Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-23
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save his neck he couldn't say a word
In reply. After making several vain
attempts he walked off. On his way
home be turned aside and climbed the
fence TO speak 10 Farmer Henderson.
working In his field. Minnie's father
had been posted and was waiting for
his opportunity. Joel had stammered
out that II was hot day and that corn
seemed TO be looking up and that he
was afraid that one of his cows had
the hollow horn, when Elisha finished
killing up hill of corn and slowly
said:
Joel, they say that there's going to
be heap of windmill and wire fence
men along here this fall, and II any
of 'em want TO board with me for n
week or two / shall take 'em In"
"w-wbyy" asked Joel.
well, there's Minnie. you know.
It's time she was thinking of getting
married. Some of those windmill fell
lers are smarter than chain lightning
and well off to boot. I've always kind
er thought I'd like one of them for a
son-in-law."
"Mr Henderson, began poor Joel.
but he had to halt at that. The change
In the attitude of the farmer and his
wife brought great fear TO his heart
and started chills up and down his
back.
Minnie amt looking for husband,
you know. She don't have to do that,
but when the right Teller comes along
/ guess match will be made. a
piano agent the other day asked me il
she was engaged, and | told him there
wasn't anybody around here good
enough. Yes. it's a purity hot day,
Joel. and shouldn't wonder If tomor-
rer would be hotter"
Joel didn't do any work the rest OF
the afternoon. He simply sat and
no har
evening came he headed for the Hen
derson homestead. He was going &c
see Minnie and find out what had hap
pened. 1t was Aunt Judith who was
at the gate when he came up, and she
didn't lose any time, saying:
young man. | guess you've heard
of me. I'm Minnie's aunt. Walk along
the road with me while ! talk to YOU
You don't want to force yourself upon
family where you are not wanted,
do your"
HAS something happened" he anx-
iously asked.
"Well. Minnie's father and mother
have got their eyes open at last. She
has been praised so much that they
TtdllLt slit Gail uldkt II SCOu
don't care TO tell you what the sewing
machine man said today. but you can
bet II was something nice. You know
you hain't just the sort of man the
Hendersons want for son-in-law.
Minnie may like you In way, bu!
when IL comes TO real love, that's an
other thing. If / was you, wouldn't
waste any more time here"
But I love Minniew blurted out
Joel. as he was driven to desperation.
But IL she don't love you what are
you going 10 do about IL? Better give
the thing right up and look for some
other girl. Going home, are you? Well,
good night. Try and think have told
you this for your own good"
Next day farmers little girl
brought Minnie n note, and half an
hour after receiving ii she was down
In the hickory grove talking with Joel.
When she returned to the house, she
looked pale and acted In nervous
manner, but she was not questioned.
Soon after supper she pleaded head
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