The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-26
VISITING AROUND


keeping house up You'd sight better rent it furnished 1t
bring SIS month easy and with pas pension just where
you'd children would be tcked to death tot
have and stay with long you're connted Harry
saying day you the best the house
way don't feel safe about being mere
alone Pa amt fit to tend fires and such You he amt
daughter finished speaking the color came into MIS-
know she said firmly but what your pa
just about smart he was Mot and don kno" ' ~
don't any looking after as can see .,; II
Now needn't get mad or unreasonable ABOUT
said Mot exclaimed mpatenty 81 meant Tor your g
what's YOU and you don't There's nothing TO hue
going with week Young Dr. Hayes VIII take e
and keep till his new one ready TO 60 M M e+ Of seSteIer
about last night He'll SO month up to the nrs Oh a.
at Mr.. Chase
pace about the He was Toyaced Ola man WIN IN @
curling gray hair and figure well knit in spite OF MS 10 Sg w
There's the garden ma he objected Garden sass Is NAH lily "
s if you couldn't get garden in the city laughed Mot who
her Her parents seemed very Ola TO h
for time she had been determined to make them k T
housekeeping and 60 to live round with melr ell 81
very that she had visiting them now she
slowly pounds avodupos from the chair in which she
Vel ma what do YOU think about Mots Mr.
Chase who always referred everything to his wife.
Mrs pondeIed There's sense in what she says
slowly 81" does seem foolish to keep the house
mn inst for us two And YOU year out
Just And might just well be putting aside that $
out at garden 1--WE might try this summer he conceded
"hey poster death don't don't think much of this W
ing we'll try you and see how works.
delighted when heard the decision and began to help
her mother make ready for the change ~
ing putting she and her mother fell into dssenson In the
Mrs Chase complained about her to her us
"shes deu hadsrong woman she said 81 had regular
OwdeOw with her taking my knit shoulder cape and your
jacket her old jaw set firmly Give got em both rolled
up the little ch and the chst locked good and tight
scarcely heard He felt that he arng forth to
unuabe experence-he who had always been
his old heart heavy.
windows upon paved brick WALL and her
Benas Mr. Chases soul yearned garden
whole week he dug waeed hopefully Then his back out
glad sit the balcony and read the novels which
his granddaughter brought home him from the library Mrs Chase
with him and famed desperately She felt the heat than he
city very At night they stied in their tiny
and during the day they too out Then
spell of cooler weather and Mot and the girls hauled them forth
They taken everywhere and they rode miles and miles the
the city his looked as if an elephant had stepped on it.
But can't play off sngy when they're housing ma" hi
Mrs Chase sighed She was srngng beans in Mos
Kitchen beckOned he
sshe whispered into it, "Tese the awfues beans
ever awphy as don't believe they can ever be cooked
misery passed; whispering together
much of terribly hot night the old next morning will
in their
guess pa and go and Tommy a spell He's beer
urging US like fun this good whie announced Mrs Chase at thu
There was chorus of dismay from Mot and the girls But Mott
husband who CHANGED to be home said nothing He merely kept hi
"Oh you go cried the grand
daughters
You Mot girls won't have any kind of
time at all without grandpa to take 'em around"
81 guess they'll find elers said Obdurae grandpa grin
ming Tommys sort of expecting u.s. Mot and he's much
as you be our daughter"
We if you feel you want to haven't word say,
people Tommy met them at the station of til
hat far back his bald head He took them home his asonab
wife, who rusted about them BOTH kissed them cody and said s
glad to them Dinner rather
appalling affair for the unsOphstcated couple The sight
much linen napey glass and silver startled whit
capped maid brought highly intervals
Tommy had married money well style and had everything
dollars could procure.
1t not however home of the word The
were no children and Fanny always changing
tanning folk privately in the parlor going call
dance The old people left day after day and ii
mercy of the
There amt system this house, sighed Mrs Chase 81 can
stay here long pa They're kind good all that but
amt airy enough for TOmmys wife"
well We'll stay long enough decent now we're here
soOhed Mr.. Chase ~
They Lizzie their other daughter that she MIC
expect them time she