The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-22

It may be disappointment, or it may
be Indigestion. So he loves y0u5T
''IIe Goes. Nr. Morton"
and who is ne, may I asll2'' .l
II coGdde Ia You some other day.
Lets go In and drink again 60 EthePs
happiness Another sigh. is It L1di-
EesU0u2
The piquancy Of the girlish figure
George Morton She was the hri7e's
youngest sister home from school and
I'm her Grst long froCiC to bear her
hou1rs as hnWer EirT tt her Sister
Probably Ethel had looked like her at
her age. Pc reelected. painfully. it had
been paiufUl GO reflect upon ethel ever
since her. engagement had been an
uounced last Uluter- He mad intended
~ propose 10 Ethel he had FULLY In
tenae4 To- Go So bat HleanW bile he was
summing himself CJnteutedIy ia her
gracious presence and Philip Henson
a man of yJUth and action. reached
the house ten minutes before him one
evening When MErtOn entered ne. sus-
pected that something had happeRed
Phtip Henson promptly continued his
EusPieiOn
We're efsaged.7 he a2aouaced.
4FonErafulatF Us-' ..I.
Dee igEed when he went TO HIS bachelor
home that night. He was signing now
again 1r. AOrt0l- tJe- t1e-'. The
teasing Elf at his elbow laughed at his.
drained the one while be gazed .nto
sIace.
you're a nau-hty child TN ten
yopf mother &c send you to bed be
said, severely
Two years later there was another
wedding GA the Foster family The.
n1i5dle Miss Foster was Cile bride
this time, ana the former bride Was
there in Young matronIy pride and
spienc5r Again George Morton taraw
q wei directed handful - rice aflCr
the bride, and again his aim was re-
Warded with shriets and Laughter Ia
which ne had no share.
He stood at the. window watching
t1e we6ded ones drive away fffs face
ras overcast.
Yours is a. grave fslee Tor a wed
liuE, said q cIuging yOUug voice. "A
emmy for your thoughts
You maE have theul FOR uathsng
ltde one.f he said. "A man slrouldnt
Ne expected to nave "a sunny face ct
any wedding except bis own. j was
tHinkns THAT Ethel bad driven away
Ntilse through autumn leovqs We aee
left 1ehiuQ. us rather sad. somehow,
isu.t &c. bftle OBeH
Dot 40 slL think its very pleas
Geqrge 1lQrton studied her with his
kindly short sighted eyes The little
one had really gTOWu lcI ne Ead
nor noticed that before Her brown
eyes were very lretty. With their
ROBUSTNESS s9eteped by haze some =
thing ike teais. There were two
flames where excitement burned
thrcugl .tle fairness Of her checks.
she booked like E-hei. no. H1e Miie
newell iu fact the little one had b
rm afr3id be wedding fuss has
u2de y0H ieFerisl, he said. You 81
nftter--er- you-r nm alliz you'd betr
She ereW wonderfully t5li for an 5n-
4tant- The fever spots bui-ned appall-
1nGIy Fia heard an 0Uin0us Rustic snd
saw for the first tirle t2Rs she was
wearing train.
''Tou want me to be Off So that yen
can renlinisce Tvith Ethel." she aeeused.
rEthcl, he said. Ihad forgotten-
YES. ] mean I must hunt Bar NJ we
hardly seen her this evening"
By all means. ind her at once
Omit let rue detain YOU I'm sorry
Nlle ISM here to usten to the foolish
things you might Say.
'IN-go-at once, he star1nlered
1tdving Che pyetty fury His KIDD
heart babe htm trIn back
YOU done seem just Ike yourself
bttIe one pc SAID. Now. don't he
-veXed. but 6 it's anything sbout that
fellow YOU We're pulling tre daisy to
pieces fgrrEou know Athe day Ethp1
was ularTied--aud Il can he Of any as-
sistance=rweh never SAID anything
because children VIII have their se-
ersts bUt i thought about bin often.
and-ten 81 one he's not w0rthy ~
you lirtle ohe-
he isn t7 Dashed the liftie one
-OblH
He q BIND biUnderins idiots
Georges Morton starte4 IN sueqfise
and cDiDpassiOn- TIE Girl ran fr5tn
the rOota- he went into ne moHiug