Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-12-22

.xeu up ati WV"
s,rs,rthemum party at Lady Barry's
- ss,as,derably surprised when, at
.'.,, o'clock. her son dashes Into
= arasing room with speed and ea-
tains:
The dogeart win be round in fye
,.,es Jump irto your bonnet,
~ mine. and wen trot over TO
nrrysloSn
d. Rouyerie stands up. with look
:, al,ssure aud qualification on her
cid face, Any little attention /
-, George touches her heart.
How good Of you. my dear boy, 10 !
AN ~ me, so sweet OF you. George"
i, avs reaching upon tiptoe TO kiss
I. brown cheek. pride and love In her
css
.,, !, Barfys,ogn- He had made an
,,,ssa and his mother thinks. that.
.,lsx her disappointment, he has re-
r,.rst his decision and changed his
rad
-ast are you sure. dear. you don't
s.d,- she asks. her sweet eyes ON his
IKE 4, Is good Of you 10 give up
,our afternoon 10 take the old woman
sr~
-Cs course. like going," George re-
sss half shAme,iaeedly. 'Troi on.
ps.Asr. and pa, ON your sossery; I've
ri "a change. too"
Tvsrtr minutes later very spruce
81 xsll-sroomed young man. with
~ tiny old lady with borne, with
rslsss ID Il sitting perched beside him.
r.ss s0Rn the avenn. and out Of the
p.ss Q. the Grange at a pace little
,sos o, terrible. Mrs. Boaysrie Ia
.rsxs,sned. bur has every confidence In
ssf son as ship
lie ia very fresh. dear. Isn't heT
ne ventures 10 ssk. ss the chestnut
rrterns various frantic eyolniions
-YOaF area, frightened. little moth
e. are you George says. we must
barry ALONG. you know. for we've q
good bl, TO so. bu, there's noshlnE Il
.s afraid Of
TIE CHESTNUT In rare good goer
al sssadie. 10 his work presently. bu
& d dark whsn they reach Bartys
.apr
80 good Of you 10 come 80 far. dea
m HeuseFie." Lady Barry asysstn |
tsh.pltchsd. hafah voice. "and yo'
lave brought your son. How very de
ksAital' AMOS IL is hard Ia &c
isaEg men TO DO anything but hunt
TIE rooms are full. George nou
rssss golden head rises out Of ID
rrxd. Hos handsome he looks Mn
ssvllic. seated on a sofa amidst a bes
4 friends. remarks witheEingls that
3 pity poor dear Mrs BouserIe ha
sssh bad. nuprineipisd sou.
lie h breaking bis nosher's heart,
hs adds, lowering her voice. Poo
aihs. she told me herself tina, sh
- hsTef known happiness since }
saok to gambling Hla father. 20
tsor-" And here she lowered hs
toifs still more. and shakes her hea
W the osprey In her headgear shak'
h1s field Of barley when the win
'assea over 1t.
II seat be Ars. saviile's fault
ss'Ess Bouserie's fa!Ilnss are N
sagHIasd into crimes.
GEORGE Is looking for barbara. Pc
aapz abe IL In the tearoom. and thith.
e sends bis way. and then 10 Il
observatory. which In of the drawn
IcStl, and lit with lamps To dispia
'as Beauty of blossoms there.
les barbara Ia there. and Sebastia
q her side. Barbara's cheeks Al
Asssed, and her eyea arc sparklir
.Ah anger. Sebastian looks move
~ OUT OF bis usual cynical calf
a4'aarss face az George appears is
's'slation, and the mans heart throh
lou have come" the girl says sof
Y turning her back on her cousin al
s'sihK up from beneath the brim of
sAek velvet picture hat trimmed wi
su,en tips. Il thought you werer
coming
sebestian's face In white. and h
y" CLEAN How dare Barbara ire
aim like that7
"ih you come back to my moth
~ he says pointedly to her. ~,
e seen all the chrysanthemums
n am going to show them to N
,noaSerie' Barbara says, with a sml
Ma' after all Ia forced. III you a
s'ea Of them, Sebastian. Mr.. DO
',.e VIII take care OF me-"
Without word Sebastian Savil
a,ss on, and then all Barbara's car
- easy manner vanishes: her II
e"eie, and II the lashes hide h
~ss II is because she 10 striving
'0nceal the tears.
~. ny was cruel to me-" she falte
~r''se' am afraid OF him"
h.. .aey are alone. and he takes BIO
a, "ahds In his In a close clasp.
b. N' us announce our engagemel
sh aroara, and give me the right
'~mpion YOU
.ot yet" she whispers. I'VE m,
sn george, TN hear from fathel
n pu' That will be weeks and weel
val, 'ara, he urges. How am |
eo,,. ana see Sebastian savIlle per'
'uting your
faint smile curvos her lim