The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-10

Oer'itly Besides. cissy. you know
ine eiennAboy can't keep YOU out II
you ha'stithe books with you"
~ rsii. George. III trust you.-
AM tl1. Cissy. what have you &c
say 70 m' bout Ethel7"
bul htAild had perched herself on
the t'S'a window sill. looking down
on IN, i'iae square. and was softly /
huAih Ht 'Hullo. My Baby" She paid /
no aluFiun to Georges inquiry, |
Seotso ftstd at her curiously.
OissN b. said. how would you
Ike he,hg plate OF ice creaml"
The eAh nodded. but did not cease
her tune George smiled and glanced |
at his vith
"Cissy' h. said. "what do YOU say
to getting The heaping plate OF ice
cream and then going over to the ma
tlnee Of gi,k and the Boanstockr
Cissy Looked around quickly.
honerg she cried George nod
ded' propg from the window sill.
You're a iarllng." she murmured.
""N n"'WAel up ntf nat
PLENTY dtime," said George You
were going To tell me something, you
know"
Yes. luented clssy. 81 know. lts
about Ethel"
ITS about Ethel" softly repeated
George
We'll" aid Cissy. she Amt been
happy a minute since you quarreled
with her.
II dldut quarrel with her" protested
George.
We'll heard some OF H." said
cissy, "ani even II Ethel Is my sister
! don't think you ought to put all the
blame on ncr She felt awful bad
about H. slept with her that night.
cause Amt Laura came to see us, and
heard hG crying. An yesterday
well. you know there's a basket OF
photographs ON the plano, and ma OK
poets me 70 keep the plano busted. an
sometimes forget Il, and ! sncaked
In the parlor aud there was Ethel look
ing at your photograph, an when she
saw me she showed 1t In the pile and
walked away. an looked on the top
OF the plano an there was four big tear
drops In the dust. Say. what was II
you quarreltd about Annie Pleasant
on?"
Il believe her name was mentioned"
said Gcorge Somebody told Ethel
that they saw you and Annie riding to-
gethcr In The park. didn't theyg'
Il believe to.' admitted George.
"Yes." said Cissy calmly, that was
me-"
You told her that7" cried George.
'Yes." said Clssy. swcetly. Il told
her She wouldn't let me wear hef
second best hat"
George looked black for a moment,
then his face cleared. lie turned
abruptly and stepped TO the phone,
re 1901 L." he called.
knows It by heart" murmured
Clfsy
is Miss Ethel there7" inquired
George. yes. wish to speak to her
George" cried cissy. don't you for
set that the girl at the exchange Is lis
TENN to every word you say"
Ia that you. E,helr' ,nao,re'
NJ whiited % tefi' 'yS5a mat tiisy IS hci
with me.---Yes, she's all right. an
hope you didn't worry much
Yes. She came on business She Ia
a little confession to make"
George Henderson," cried Clssy.
81 will explain II all to you when
come W. Yes, I'm coming TO dinner
you will let me. Clssy Is going witt
me to a matinee and then Wen com
M together What's that Clssy ism
dressed to 80 anywhere why. fame.
shes got on her best clothes
"Much you know about IT," snorte'
Cifsy
Anyway. she Is looking charming.
Ring on" cried Clssy.
81 think that's all until we NEE
-eood.by." and George reluctant,
rang on
III / hadn't been here" said Clasy
you'd have most likely melted tina
wire"
IAN readyg" querled the smllin
George as he took up his hat
IAN ready" said clssy. with grea
alaeiiiy And my stoek--the books
you know"
"T1l take care OF them" spid George
1.-TWO more excuses for coming up.
glgeled Clssy.
Come along cried Georee.-w. Il
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