Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-07-01
UgBERLY'S NEIGHBOR.

by MARY A. DENISON.
LII! it is the loveliest little
We seen yet. Let us take it. "
55nfess I like that long veranda,"
al, "and those beeches and
Is on the roadside are simply
they are very beautiful, and,
81 see-two cherry trees, one
pne pear, and six apple trees,
[5od condition, in the side and
hrd," said the young wife,
= FROM the slip of paper she
8 her well-gloved hand-pretty
hands she had.
8 the view is not half bad,
I think more of that than of
"a, which, like the peach of
81 hue, can do some harm. Re-
i we have two-year-old boy
very ambitious where climb
IS be considered. I'm afraid
Huit trees will tempt him too
II very ridiculous, when [ am
" was the laughing response.
9 is scarcely ever out OF my
md he is very obedient. 1 like
3 window, it commands such a
view; the parlor just suits me,
kactly what one needs in a
y home. Ny lace curtains will
windows; there is just enough
for the furniture. [ can see
here to put everything. The
are oiled, and our rugs will go
nicely. The people who lived
have taken good care of the
he people who lived here built
luse," her husband said, :" and
Ely took great pains to make it
table, but something happened
nsed them to break up
I'D not admit that the something
|Drgery, and that the man had
6aving his helpless little wife
ildren to go on as best they
= Why should she know it :? 1t
essen her pleasure in living II
Be if she did.
went upstairs, down cellar,
Ind all the appointments per-
Mrs. Maberly was in raptures.
#had built it for themselves, she
could not have been more to
ing; indeed, she had planned a
Exactly like it.
keranda went round two sides
building, and there We're still
from the beams overhead,
of last years plants, some OF
et thrifty. Vines had been
\ trained over the lattice-work
lick mass of foliage rendered it
Impossible for wind or rain to
pext house on the right was
" rods away, a bright-looking
pttage against which chung
ivy, the suns level rays
4 the leaves to crimson and
pnder who lives there?" Mrs.
asked.
j. name is Warren" said her
Il have seen him once or
1t have never spoken to him. +"
fan; it is a good name, and it
me [ have heard it in connec-
some of my friends, but [
I hope they are nice one has
Is to depend upon neighborly
They certainly show good
can see from here that the
beautiful, and the baby car
the yard is very pretty and
The nurse wears a cap, too.
b she looks-and we'll dressed!
aks volumes for the mistress
house. OF course none but
pie would live in a cottage
or she added, laughingly,
goes without saying" said
Rnd, but hadn't we better be
The horse is getting lmpa-
+, and the boy will be fretting
poor little fellow! I'm SO
S barn on the premises
think we could afford COW
lake such delicious ice cream. "
see about it," her husband
ing.
than q week the house was
occupancy, and Mrs. Maber-
happy as the day is long.
things. OF course it took
get everything in place, and
arrangement was often de-
p. but at last the piano was
ply disposed of, the furniture
llc-a-brac set o,rt TO advan-
the little woman felt very
Yer house, which really re-
|at credit upon her taste and
As for the boy. he lived
IS. His quarters in the city
Father limited, but here he