Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-08

any sane gifi could love Thls proves
have made a wise choices. In two
weeks Mr. Dunahuo shall receive my
acceptance. Yoa. / am 90 happy 20
think that II is All over. II u Tor the
| hent How nice u Will be TO I've IN n
big house like that and have everything
| SOU wnnt-nnd how happy Mr. Dona-
hue Will bel Ana Jnck-f don't care
what he says. I ala not encourage him
hut b. dld not nay 10. wish he had.
The panaics h. gnye me In the early
spring were up and beautiful John
| always ala love panalns. I remember,
when h. gave thcm to me he raii.
hnlf-roriousiy. "ranriea are for
Of you must b. panaics."
what Garden You must have with
you all the time" | laughed.f
How Irritating II II a. have things
around YOU that remind you u one you
diaiikei
And ~ John stanton dld not Intend
60 come again. oh. I suppose he would
come fast enough N ! had a straight
moss and MA not wear apcctaclcr-f
am not going 10 wear them any NOR.
Hut I am giad--i am Fiad my nose u
not Htralrht-thht Il. quite Rlnd. Well.
I don't care for him any',ly There are
plenty u young men In the world and
great deal nicer than John stanton.
I wonder n he thinks he II the only
man on earth. 30 doubt he considers
himself n second Adam with the
whole universe q garden ~ Edcui but
show will him I am no Eye' So-f win
4 will 30 60 church with Mr, sylvester
BARTON Donahue. and let him Hcc me.
too. what do I care for him.
went out ana dug those panalra NJ
and planted thrin again.
Then ! took John siantonH photo
graph from "a place 81 honor, AMI
threw u into my hurcau-drawcr whcre
| ! Keep al my old matches gloves.
ruifriui fihl, ~. Hoiiei collars, curling
tungn, haif-pinH, powdcru. lctigfu. chew.
/ ing-piin, prnciin. buitou-hunkI, and all
| the things "a glfi has 60 hunt all over
the house for. when she wants them.
and nndn them Eis weeks later In that
particular drawcr--and that shows how
much care for John stanton, After
that Whenever took my basket 20
Aunt Amy-f, nr soon ~ caught sight
| % johns hsiwn hair, I turned my
face away. bpf ! don't believe he ever
knew u. also went 90 church. hut not
Will Sir sylvester liarton ponahue.
John was not therc. but his sister.
Ruth tho poor conHumptiyc. sat near
me. She looked very happy and rome
one said Hhe was going away for her
health.
Wish I were going away. never
raw such a poky old place a. our town
. | ~ ' MN'NN sWNNN NNNNN UANN NNNNN NtANNllNM
on that hateful MnT Thurman that
niEhi. MaF IN such an outrageous fiirt.
she Just leads a young man on aud on
ana then drops him, I Jurt wish she
would drop John riHht hard Hut IN"
would not. You would know that II
you had heard her rave about HE kiss.
| nhis ninuf IA nt the last academy dance.
never saw such long days ~ were
those days ~ that spring. | guess u
WIS because the volunteers were going
nwnyi but. Oh, I had a set II deep In
digo blues. ~ that my father sent mo
60 visit with Aunt Amy. The change
would DO me rood h. said. u was ~
Aunt Amy n an old maid with Hhiv-
| cry, iiamlgtnnlan, f.nmsthysftthcr'a.
ghost way Of saying. "Ah child. this
" a cold, cold worldi" and I soon
turned my fac. towards homs,
The evening ! returned frm Aunt
Amy'a I heard a shout hehlnd me,
Hello. there. can't you wait7'
II was small iiobhy Stanton, with
| ffcchlea nH big az Finrcr-fnnpH fairly
nnfihl'siiuE his small nose, ana with
his face In the contortiona 81 chewing.
gum.
what you rot In that basket"
"Spihlng bobby" answered Era-
cipufiv,
1 dld not think II ncccHsaiy 10 extend
my hatred for John stanton to the rest
Of his family
"weii. what ala you come on, furf"
| fNan N the most curious animal on
cnrth-cNcept woman.
~ came out liohhy," I answered lm-
prcrsiyely. ITO look upon the country
which has produced =" many brave
volunteers"
20. VoluptnlrcH-Iohn'n one or-um-
one ~ the brave volupinilea n have
| yr heard about ole nnnnoThuef Holy
| -iiyor--nad' The men hluffed him
inter thinkin' hed have 90 Fo-he
drafted. yc known his hairs stood up
ever since. N he lon town rayln' he
had important hlzncsa-w wouldn't b.
back Ter time indefinite. scared Nv the
Spnnnrds. iio tells sich stories bout
hnOwed him an his lie, says he never
seen tnjun N he's scared ~ dark.
Johns paid on the mnrEuge, he has
John has, an hos Tnin' 10 send Ruth
Co tho conat, John H. AN now hir In
tcrrnis comm ~ be says Kin have a
padi hut Johns good, with o white
star ON his furrnrd m % saddle. too,
oh. hut Johns % ole hrlck' ilut MON
she ios' cried when she heard John was
R0nln IAN ! saw her pat Johns coat
what was hansln' nhurd The door when
she thought nobody seen hrr"
"Ooing." I questloned. What could
he meang "Golug who're, llOhhy?"
"ilalnt he told yc7 nnly-ilycr--pad
hut Johns quccri lie was loohln nt
your forty-graph last night--une where
you didn't wear ohTtReles-'n"
"whero Is no goingi liobby-to the
mlnosT'
NAV. Johns a voluptnirr, I told We,
| He's ioa telcgra nhoi The boss cr tho
army 10 say they got % take him.
spanards CT no Spanardf, wifht I cud
gn, but MON rho wants mo ~ be a
missionary an make tho MATHIS wear
! watch packets stead or nniiln' IN"
"nnhhyl nohbyl whore Il john
"Inhnf on" rnid bobby thoughtful
IS. he Fnld he wuz going IN the Of
Zee, Guess he's left BY this time
Ever heen tho nlnco where We kctch
ilrhf-Well Jcd Hopkins"
"Ill have 20 leave you. Hobby" I In
torruptod. and left him staring ~
sptd down the street In tho direction
OF Johns office.
u was quite dark but I knew tho
way, and the moon would DO up In a
little tried the door II the OF.
iire' II was locked lie was gonoi
lie was gonei
There wps no one In sight ana the
hrhts In the nearby church nhone
Rionmliy, softly through the aweet
evening aiF came tho voices OF tho