Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

squeamish about allowing Soma a. a.
elderly deacons purely Ia the tn,.,
Of the war and to encourage propsr ~
triotism. 20 kiEs her" This trrutt. 4 r.
a little biz. and at first she said. go,
body else can sell the darre4 ~,
| nags." which shocked her uott,.
that although Il was only n o'eisst II
the morning. she had 20 have fre-b ~
and toast TO bring her TO- fre f,e.-
how some foods will soothe the -'rro,.
OF some people
I once knew a giri whose only sis,..
died and who on the day or nor d.,,t
ate II bananas because she "vs.
/ dowucost" ANA another one who t...
funeral procession waiting white IN,
gave q finishing polish 20 her nans LIZ.
| said she Know Aunt Camilla would ~,
like her to appear at her funeral wins
ont representing truth to the Inr0rr...i
parts. and no matter how clean ~.
/ might be unless her nails were hrfIus,,
/ Aunt Camilla might look down ffor,
| heaven and feel little hurt. hui II,
| ail sat around and fcit sorry Tor aa,b
/ other. though Of course thofn urm.s
| q time when even ten nnrers-r mon,
eight fingers and two thumhs-oan t.vs
received an the rubbing and the r.trib.
bling that ia possible. liut TO foinrr h,
the fair. our children had the isu..s.
adc stand. ANA nobody undorstooa tbs.,
method of disposinr OF a. II vas ttsi
beautiful pink lemonade that ra.a.r tbs
soul 10 higher things aud causes rlIs
that ls OF the earth earthly Draa . &,
their very best white frucks and ae..rt.
ed By their brothers. who looked 4.
happy that they must De up 60 com,
mischief. they sold lemonade for o rri
. cents n glass. questioned one yuur-
woman. aged ~. back Of the booth as 10
why. since glasses Of lemonade nu lob.
cd alike. one should be cheaper than
the other. oh" she answered 'thsy
are Just alike but. you see the f.ast7
that we sell that IN tho blue bowl iot ~
cents Is because the puppy Zen ln 10"
understand that they made quite o. deal
Of money that evening. but as far att
was concerned l never intorforal tltb
their base deception. We really had a
lovely time
The young girl who helps the muinsf
and who IL generally known the c8un.
Try over as Melissa rccltod that poem
about "Thc Six Hundred" and We ali
ohccrcd wildly aud halloocd "Hemem.
bcr the Mainoi" "ifurrah for Dcwey'a
and Down with traitorsl" and In fact
were 20 iubllant that TO my sorrow one
took an encore and then she read M
touching history of "The Pride OF nat.
terry H." She told me herself that N,
had come up TO town twice a week duf.
Ing the last winter to learn 20 cloruis
aud that she did think she was az least
pleasant at II. Her gestures bad he
grncefulneHs Of n iointed doll, and whsE.
ever she had TO give special expressioa
10 a word or line or sentence shs
caught with her eye some small boy Ia
the audience. looking at him as II ne
were Lady Macbeth. who not only walk.
ed at queer times. but snorted. Nothnf
else describes Il than this somewhat
vulgar word. for what elise can you can
the combination OF u gasp. a choke anl
nnufiic2 Two boys were carried out
crying at the tops OF their voices that
they didn't want Mis- Browns Melissa
10 look az them In that sort Of a way
Little ala they dream that they vfr
honorod In her mingllnR OF snort and
, dream. Later the gentleman who sells
sugar. kerosene. artificial fiower1 hair
pins and candy In the store performed
, on the flute. Molly was taken with ihi
toothacho ana went home. and was
left 10 bear the hrtint OF this culture b.
cause had TO help count out the monsy
that was taken In.
hut We had lovely time. 0olnr
home In the biz wagon. sitting on the
straw. IL was rather pleasant to have
something masculine take your hand
even n the masculine something was 90
and had buried three wives. lie must
have been a nice man, else he wouldn't
have attracted 40 many women. The
fair was n bowling success, and W
were all glad we went. though, ne my
old nanny used 90 say We we're F'al
twice-glRd when we went ami Eai
when we got home. although ! va'
gladdest when we reached the pllaull
mansion that counted among lt guests
her who ia known as