The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-10
GRAND sTREET Diversions.
Eject of College Foot anII Enthusi-
Ssm on Those Of F'rpsaic Lives.


asm on Those Of PrasaIc Lives.
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D.d you near aooul Mamie Ifauoh@h,
the new girl at the Tibhoa counter, ana Mr.
Tibbvo,, ssl,aj the taller olrt Of ,ba two
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you don't mean IL? said the shorter
girl
"Sure do Mr. pfsLy ,o,, lnov- ie
'''' mon ''''i''7e1 az S''' ''
ana Mamie iiauoiA'h' eng 1 doh
think she's so pretty and Birdie Bloxheim
who is at her counter.. tells me that she
..... ...... ,.... .,.,,,. So.
0"' 10 ''.i nan at ,-o''' cry u'S WIN
gar aud water hat anou' Aer ahi Nil'
BODY / m oSlns 10 near
She says thal sne WORKED ON SKIN ave
nue. before she came Gown mere iaSt week
ana sne ~ thal SUCK up ABOUT H. one
"h'y pes'h "oik i"5' + I'daS ana sue pre-
lehu'd 'hd' s"c ulnil want 10 mo" any
= ami rect girls Ihey "e1Sh Sood
suo'.sn Io. Hei al" you '".''N 20 Iisdi
Mr. ldlN "Vout Ie4 Sellti'Ii'eu - 'H"9 llia1
she only went an the Four Hundred. Sne
came 10 'he S'ut@ o" "at "lp"y WY" " w
rae rtoDon ana she sa'' sIle h'u cousin
VINO P'"yeu Oh tne team
W avn NHS N''N N-i' ''Ni s'-
Yes, ana Wheh she ielt the store she
changed her ale Iippoh lor fIiheeloh
one W men sHe came 70 "oIh ol MOaoaS
morning Blroie BloAhe'm loid me tha' she
was that stuck up aPout something that
she "ouldh iecosiiize 'he moor nltnasel.
Name Wore her EilAcetoH IiDNoh ana win
II niue snIer fIiicetol nag 9He wat
od Tor Birdie 20 ask her ABOUT H. put
b'idie 'noush, she ~oulu" slES He' 'ila,
nnuth sa'iaiae'IoA' Mamie CouiuI s'9nu
II, however ana 80 sue s.4d 70 h'Ne'
thhA PRINCETON Ieiio"s are just
lovely, doh qouf
don know anything ABOUT them
MISS Iraupman, SAID Birdie JUST ike
that.
ell, they are lovely, sdld Name
ana you won tel III tell you all ABOUT
my Princeton friends ! never meet gen
tlemen friends except by introduction, but
this one happened Inherently. lie wore
Princeton colors ana When 1 got INTO the
car SATURDAY nlSht ne saw my coiofs ana
he gave me his seat.
Ihank you very kindly, SAID L.
noticing thal ne had a small plack mus
tache.
Don't mention Il, sald he Tor l
notice you wear our colors
Are you princeton man said l
before 1 thought that we hadn't Deen IN
trodueed, and he said:
m Tiger" Then the man IN
the seat beside me lett ana he sat down
and we had a nice talk
Mamie told Birdie an about her Prince
ION fellow and how his father was off on
a steam yacht somewhere and how she
told him mat she was an orphan study
ing art She wouldn't tell him where she
lived, but she SAID that she came down.
town every afternoon TO see her guardian,
and that she took the car at Grand street
every night at five minutes past s. Mamie
told Birdie that he was the handsomest
man she ever saw and that he seemed
so interested in her. This made Birdie
awful mad, because Of the airs she put
on, and she said she was surprised al
Miss Traubmans remarks, because she
! had heard that nothing good ever came
out of Jersey"
THAT was just like Birdie" commented
the shorter girl
Eyes, but just wait til you hear it all
Birdie was just scheming how she would
wait around the Grand street station two
or three nights 70 see this Princeton fel
| low, when Mamie cried out:
oh, Birdie here he comes now. and
| don't want him to see me here and viii
| that she bent down behind the counter
| as if she was looking for something Birdi,
couldn't see any Princeton fellow any
where, and the only man in sight was tha
! cOnceited Mr.. Bibby. / think he's horr
bic, and SO does Birdie, but she says h,
| has been kinder stuck on her lately. Wen
! along comes Mr. Bibby and just as u,
stops to pass the time OF day with Birdie
| Mamie gets tired STOPPING over, and sh'
STANDS up. bide says that When Sh'
other side OF the counter she got as rec
as a beet, Birdie didn't know what L