The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27

20 back tes n l%ittle?9"
NO, darling. not on the street, but
NJ the corno. We viii take the trolley
and then YOU may sit in Granny's lap"
y few minutes later in n crowded
rar the little fellow pleaded;
Granny, 90 promised to sit under
me am mes so tired
an, We are a dariin' an 'tis
Bridget Mahoney's seat yen have
a raotherly looking woman, rising and
cunning to the old lady. offered her
place in the car. with such humble
generosity AS to render any refusal dis
courteous.
You are Very kind" said he old
lady. "Particualy so. for at this time
of he day always feel that passen-
gers on these cars must be exhausted,
Even the men look so tired"
'~Pnssengers," exclaimed the daugh-
ter OF Erin contemptuously. "Faix.
mum. It's no passenger, but II cattle
car that We are on"
AT Forty-second street grandmother,
grandson and Bridget descended the
steps of the elevated station. at the
root of which great excavations We're
IN progress.
An sure. mum. an twill be the
diNll himself that one day these YAM
KEGS viii dig up" said Bridget. lean
ing over and looking down into what
she considered the bowels of the earth.
An what 90 thinks dein do VIII
~. asNeu JACK, srflouslN,
10 aaA "allih, N 'hey be sure
hiNNer let such Il opportunity as that
go BY she said With a merry twinkle
" 49, : iilsl ewes
Jack, are You too tired to stop by
"nu see cousin heileS new home"
$3.50 s.aiiu,lia. toaNihsly' N after
inaGn ,,,,n sa5 ~ /. PERMISSION are ora
nv sr,ndas W. a hs any saia KINDLY
81 is NOT quite set
ueo set' "u. II you are IN search of
VIE gnu VIII go along with us | am
sui1 .heie VIII be something for you
10 w.
.uat. mum an | VIII, for twas only
las. Wei 'fat one of these Numbering
eN"liiuteis stoie my thrunk.
~ salo grandma IN an under
.pn.' even a1ter having already taken
.hat Young lady TO one side. I've
, nrou Ign, You an old Irish woman. think
some snS .i ,", You may may be able TO give her
II vii, t he 3 M9rh, ana II so. 'hink
~ WI pe u lhdness, for she been been
'he Subject OF many impositions."
so almost immediate Bridget was in
s.allea IN me Kitchen. with the request
w serve afternoon tea as soon as pos
s ai VINE grandma and Aunt Belle
basnina 'he pros ana cons of house
2
10 you know, granny. now that
~ se.llhg settled am a~fully happy,
pu, aIter iirst seeing this apartment
30 peau.ilu!lS furnished. and then COM
my m a1'er my predecessors had moved
out, my heart positively sank, every
1hing gone and only the blank walls
ana bare floors to look at. On the pa
peilns mere We're conspicuous spots
where pictures had formerly hung, the
il9ors a only a bordering of varnish.
m ra's "leil me carpets We're laid. had
NC .ouS s.I, ~ suslielon. The oath tub
MAS run OF discarded scraps and every
ming bespoke desolation.' but now
a"a ~ IS iresh and clean and sweet
aa.u Mlei my rev belongings effectively
1,.'.eisu around. am not only happy,
NO. az 80 sa, taucl IMPRESSED With a feel
.aS ~ -i'iPoltahce put, granny"
t ,bSa., riana s,le. ,enderly' without YOU
80. ~ 49,; ., is d hungry sort of q look
"0b ,,,
IN, .,otiaeHse' olliid. Where is that
s1,nl.aaa Es ~ Mlio!h you have
" = shg NOT mere with you??'
,or,, -, ~ - me- anu I really like her
gone out to be-. "i ,sa.l mas really
S eeot ~ 20 me-. L Wrote You, did !
a :. n.ie - d l15faaytic. although by no
n'eais an lhNalld! she always wears
80 ME, iho'hefly gray shawl,
ma s aa;iod na'I ~ paf7ea IN the center
nau .2hiea i4", her voice sweet and
r,alJ,, -. - ~ hiLd tldt llt-
eIaily smile When she talks and In re-
pose are lndeserfbably gentle. But
siaitils, SAID Belle in suspiciously
uunnefihs tones l want you. YOU.
IN w. ~
now earning said the old lady.
500 that aai nnes VIZ suolect' 'old You
SEE Una. ealtof yesterday as you ex-
le" .oI
a. ses, ana IN my lmpetuous
t.s,s,iiT ~ pisase MN, 70 use a vulgar
''i ~, . :. ni!lost lose my job
salu 'he old-fashioned lady
au.yT lmss,lilea.
,,.i me1i' snis is now II happened" ex-
baniiieu bslie, sefehelS unconscious of
nv. ~ iananholher rebuking glance.
Wen q. the appointed hour arrived
ar me once ana sent In my card, the
alsmer come, Show Miss Bruce in at
onee' "hereupon rose. the door
ppe,,aa ana me editor M 1 almost
ioppeu Ioses. he apologized and was
Iouieeous 70 a fault, whereas 1 almost
tost my balance in trying to regain
my dl9nlty. Then he stepped to the
right. so dld i. Immediate, he Went
over to the other side. and l, thinking |
mat at least he had sense enough to
remain where he was, also shifted my
position. Then in sheer desperation he
literally hoochN-chooched to me, and
nut Tor my haNing fortunately dropped
my hanaerchlef which of course. he
haH 10 PICK up, ! truly believe he would