The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-31

into his nco with questioning eyes
You are nearly seventeen. Jessie. and
are now avoman." he continued after
a pause 'YH' belong lo q good fam
lly. and God willing YOU viii iuhorit
a modest fortune You are very beau
uful iny r. and 90 is natural you
should hll admirers.
II viii .,..a.H to YOU frankly what
has happc..I received call yes
tcrday iiNu Nr Randolph Morris. ln
4 casual vuy Str Morris spoke " you
and sent bis compliments. lie OK.
pressed ueryt that bio family had
failed To- 900 attempt to make your
visit 10 The country more enjoyable.
or cure This grcatly surprised me,
and when pressed him Tor particu
lars he said be- knew nothing, except
that Arthur had called and that YOU
had refused TO see him" Gen Car
den paused
II don't wish to see hin papa,
said Jessie. with much spirit lie
annoys me- He said he would call
SATURDAY and take me out riding, and
never 70 much as asked me II cared
to 50 Or not So I went to visit Cou.
uin Edith, and when he called the
maid told him was out"
Oon. Garden looked greatly rollev
ed. lam glad that Arthur has given
you no more serious cause for dis
pleasure" ho said You know little Of
business AFFAIRS. hut you must know
that Randolph Morris Ia powerful. !
good business friend and foe TO b.
feared AZ the present moment
dread 10 incur his displeasurc. You
slight o. his son might be Of vast con
sequence in determining Randolph
Morris decision In a matter mos
vital TO our welfare, Jessie, my dai
ling Il might oven" Gen. Cardel
checked himself. HIS face was draw
with a distress which Jessie wa
quick to perceive. though not 20 con
, prohshd.
. ~ DO understand. papa dear,
I said Jessie. II will write and ask Nj
, Morris to call. and will treat him jus
as u nothing had happened, But
{ know can never like him. and ! don
r have to try. do |. papa?'
0 Certainly not. my pet said Gei
n Garden. He kissed his daughter ano
tionaiely. and seemed greatly please
- on Sunday Jessie wrote note 10 A
thur Norris Two days later he call'
y, and Jessie received him In the oil
a fashioned parlor both Ignored Il
incident of the preceding week NJ
chaued gally for an hour or NOR
Joate accepted his Invitation TO a .
copll0n In the Morris mansion for So
urdu evening. and went under h
fathers escort
Tuo weeks passed. during which q
rich Now Yorker was a frequent Wis
or a. the Bishop farmhouse. ono eve
ing John called when Arthur Mori
was present. and Jessie introduce
thea. Arthur treated him with N
ain tolerance which success grants
It's mnqulshed
BY the way. Mr.. Burt said
thur Morris. rs he carelesaly rolled
ciTettc, Miss Garden has accept
my invitation 90 attend tomorrow
clnbako near Cohassot must
ssNpany party u Nov York frieI
vino will spend the night on my vac
and attend the bake. We must st
early. 80 can't offer to escort NJ
Garden. n | may presume on y
acquaintance with her. I shall
you TO drive her 10 the grove, VIII
will meet you with my friends"
81 shall be more than pleased
Miss Garden Will accept my cscoI
W said John.
Certainly. win" laughed Ies
z Arthur Morris remained few II
utes longer. then he gally babe Jos
he adleu. shook hands with John 81
p and rodo away