Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-01

company of young laSssa nun
teen. Wel.v was munh zen 70
to find himself constantiv enNan
young persons who CLAY accst
ance with him. but nnas asqn|
eyes. dis M
But luckily, the incess,,,
or these young magnies ssNi1
possession Of their Names put ID
OF their histories to reliav. aad en-
ity and place him at ease i a.
ETY.. And thus the atfa, ~ tAd
pleasantly for all concernaa pss&d
A few days after the rSu.
ty' Welby thought he won lslna
to Water street; and. for =. 9
of the thing. look upon ~ sse cet
and his old master. nis Oh
When he reached tbo =.
corner house and entaro We!
honest cid Carnes. who wes te
oso.e.s oehinu the counter !.
had never moved from that sea.
up, and burst into a ioI,v Dt
claiming: ''"' aug
Well, Master GreyilIe.
all about it! Want that \ nave n,'.
for a young gentleman. liz p1etVl
ons A running away from s 'Ss
n hiring of yourself to me u.
a week and your keep, Yon
oysters. and your fine lad
crying of her eyes QUIT ~ n.y.
Greville! what will young
do next. / wonder!!" ssax1
"Carnes,' Welby felt im0.n.,
say, L am no more a young gsas'
than you are. There Is soma
mistake. / am Just what 7 ,an
was when / first came heras WV
Get along with you, Mass.
Vile. running of your rios -
ccve like ME! Sure. | knew go
first you were none Of tha
sort; though why you came ss4
crying oysters in the stree. r
know. But l was no wavs snra
/ tell you, when | hearn as Sas
was all the time a young yss,,l
out on a larkr"
We'll. time will show, I ,,,.
Carnes. But l wish to know Il Nv
back your oyster bucket if
knocked out Of my hands in M f,
when | was kidnapped By ths
you know, and l didn't see vh,s1
came of it,"
ME get it back! who was N
it? No, sir; and that bucket wA
tin dipper. and the four meayu
say nothing OF the oysters hls
lost. warn't less than four doHssl
Of my pocket! And all along II ;
larks of you. young gentleman
Well Carnes. here is A fyejd
piece, and now | hope we arr 4,
Ii was partly TO pay you this
came to-day"
And you for TO go for to n
how you're no gentleman. WIZ
got the very ways of one.r eIca1
the Well pleased oysterman. d
tossed the half-eagle in his hand
Leaving kind messages for
Carnes and the old father Of the
ly, Welby bade the oysterman 4
by and left the shop.
When he reached home, Mrs Gu
desired his presence in her imz
room. He repaired thither inn
ately.
MY dear Fulke." said the htT
sent for you to say that to-morns
Collegiate School re-opens for tess
term. But IL you dislike to ID
thither. you need not go: we can
the matter over, and select some
institution of learning"
Mamma, since y0r permit mel
you so, / have not the slightest !
ton to the Collegiate School lEa
there or anywhere else where ya1
please to send me for education
| will do my best to improve .
utmost the opportunities Of LEAD
you are so good as to afford me
Welby. with earnest and sincere
tude.
That Is my noble boy. On
you will be a blessing TO me y
your dear father on his deatn-on
phesied that you would said ne
warmly embracing him.
II wish to heaven might be On
dear mamma, ] meanE ans'
Welby. with a sigh.
The next day Welby DuDa'
Master Fulke Greville, entered tH
legiate School under the olrsc1
the Reverend Simon Dornlon !
too. he was greeted by q host ay.
who loudly welcomed him Das
laughingly rallied him over \.
eseapade. Not one OF THESE .a
ever Glanced TO meet belore
all seemed to know him as q
and intimate friend. AS upoD Z
casion OF the juvenile parry
showed tact enough not 70 sus
ignorance. BY watching anu
ing. he soon learned enousa
names ans characters OF
companions to make hlmseh
among them. When the eiass
the professors certainly tnoos"
Master Fulke Grevilie naa
wonderfully behindhand II S,i
of his studies. and that ne
tainly the most treaeher9us md
they had ever met with Du
all. For the rest. they encou h. n
to study hard, in order 70 Ila n
lost time. And as Welpy mi
solved to do this very lnins "a, :
do it, his progress In learnlI i. "a
derful. and won from an nS
the most cordial appropau0D