Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-05-06
MARRIED LIFE
CONTINUED from Last Week.

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DR.. Joseph and his bride came on a
bright spring morning. The robin
flashed on wings Of crimson and
gold among the blossoming branches
of the fine old trees, one bird sat on
the very top Of a lilac bush and
sang as if saying, Welcome home
1t was truly a lovely garden with its
winding walks shaded by trees,
although not so large as was in the
city, there were rose-vines, and
wisteria blossoms hung in great
purple clusters against the tall iron
fence. The lawn of soft velvety
green growing all around the fence
were lilies of white and yellow,
making a low lovely hedge.
The house was the home of DR..
Joseph's forefathers and was beauti-
fully furnished. There werebeauti-
full rugs and all the pictures were at
their best on the rich dull tones of
the walls. In the parlor there is a
baby grand piano, a large mahog7
any davenport, easy chair and an
old fashioned Fireplace, which in
winter is filled with logs. The re-
ception hall is furnished in wicker
with hangings of yellow. The
Doctors library is plainly furnished
with book cases filled with books
and leather chairs and couch. There
is a large dining room with the
beautiful old mahogany furniture.
On the buffet shining shelves CLEAN
and on the table a tall vase is filled
with roses.
Jeans father and mother were
there to greet them and later when
Jean was alone with her mother in
the pretty yellow and white bed
room, her mother asked, Have you
been happy, my darlins?" Yes,
Mamma, perfectly happy were the
first four weeks then so many of
the Doctors college friends called
and l was often alone, then" moth
or Il wanted you so much" Jeans
mother kissed her daughters fair
young face as she said, Remember
my child, you have married a very
busy man"
So the summer months 90 by and
the old house is cool and comfort
able. Jean is in her pretty bed
room and she seems very happy
and content. She and the DR.. are
going to the yatch club dance. Jean
looks very pretty in her white
lingerie dress with corsage bouquet
of sweet peas. She had just caught
up'a white silk scarf when the tele-
phone rang. Yes, this is Mrs. JOS
eph," she snapped. DR.. Joseph
hurried to the telephone. oh DR..
Joseph, | am so glad caught you"
came the telephone operators voice
excitedly from the hospital, please
come at once, something terrible
has happened, ambulance call" Dr..
]. looked helplessly at his wife.
Jean busted herself with her
brushes for a moment then said
angrily, oh we'll, 90 on, only l wish
they would find some time for
[ 'ouble excepting when we are
going out" The Dr.. grabbed his
hat and ran.
Miss Morgan was head surgical
nurse and one of the finest in the
world. She was a beautiful girl and
Dr.. Joseph always said much of his
success was due to Nurse Morgan.
Dr.. Joseph entered the operating
room where the operating table was
ready. The patient had been shot
through the lung and was evidently
dying. Miss Morgan watched DR..
Joseph curiously as he got into
his white uniform and drew on the
rubber gloves but she did not ask
any questions. A good nurse never
does. When Dr.. Joseph called for