The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04
The WOMAN RICE PLANTER
mar TthDS d, TRIP NORTH
AND sII> nov DkRS.
! substitute fnr the President at the White
HOUSE Experiences In New Nork
,iamih uf Negroes distinguished
for IaNaIIN. lI,irIii, and Honesty.


for Io,aIIN. lI,irIii, and Honesty.
.rpr,Err NruI II such intense -I-
....-.- r.rr.ri..- this household that
>. U.s. .u-".r.r "a accomplish anything.
r.. I-' 'yp weeks have boon very full
,..r ~ urru planted. also Potatoes.
..,| prepared Tor cotton Tn" incu-
| ...-.i ont a splendid lot Of healthy
..s-
f.-.t,- Gn this | have been sewing and
.-. 80. ,.rE for The day after tomorrow |
.. .....rE for a visit To- New York. and l..
v.,... ~ Wonders. chloe j. 10 20 too by
.. INVITATION. | was afraid At first
,., ,..r,r"ur would put an end To her
Or when I read the letter of invitation
l. 80 -... ...i nvcrcnme.
M - ..-' Sue said IL would IN impossible.
~ ~ ..- 'p leave tn" chickens and who
..," car" If the house and yard
', -.- VS. gomez No II was impos-
T.' I arranged To get Jim's wife
p. ,... harry" NJ the precious cuba
-. so the Who'll" poultry ward. and
,..., .- ~ =" Sh" pride$ herself on be-
irc , '~ov"lI"d person. having been in
Y --f ri-olina and Georgia. as we'll "a
. '- .rr different parts of South Carolina
.r. wing gone all through the public
bindings IN rho capital If this State,
rr- OIL" idea II going TO New York and
!.rrC 20 pass through Washington
co. ut coming it seems too much
BE- ..- p L. complete outfit had To
he - i.r 'Ea Journey That Of itself
va, .v unsu"akahle. My own prepara-
..r. -.uN mo lnsignifiCance beside tho
r,-".. 90" II 'h"s" Of my good Chloe.
I..-r lang = now about ready and u. V.
,.- ,ru- IT. my diary while away and will
- ..'"wnr ~
rr.r'lIrE. June li-Got back from
.v ... .-nrfII holiday last evening 7
-.--.t IA my drive from the railroad
81. .,r.e'" Ia 49, how everything was
f..-i my good old Bonaparte IN deep
ol,'-.--. has faI,hful and devoted wife
s,-- rEyp weeks ago
Tf'. had lived together happily fifty
.--o" Years and no il crushed He cried
.Isa .nlId ON seeing me- gave him nv
,,-ro-. -ymnathy. I'm So sorry her i'll
0s-- and death should have come while
Wa away. in broken words he told III.
VIVA a surprise IL was To him: he never
thought Liz could die on lef' him When
V.rNIngman loses good wifi. h. j.
.1iA"i h"reft; his companion. helpme.r.
u
.;7n" at one fell swoop. and he Is left for
m
shall myself miss Lizette very much.
her" were certain things she always did
.r '." sausage making and Christmas
operations always meant TO get her
-u ''I me all sh" remembered and 10
r-'e II down She belonged 70 a family
ru.a considered by INV father and by his
arms before him. They were distin-
-ui>r'd for loyalty. fidelity and honesty
sri took great pride in their distinction
family.
il.ett" : mother. Maum Maria was our
rur-" and her father old Daddy Moses.
Gould h" trusted with anything Put
cd. silver. provisions. anything in his
large and II was safe. His sens. Of
-.~ponsIbIity was sacred-alas. aIas. TO
nd such a one now Some Of his dascen- ,
G.nts ar very smart. hI' none ha- iis-
- character
one ~ his sous who had been our third
.. l-e servant mean ia rank there being
'.r men above him. made quite. "a nam.
himself as "A caterer and steward
he club in Carolton after the war
srI one Of his great Erandsons illicit.
"'t Ronaparte's grandson il a minister
-" Episcopal Church He was ,dI-
1'eT in church school here and when
'aa.- Vas call for boy 81 high Charac-
ar p. De taken and 10 be educated by the !
aG- ne was chosen and proved most /
"a fs'rory IN every way, and he passed I
-"- trkahly fine examination in Greek /
La and Hebrew before hl- ordination.
b" sod 10 visit his grandparents every :
v@ar hu' since he has been ordained .
f-.a-' ~ has not been here. as he has mar
ia. al! has work He j. the pride and |
.ny : his grandparents heart. but there |
WAYS "A lizzie drawback in the fact
IA hey are uncompromising Metho-
Gl--- and they felt he had deserted their
CHI u
he present Bonaparte's usefulness
..'" gone. even his capacity to do any
'I..S Nth his hands and he cannot stay
81. ..- h"us". has To 90 over to stay at
BE IN = u mile away. He seemed 30
-. '.Ar now | had come home things
...i '" 90 "r
3 " am" home two weeks ahead 81
-." A. - accomplish the move from
'"" i.tH- 1'lpn 20 the pineiand. and
'" " ~y-h.uG comfortably arranged
:. -" % r.r" dinner and no bad news
'- ch'ful new possession. a most
--. -... ans Distinguished scottish ter
... p s"nT home with her. met
p T.'. "l'hgsIasrn. He was a present
-.' 0harmlng friend and hostess
A. a. =" b" Il great pleasure 10 ms.
j. b. .a"--ihl" to ds-crib.. him. he re-
'.-'.- p" Il 80 many different Wild
.--.'-. d.. 10 time being strangely hu-
w. HrT"r Chloe brought out "A hsau-
~. ." "aK" which -h" had mad. for
bay Sh" seemed afraid I might
..r = "N'rayaganc.. and assured
.a' anv Used up b" odds AN d
'-..' which w"r'. left IN the store
.| .." fresh butter and fresh eggs
HN- rp' AZ hDfn" 10 eat ! was
-ri praised her very much q
~u"-- aud thought. but seeing =
10 n" silver drawer for III"
-." added hastily; n
'.- Pa-uuns. I amt tell yu II
NJ hat liunp'ny d