The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08

ago am about to sell the plaee-s1uire weheet wishes
to buy it for his sons occupancy-and have been little
uncertain as te the contents. Neither brother nor
myself as it happens. is Of sentiment, yet how
matterof-fact may he hardly likes sell
the things his have priced would really
heve my DerpeXity if you would accept whatever family
properties remain in the house There's particular
in going family which happened before you
we're born, and which scarce remember. OnIy-I don't
who these people or object their
masqUerading been-but don't believe there any
harm done by it. after all. presume Squire Wellheet
would like the house cleared shall give orders
for its removaI?"
Annie hestated. If the house is for his son." she
said, shyy, there will for moving the things
Because, he has only son-and i" her ris
ing color told the
Robert Manshelds heart caIoused by years of selfish
pursuits stirred little His elder sister was only
off memory of his childhood but the girl before him
Of his blood.
We'll we'll" he said, believed I selling the old
place without shadow of but find it gives
of satisfaction after all, to know that it is
going of the family You must let me know when
the wedding day is set"
On the morning Of October s. serepta Hanscom. with
her valises walked brsy up the graveled path to
WellfeeEs back Purple flowers and bril-
liant thorn berries adorned bonnet but she carried
her hand ate-howeTng monthly 4 shall wish
rerim my bonnet before the wedding hour" she ex
planned Serepta unwecOme guest in a busy
household and Mrs Welheet overburdened with many
duties this aimportant day. gladly accepted her oHer
of But today Sereptas swift needle Jagged
unaccountably and her usual ready suggestions for
household problems not forthcoming.
suppose you heard all about the Mansfield
terry" Wellfeet suggested Didn't it beat every
thing? ! guess it begun to be pretty generally ac-
cepted that there something kind Of ghosty about
But 1 don't suppose the real facts will ever be
known
pleating. Il have communication to make. she said
desperately yet with careful choice of Ian
guage to keep it until after the wedding but
weighing my mind such extent shan't en-
Joy the services unless speak, Her hostess regarded
her with perplexed well" she said, nquiringy.
Il Mansfield" confessed Serepta. Mrs.
WelIfeets far OUtweighed her indignation.
For the sake" she said helplessy. How'd
ever come do such thing, Serepy, and how'd you
dare?" Serepta took her ruie again
could bear to sit and things go wrong,
when little management would them right, she eX-
planned. And l thought would do Rocky Cove good
surely presumption Observation-Disclosures OF a
% %ani It get odt he church people s
feet, but / was play actor in my youth" a., -. 6.
said was something mysterious in past" she
serepta There was all that hired help and the expense
For the first time serepta betrayed embarrassment
The expense was very little, after all she SAID,
be | was the hired woman -. 49,. - ~.
i So 80; IN S Ibiener st'e confirmed. U.s.
the hired that cut the bushes l was-Mrs Wen;
declare it a base fabrcaon-but was THEFT that
was the colored man That is an regret To think the
great-granddaughter English duke could for
get modesty to walk the streets in mems
aWSys w 9ST 6etd prev to various conflicting
eanG G f tbat aftsrnoon al the NsnsfeId house
have the mystery cleared up 1t has troubled Annie
than little don't know you'd better advertise
it outside the family. walkin round in mems clothes
and amp5aeh on your lace IS d OF 3oa ana y gs
mite Of harm done! As you've limited out there was
SS a. beneath her guess when they come to
bi1dred dollar check from her uncles among the
ding gifts they'll decide she's part Mansfield after all
will retrim my bonnet now she said