Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-02

I'm out 10 club aud make a speech,
tho words keep occurring so me after
get home, ! may make speech to-
night, and you may hear mo after get
home but don't let II bother you"
"No, sir. Shall leave a white rag
sticking In the keyhole outside 80 that
you'll have no trouble with your keyI"
"Um, um! You had better simply 70.
member what have said" he replied
as he went upstairs 10 get dressed.
Leaves Home For Club.
MIR Bowser left the house about 3
o'clock, and after Thomas had arrived
and courted me for n couple Of hours
I went on 20 my room and bed.
didn't undress however, and | left my
door open had fallen Into dozs
half dozen times ana II had gone
midnight when heard n fall down
stairs, At the same time there was
sort Of screech from the family cat,
and the poor creature came bounding
upstairs with look OF terror In her
eyes, am no hired girl at $40 per to
ha scared by ghosts, and | at once
went downstairs. The front door stood
wide open, with stray dog looking
IN, aud on the door Of the sitting room
lay MIR, BoWser Tie was badly rum,
Piled up, I should think that man
that had been blown up IN sawmlll
would look IA he did was looking
u him aud wondering what l should
DO when he sat up and hllnked at me
and asked.
"lsh thaE you, Mlshus Rowsherg"
enc; this Il Annie"
Annie, the cookF
tYea,"
"wCll, lsh anything the maGGerr'
Il heard you fall aud came down to
see"
"Yesh, fell over chair--shame old
chair, shame old fall, Where's Mlshus
h0wsherY'
"shC left here this morning. you ~.
memhCr"
"oh. yesh." he said after thinking Il
ever aud struggling up aud getting into
n chair,
'CaO | help YOU upstalTsY" I asked
a. he looked around the room as lf
everything was strange to him,
''YOU help me upstalrsH whyH
What forZ shay, Annie went ter
Gay ola Roys' club tonight"
"YcSy
II was called ON Tor a speCch-alluS
ealled GA, spoke for half an hour,
shay, wish Mlshus Rowsher had
beeO there; wish YOU had been there;
wish every eotly had been there, Hes
spS<'ch ever made Ia my llfc,"
Mrs, kewSer viii he pleased TO
hear that
"wm shcs WIN Shes Dear old
MlShWs Rewshev, HcSh. sir, I spoke
Cog half an hNNr, aud | never heard So
eoucA laughing In my liNN CP,r,arlOus
applause, tn Oualianl s0ccheSs, shay,
ANNlNyN
YES"
Who discovered American"
TIN N0iy a NlrSd girl at $40 per-" 1
y'12,SA "e"' think II pas CNlNm,
bus"
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WSS wa$hMgt0gs, hut odds Is or differ
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en- eNc0Sht down ~ ANaSN When I
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aCoNna "a their Shoulders and Sauns.
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