The Harrison times., 1912-10-05
The Book of the Goth Century
CluE.
CHAPTER J.
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and all her maidens around her,
and spake unto them in this wise
saying: Behold, have great It'd
ings. for | was warned in a dream
that on this Goth day and 9th
month, that great tidings have
come to pass, for 10, | have had a
vision, and have seen my people
from the land of Harrison, and they
are coming in tribes and their char
lots are covered with trapplngs OF
silver, and we shall eat, drink aud
be merry because of their coming,
and my maidens shall play upon the
cymbals and pipes, and the damsels
shall dance the Grizzly Bear, and
there shall be JOY in the land Selah,
And 10, it came to pass that 1t
was even as she said, and there was
a great tumult, and she saw a cloud
of dust, and heard the shouts OF
many people as they drew near and
10, and behold she went forth to
meet them, and she fell upon their
necks and wept for joy, and the
tribes spake one to another saying;
"Lo, it is we'll for us to be here, "
And she called her maidens, and
spake unto them this wise, saying
"Go, bring the fatted chickens,
and fill the cups with drink, for 10,
my people will eat a square meal
with me, and great will be the JOY
thereof, and 10, the feast was spread,
and the the tribes said one to an
other, saying with exceeding great
Joy: Verify, this feast knocks the
feast of Belshazzer into a cooked
hat" Selah.
And behold they did eat till they
were all hlled, and still the feast
seemed not to diminish, And they
all talked with one accord, and the
sound that went forth was like unto
a mighty battle, and it waxed loud
er until the tribes could eat no lon
ger and then Leona appeared in
their midst and spake unto them
SAYING Behold, we are tired OF
much ieasting and ! will summon
my maidens to appear before thee,
and they shall sing for thee and
play the Bully Rag, and devise other
ones, and we shall be merry and
straight way there came forth a
damsel, one, 'Doycy,' from the
tribe of Hyde, whose surname was
Cary, and she lifted up her voice and
spake unto them "The Old Settler, "
and she sang many new songs,
which did greatly please the multi
tude.
And it came to pass that the
tribes spake unto Leona, saying in
this wise: "Show unto us thy lands
and thy Aocks, that we may rejoice
with thee" And Leona hardened
unto their voices and she led them
to walk by the river called "Bcauti-
ful and gave them to drink from
the spring called the Fountain of
Youth" and when they were no
longer athurst she bade them to
pluck the fruit that grew around
them until they were weary with
much seeing, and as they drew near
TO the dwelling Of Leona the young
damsels came out saying "Lo! we
bring you ,idngs ofgreot joy there
is n two.gallon bucket Of ice cream
waiting for yc to eat" And there
was great rejoicing, and one spakc
unto the other saying 10 and be.
hold, how she sets it up, Selah, y
And they did cat, and again that
mighty sound arose like unto n
great roaring Of the wind, And
Johnson, the spouse Of LeonN (the
only man on the place. spake unto
himself, saying Lord, deliver me
from ever joining the Mormons'' y
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And Leono spoke unto her people
in this wise, saying How doth
my people prosper in the land OF
Harrison, is it well with yeI"
I And the tribes answered with one
voice "Bct yer liff we've got the
shops
Now when the sixth hour had iul'
Ily come the tribes began gathering
Go depart, and the noise waSed
louder until for two miles down the
valley it could be heard like unto the
roar of the sea; and rs they gather
ed Leona counted them all-seyen'
teen. There were the tribes of Davis,
/ Kirby, Cecil, Baker, Harlan Clark,
BprdwcIl Lopp, Sbiun Walters, Ty.
son, Freezing, Abbey, Cary Ward,
Greene and Eagle, and great was
the gathering thereof Thus endeth
the first chapter Of the Book Of the
2Oth Century Club, Sclob.
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