The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-28

Il Should Think comprehend why
Notln she SHOULD take
the remark as personal! ! can read
ily see how the faging-out between
her and Grace came about A mere
touch would set it right Il Is such
a pityi They have been friends %
many years."
Il know It, agreed Mrs. Gait. II
really believe it is my duty % -
something about Il. You see, know
Graee's sister 50 we'll"
@The very thing" cried Mrs. Felt
hanger When see Katherine LII
just speak plainly to her. Perhaps.
though. I'D best talk the matter over
with her cousin. She has SO much in-
fluence over Katherine
Anyhow said Grace's sister, with
very pink cheeks. 10 Mrs Gait 4
don't see how you can blame Grace
for the quarrel between her and Kath-
crime, Grace has a perfectly sweet
disposition and
~Oh, my. yes" agreed Mrs. Gait IN
haste. Il only meant that Il Grace
hadn't been SO hasty-and If she'd
make the first advance toward
reconciliation
4 should think not" said Grace's
sister, Indignantly After the things
Katherine said II any one apologies
she mustl | must say I'm surprised
that any one who has always aD
peared such a good friend AS you
have should take such an underhanded
way Of saying things about Grace
behind her back"
The idea" snapped Mrs Gait. get
ting to her feet. MY amazement is
that I've known yod al these Tears
and never seen your real nature TIL
nowl You're as touehy as Katherine
and as illogical"
Thank you FOR your opinlon'" said
Grace's sister, Jelly.
And 80 they parted.
Really, said Ratherine's cousin.
az hrs. Felthanger finished her eager
remarks. 4 don't see what you ex-
pect me TO dol ! cant very well 30
10 Katherine and with a pleasant
smile tell her she Is a ridicuiously su-
4 persensitive. foolish. selfish"
Why | never said she was any
such thing" broke In Mrs. Feithanger.
Indignantly Il was just trying to
show you where she had been wrong
in the AFFAIR.""
Well. said Katherlnes cousin
briskly, you succeeded In showing
me lot morei"
And they parted IN tears
Z never heard anything Ike IT,"
said Grace's sister to Katherine 5
cousin. as they compared notes Try
ing to reconcile Katherine and Grace
indeed Just prying into other peo
ples AFFAIRS. call It! It wasn't thelr
quarrel anyhow
You couldn't exactly call Il a quar-
rel. objected Katherlnes cousin
Katherine is too highminded to quar-
rel-a
4 hope. broke in Grace's sister
with dignity you are not insinuatins
that Grace Is lacking in that quality
She at any rate doesn't fly to pieces
at no prWocation as does Katherine
And she has some senseta
Your remarks quavered Rather
ines cousin. ARE uncalled for and
feel it my duty to tell you"
Nothing you have to say anticI
pafed Grace's sister. ieily could pos
sfhlY interest me- Good day.
The atmosphere could have bee
ent into blocks hy an ice company a
they separated.
TT doesn't seem to have done muc
good. said Mrs. Felthanger when MF.
Gait called oa Ter to report progress
Does its@
NO admitted Mrs Gait in a wo
i ried voice 4 am sure vas just 4
!. saetful as could be, Are you eartal
/ you went at Katherine's cousin Ii
5 right wayg"
q awhea # comes to tact" said Mr.
i Feithanger. Fl don't think naed tai
& lessons from you. dear II you ha
q handled Grace's as we'll as / did n
n side Of the case
"Oh, il that Is the way you fe
q about it, began Mrs. Gait with III
g ed eyebrows.
Ie Il think somebody blundered wo
fully broke 10 Mrs Felthanger.
Not yourself. Of course" cried MI
Gait with pointed sarcasm.
q, And this. sohbed Mrs Felthangs
q from a person ! always Thought
. irlendl"
Aa 4 am glad" Mrs Gait said in
trembling voice. that my eyes q
opened at last to your dnplleltyi~
. As they parted in mutual wraf
= Katherine and Grace walked gay
down the street together. having 4
= gotten at about their IfiTlns din
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