense dress-baskets,
So the bus was sent Off and the sovoro,
visitors were nut safely into the train Inv
the careful footmnn who nsunI,v ala MI
that kind of work. But NV soma ,,nfor.
tunate mischance. the three visitors who
we're 10 have come nv the same t,nir Nc
Mrs. Tra1ford did not turn up. having
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