The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-01

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Presenting you to my mother. Mr..
0~ge Gormiy mother. my very good
fcpd-
ht Haldane drew herself up
uolJ bowed himself down In n bow
ID" carefully calculated to express
pphf degree Of appreciation OF the
hnc aud nothing more
" friend. Miss Stewart. my f.
W and thy brother. MIR LAvingstons
ihanc, Dr. DcveauI-
10 persons mentioned bowed cool.
y accept that Livingstone HAldans
irusd A little more cordially in his
reppluon than tho others did. while
D RveauN actually stepped forward
al attended his hand
W dear air." he said genially. hii
oh ace heaming with good nature
al genuine admiration. II am de.
up'a tu have The privilege OF
sfiksg you hy the hand Anybody
10 las tho courage to attack the
/ dchnl freight Traction company as
~ avo don" 10 n, papers may be
/ rrprad as "a public b.nciactor whom
II q honor To know
! | Think you" said Gormly. grateful
fofia recognition
! sE began Haldanc. AN unfor
tunh accident IN our machine has
INV us upon your hospitality I did
noknw that my friend Goodrich had
soh us place or"
| fbtthat rive You no concern. air.
anFetd Gurmly. u pray that You
WI nsid"r the place and all In Il
as Joe own beg you will take on
ydu uoIs and make yourselves en-.
try q home"
This very handsome Of you. am
sur continued the elder lialdnne.
slovly removing his coat; but my
owl ricc lies but xix miles beyond
hert cd II you will permit us 60 tolc.
pho,e ny stables. I think We shall
hnv ttrouble you but little"
'Ihs telephone IA In the library
yontr Mr. Inldanc, and ia at your
ser,ceIs ia everything in the house.
rerc that my own stables are not
yet itnishcd. The small station
wagn I'd pair which brought you up
are N, only horses have on the
plae, ivt now"
"k,d oily well crowded we were'
said ioug llaldane
"MsaNhlle." continued Gormly
may Vk have you had dinncr7 Can
I offG ~ anything 60 eat. or -
we hnk YOU" answered Mrs. Hal
dane n We dlned at the Braddons-
plasc We or six miles back before
we slrh"
"A Gu OF tea or n glass Of wine
after ysr cold ride. them" sale
Gorui5
THAT would be very nice indeed.
said Mi iIadane. Louise, Rrcn'
you amB dying for a cup Of tca?"
"Peislng for lack OF IT," answered
Louise ppmptly.
Gornlisymmoned the butler. gnv'
the ntceary directions. showed Hal
dane ,he the telephone was. invite,
the oheimen into the library also
wherathn was well stocked buffe
and otcesnt cigars; after which h
showeSyr women into n small receI
ton rot on the other side Of IN
hall. al left them to dlyest then
selves flhoir wraps
Tho nlh refreshed themselves a,
cording y their fancy nj the buffc
! lighted DER cigars, which, ms Cha
, oner hilbeen careful to send SUI
ply Of ibimly's fayorite and priyat
brand. nSy found excellent. while Hn
! dane varty underworld to get In con
munlcabt with his own house. Sue
: was the lsyerity Of tho storm for
country prepared for II, howeyc
that tho hires were broken In ever
direction Even that to the lodge WI
found tote nut Of order at last,
Gormlilhnd not wnitcd In the
: brary 10 bear the result NJ the tcl
phoning ~ soon M he had the me
comfortnb provided for, he Ind got
|, back 10 o. groat hall, which vi
more Of living room than anythlr
else. Thlfrst Of the women Of N
party to ls-sent herself was Miss III
dane SD WIS In full evening dres
, Her nobl' lcnd rose grandly from h
exquisite shoulders. In her dark hn
she wore IA diamond coronet III
= dress. son thimmering stun Of whit
- trailed hAlhd her.