Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
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THAT! Mother, dear, Z cried Dorothy,
trimming in for glove thread, shat aw-s
1sl hat r., I Y ' 'sz
Exactly. Z 4 s1' sS
5ssOn Baster Mondayt'' they chimed
Vow, see here said their mother
whose hat is this NV i
sOh, IT'S hot MINE said Mildred.
s.ysl not Dispute oWnership. . y.
SEssDon't yoh want granny to ella.
your lovely new Easter hat with the
flowers and the pinmes r. ceooaksd Dor
dkhy. D vi Nj ...s5. #3;:5 sfs ,% 49,
vi don't cafe to spoil tthe plnmss and
itSiooks like rain. There's a dripping
SDg now. ,s5 & :. \: 81 *:s
.:1 think Iii. clear q ! said i Milafssd
Hopefully as che pinned son IA big
plumy hat Of her own gray blue. likelI
her eyes ss .S3 3. /: f Sss
s$stI cant see why you girls care gso
much about this hat today. III the
fisst place. Ms an all right hat;$ In the
next place, # will be hoWlingly stylish
for grammyss metropolis; III the Third
place, we shall seeBs no lone we.
know except rapnny whose affection
1s not dependent on hats; in the
fourth place. she added after "a ST. i
lent moment spent ID adjusting her,
ven, ..'I'm going to wear 1t, SO YOU
may as well save your splutters. - w
AN the ferry boat they found seat
for her, but had to- stand lthemselv IN
81 can't seesn; murmured Mildred.
aWhy mother VIII wear that beast Of
aNhat,' n .s?: !, 81 ~" 5,1ss
She looks precisely like the head
of the biological d department. respond
ed Dorothy under cover of mournful
solndsaf ROM the fog bell
a '''somet things got to happen to II, e
sfetnrned .MtHdred with spiri But. to-.
day! You can't think, Dot, how per
fectly elegant he is think elegant
I 7s q rather cheap word, but cam
think of q single other one that will
describe hin: Oh yes, f Gag, too
Thorough bred that's y what he r. !.
Eve sof al elegant thorong hbred
ways to meetia GIRLS mother!" 4 81
Y: He just couldn't get away from his.
aunt a day sooner gu know 1 the
whole party up here, wa q! s FOR him III
and he said he Just couldn't wait d
day longer, 50 at last / told him we
were, going way. But # j happened TO
zee him Is ,the ,sta hon a present him,
And now she has on hat hatls' VI =I5
ssHumphr r, said Dorothy. g. ss.Y ou'd bet
1 ter spend a little time thinking what
sort Of an imp preston he II make On the
little mot 4 4 u It
S5S Eve been lying awake nights over
that, never fear z responded Mildred
The. boat thnnped up Into the slip,
and they Joined their mother 81 the
push to the FROM. 7. rs
They found themselves d few min
;autess early, and az they stood waiting
I. Tor the gates, to open a tall young man
rushed By, to Mildred and seized her
hand enthusiastica RE 55g33
sss Mamma this ist / MI. Frank Shipley,
Mrs. Mason's nephew, you know. T
think spoke of him after her house
4 party ~ 1, 81 /
The MUD 81 Mildred, II motlie quick
sEly reviewed all her daughter had said
fsanent this most eligible nephew finer
own Old friend Nd
sss q think you die, !" she said as she
gave him her ha az. IS Are you ding
g the country too for sthe ~ Easter e oh
3saSSdays r 8.:
5 'm running down az Salem bit
S0G business. !. $ss:il
III Ohs you're taking our train, then ?'i's
e Am How Jolly r.;
M The gates pened then, and he pos.
sessed himself of "a wrap and an UNI
brellaSS she was carry ing, helped them
all on; located her, found a seat feor
the girls and them drop doWn she1
side Mrs. Bronson as Few seats behind
hsr daughters, And Il he watched
yJervs +IIrn NO h5}I