Charlevoix county herald., 1910-06-18

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Julia; She does. That's fine Oh.
l wonder if Olive ever finished col
| lege?
Mary: No, ! don't think she did, /
know she taught school few years
and not long ago heard she was
clerking in department store in New
York city.
julia: She is!
Mary: Someone told me they saw
her selling woman a pair OF gloves
which she persuaded her TO buy. tell
ing her they We're Of the best quality,
were very stylish and that the color
was being worn very much that
season.
Julia: That sounds just like her
talking. She was always so ready to
argue that am sure she makes tine
clerk. (postman, with letter. Oh. the
pOstman. An announcement Or inyi-
tation. / wonder whom it can be
from? (opening) Mabel Northon's!
Mary: Mabrls?
Julia: Yes. (readsl Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph II. NOrthou announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Mabel
Z. TO Mr.. Franklin Littletield of Far
well, on the evening OF Monday, the
25Jh Of July at seven O'Clock, at st.
Thomas Church, New York.
Mary: Well, who would have
Thought 1t?
Julia: 1t is certainly a surprise to
NE, as well as what ! heard the other
day concerning Ethel Crowell.
You've heard about that. haven't Yon?
Mary; No, the last heard of her
she was studying for a nurse, why
where Is she now?
Julia: Oh. she is becoming quite
famous in New Jersey as nurse and
| doctor.
Mary: IL that right? | know she
was always anxious TO become nurse.
| But where in the world Is Agnes
Green? / have never heard OF her
since we graduated. Don't you know
anything for her, she was always so
quiet and sedate?
Julia: Why, some time ago l was
reading in the paper OF school based
on reason and theory called Green's
college" founded by Agnes. She
seemed to be having good success.
Mary: Oh, is that so? Isn't that
| queer? But she always seemed 10
have ideals Of her own. although she
would never express them until you
quizzed her. Say, you remember how
SO many Of the girIs didn't want US
TO put anything in the propheSy about
them, and Flora especially? What is
she doing now? Did she ever go TO
Ferris?
Julia: Yes, she found out my ad-
dress somehow and about month ago,
as she was passing through here on
her way home, she called me up 10y
phone.
Mary: She did?
Julia: Yes, you know she gradual
ed from the business college the same
time | did, and now she occupies
prominent position in Kentucky.
But say, someone told me that she
still loved the little Junior.
Mary: Do you mean FLOYD? Did
she take him away from Audie?
Julia: / guess so.
Mary: There's Anthony, too, he
was always up TO those kinds Of tricks.
You know he was so prominent In our
class and athletics aud especially
among the girls.
Julia: Yes, | can see Anthony-or
Nat as we used To call him-now going
up the middle aisle at $40 TO Miss
Cameron TO tell her TO announce some
meeting. for he was president of the
Senior class, and manager OF the
basket, football aud track teams.
Mary: Yes, aud don't you remem-
Der how he used to get up and auction
off the boxes at those box socials In
the winter when there were only
about four or five boys there?
Julia: lie was always willing TO
help though. But you know how he
had So many lady correspondents
during basket ball season. We'll, he
planned way by which he could
keep all their names separate, aud how
do you suppose it was?
Mary: l can't imagine. How?
Julia; Well, everytime one OF them
got married he would take her picture
ia drawer. lie had done that until
he had them all there bat one. Now
he has laid that one away also but
with di fferent feeling than the rest,
for now lie has no trouble in keeping
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