The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-20
-.,no down ar him from

.ho yard. MIS-
r 2 'D tapping at the open kitchen
la IN vain at the front
!, In@ sl~Iey. Isn't your wife at
! y asked Mrs. coddy. 49,.
al Nv ashe went down on
S "a rI to pick cranberries. Ye
pas mind i the looks o the kitchen
!. nl h. continued, seeing them
+ II tSe Uttered floor. The cats
I'a ! q 1T and mussed things up
w., ,rapberries?" said the elder,
iAll ,' v, them. "There amt no
sries in the spring"
EST 50. 50 they amt; SO they
The perplezed man mopped his
With bis hickory snirt Stew ,t az
# random to gain time. you
u, Glmley amt quite used 10 our
y, md don't jest know when we
IN ripe She's drefful fond o
|s.,,ies | don't know as l ever
.,,or On fond o. cranberrieS.
.bp likes 'em fust rate. But
3 He remembered the ladies were
lbg at the door. Come right In
mont room. can't think what
united cat was thinkin' Of" he
|nusd as they passed in. Shes
\ 80 she has fits twice a week
n When | came home jest now
rs whlrlin' like buzzsaw and
tyln in every direction
Coddys' visit was a short one.
at stifiy In the high backed
that graced the best room"
Coddy not altogether pleased,
dsuund with a suspicious and dis
led air. The conversation dragged
Ally, especially after a troublesome
bad crept into 0badiah's brain
possibly he had diagnosed his
case wrongly. Perhaps she had
possibly a shock, and lay dying
be COW stall. The elders party
drew with a stiff Good day" as
~ hadn't been treated fairly. No
Il bad the door closed behind them
Obadiah rushed to the barn, dug
into the cornstalks until he came
b senseless Angelina, called her,
her all to no purpose. He was
DOW twas shock, and there was
ae thing to dolly for DR.. Poddy,
lived two miles away on the Mel
Die rad.
Dcdds, the duly elected con-
Of Bradley Hollow, with two as
at was cutting bean poles on the
pain road when Jim Colcord, with
lulghg, plunged from the bushes
DE road with crash.
'adAh Grimley's killed his wife
Jumped her into the cow stallw
'ela Jim between breaths. 81
llA She's all cut up"
'n was something convincing in
@s excited manner, and present
party Of four were in the partly
wagon dashing toward the Hol-
last as the spawned legs of the
.aAe would permit. AS they turn
u, corner into the village they saw
'ln emerging hastily from his
ala running up the road. They
y nom the wagon and, led by
uaae a rush for the barn. "she's
husks. " Tue
y VINO was in advance of the
|r'.. rered into the shadowy spot
-s'su' one look was enough. The
WIN lay with head back and
y. exposed. The molasses streaks
4 by !. and neck were convincing
n ,r IL lle twilight of the place.
~. 1lnea and stopped the Others.
Tsr 'O0N' boys! It's awful! Come
y nave him afore he can get
" fastened to the wagon. Far IN
M WA, was Obadiah, going as fast az
u H. ''s y would carry him. Dodds
TehIele 49, 70 a run. The spring.
|lsID, no, b' Sareened from side to side
|lsb oh Desn poles with every bump
Z ~ obadiah a, was making his sI best
lLea HUE 'I doctor, they had soor
p, o Up, samY asked ,ho ..,..
he rosd pa a,' ~ The constable sprane
gle '' s''., ana confronted lin.
Nh 70 @h@ ,s, ye, Obadiah. and
nlsi.II.ss . ~, Jest gin into the wag
w '' 'nd save yerself a heap I
4 ' gl,,l. vaptiu the dootoyY
Nh, ese.1 liver want nothln' aeir
llr' ''' '' tuneal axlu'sp - -
% M t s1 lhe dazed man ana
NM 'a,l ana protostation.
M e6 ,D.' one wagon. Joe no.
slIe no. u,e Other man ON M
gs'sa 1,ia' losled lle horse n n
Hn n, y, Alla ile iown lool,u.
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