Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02

open aud they Heemed 10 bs suffering
from sort Of paralysis.
well. what's the matter with your
demanded the arrival, "Aln't too
stuck up TO shake hands after all these
years, are you"
Bailey eJocumted "WclI swan to
man. II blleye you're Cy whit.
taker"
Miss Aurcllne phInney made no less
4 than nine calls that afternoon BE.
fore bedtime It was known from the
last house IN "Woodchuck lane" to the
0sh shautles At West Bayport that
young Cy' Whitaker had come back;
| that he had come back for good"
that he was staying temporarily at the
1 perfect boarding house, that ho was
awful well or having made lots OF
money down In South America, that
I he intended 10 FIX over the Whit
/ tolier place ana that II was to be fixed
| over not I'm q modern manner with
plush pnrlor sets In Sylvunus ca
hoon or with onyx tables and blue
and gold chairs Ike those adjoining the
/ Atkins mansion II was 10 be az near
os possible a reproduction Of what 1t
had been IN tho time Of the late
/ "Capn Cy' young Cy's father
% think he's ont Of his head, ," de
cIurrd Miss Ihnney In confidence to
/ each Of tho nine females whom she ia
yorod "Ith hrr call. mot crazy. you
understand but sort " touched I'm the
upper STORY says so 10 Mntildy
Iripr said % right out too Mauldy'
! Hys, 'hcs got screw loose up Dloft
lus' ag sure as you're born womnun
What makes you think soy says she.
Nu.l sgy' !, do sou s'pose anybody
/ that want foolish would be FOR spend.
Iu good money on an old house TO
mako n U.lurT says Coin TO tear
down the plazza the fust thing Per.
/ furiiy good piazza that cost S9SGO TO
bui.d know because ! see the bin
when the IIowoscs had It done And
ho's roIn to set out box hedges, some
thin that uin't been the style In this
town sence Congressman Atkins pull
ed up his What IN the wide world,
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entire spring and well into the summer
Then came painters and gardeners.
The pio22n disappeared Il new picket
fence, eyncuy Ike the Old one torn
down by the lI0weses, was erected
new shutters were hung; new window
/ panes were set tho roof was newly
shnglel. Captain Cy senior had in
his day cherished a New England fond,
ness for white and green pant; there
fore the new fence was white and the
house was white and the blinds brill
liant green Rows Of box hedge, the
plants brought from Boston, were set
out on each side Of the front walk The
IIowes' front door bella camorous
gong was removed, and glass knob
attached to spring bell Of the old
fashioned Jingle" variety took its
place An old fashioned flower garden
Captain Cys mother had loved 20.
sies-wa laid out on the west lawn
beyond the pear trees All these
changes the captain superlntcnded
when they were complete he turned