The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-03

Mr.. F1arity 10 motormAn On eAo
other. and they don't make ~
sis trips . day. We are all a-haaes
ing on here on count Of he
boat landing and some Of the neu =
running on the river. Looks liks pfoe-
peritys kinder shying at us. fer Nh
jackson Page cant sell . foot a. ~
land fer a decent price. and she's 5oge
downright land. poor. - the saying ~
is Mr.. F1arity the Fiarity Who =
the owner Of Carrots and HE broth.
err" asked Mr.. Alan. He had dsposite1
Blossom on the counter and she ha1
Immediately curled up Ia . little busch
and plunged into the depths Of s1ssp.
He seated himself on the steps e. -
questioned Miss Selma Lus aboue ~
parental history of the twlnD-aay.
thing to get his mind on the scusnful
lady Of the Hill mansion and givs ~
ears a chance to cool down.
Yes. and he 10 the most miseostuo-
ate man l ever did know about some
things. His wife have had twins
twice. and q tapeworm. aad now she's
gone to the hospital to stay three
months to get cured Of r. TIE pooe
thing wouldn't 90 until psoolse1 -
invite the babies fer Q visit wAils he
were away. All the othsrs ass 1sal =
what makes her nervous about these
Misc Selma Lus was 20 busy lusting
the row Of bluinS bottles that sAs
failed to see the effect q Asr naive
revelations Of the domestic situatioa
In the Flarity household. "Fiarttys
. mothering sort Of . mas ard ~
comes BY and gifts the twins aftsr
eight O'Clock and takes them hone fer
the night and leaves them on ths back
steps with the cat when he has 70 90
on the very early morning runs. %
out and git them right away - sooa
a. can slip ON some clothes"
Does Miss Clemmis spend ~
night!"
oh. no-Mis' Simmons doa't bging
her over till after ten. She takes the
tenforty car into where she washes
dishes fer the Women's Exchange
lunch. 81 has to stay until almost
sundown. and comss homo asaA-bsat.
I dan.kswaak tn1snS- naSAAiaO- Aas1 -
Mr.. Simmons. but II do sssm he uses
his family seerless like on . good sal
ary"
What" inquired Mr.. Alaa from
the doorstep. does the brute DOR
well. I wouldn't skeercsly call him
. brute. I think" said Miss Selma Lus.
~ she shoob out her dustsr and begxa
on the shs!i Of canned tongue He
runs . laundry wagon and he says Il
10 . advertisement fer the house fer
him to Be- stylish drssser. but I can't
see why the house has to have his
pants pressed every morning and have
him wear purple socks and tan shoes.
when his wife 10 all drug out with
trying to piece along and keep going.
Sometimes ! think II must b vanity
In Mr.. Simmons. and vsnity In . man
10 like . turkey gobbler s-strutting In
November"
What about vanity In the ladies.
Miss Selma Lue! You surely don't
approve Of that"
Nov. Mr.. Alan. you're mad ct
what ! said about the men and are
trying to git even with me-" And Miss
Selma Lue smiled over her shoulder
at him. Miss Selma Lue's smile vas
like . broad beam Of sunshine on .
summer morning. Don't you know
the Lord wouldn't have gave women
folks shiny curls. cheeks pink like .
psHe". "sso's pump ossaui no
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s'.ne 10, ,ns' amour. o' pree sna
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