Evening journal., 1907-10-15
Personal and Pertinent

When Lucy seaver married william Edison and was
able to have calling cards with Mrs William Edson' en-
grayed upon them, she felt life had no higher pride
IN store for her She preserved this attitude through an
the years OF her married life
When Mr.. Edison died she nconsoabe and even
after several OF wdowhond hoty resented an
indication that he friends had forgotten her amented
William for one moment
1T makes angry she said 10 one whom she
suspected Of earelessness in the matter spoken
9i or thought OF as Mrs Lucy Edson Il is insult
Williams memory"
4oh I'm sure It's never for that said the friend
pie, you know for widow 70 take her Christian name
have letters addressed TO her in that way and so on"
IL WIN never be with me-" said the widow Indignantly
Il prefer always 20 be known the late Mrs. William
Edson'-fouth's Companion
Husband reading) Yesterday there died in the Quar-
tier Popncourt man beloved and respected by all who
knew him. lie model husband and during the
fory-three years OF his married life out any
Mother-in- law-Do you hear thatg Married forythree
years ana mad never been out one evening No club
Husband lconnuins)-He did not even go out in the
day as he was paralyzed.-Bon Yiyant
The mans shirt front was far from spotless and his
waise9at and coat covered with Crime and grease
out o 'ase ou'onhole bouquet was placed on the lapel
what do you think Of thisg he said to casual ac
ggaln'anee , pointing to The bouquet Where do you
Don't know" admitted the other Perhaps it grew
there.'-Youth's companion.
charming young lady went into the principal sta
toner's shon IN country town and asked some
tnln note paper After selecting what desired she
hesitated for a moment
softly sfs' f'S 3fNs"
Certainly madam" said the stationer with great
pFomptness Are you elergymans wife?"
"N-no," said the young lady.
An, clergyman's daughter, them said the shop-
man. as he began TO tie up the paper in neat parcel
N-no was the ladys hesitating reply. Then she lean
ca across he counter and spoke in confidential whs-
per bpt II nothing happens shall be engaged TO a
ueoioslcal student as he comes home from
college this term '-Cassells Saturday Journal
Cyrus Greenough had decided that the methods Of
New England were too slow for him. and had there
lore' moved 10 stirring Western town From his new
friends 49, '''' ~ 'NS o' ms uiu
guess cy has struck just the spot to suit him. this
pu friend said one day he opened big wallet and
sNuaetea from Il newspaper clipping There's been
sood many things first last that nave made me
nhA so but you just your eye over that" ana
ns banded the clipping TO his neghbor. Read it out
ne said and the neighbor read:
Ihe tornado which struck this toWa yesterday after
noon noon completely demolished the dt3nng house OF
cyrus Hreenough, OF our prominent citizens U,,en
seen py our special reporter Greenough was In the
pest OF spirits he and his wife three children hav
byterian Church - Ne res
MT Greenough spoke Of his satisfaction in the fact
tat ms store was unharmed his business could 90
on Nithout interruption. Although he was somevhat
nsplesu Anout the head and arms. Mr. Greenough was
SUE 20 demonstrate the workings OF his new patent
snoe,aens with ease and clearness Price ave cents
pair three pairs for cents youths Companion