The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-10


u'upIrEht. 1918 ty M,'1ut, %,w~paI.tr
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ktJ ppN'T know just what .s the ma'.
i'r. hut n b. something r'ln
\urs' Jan" Fuzzy Wu4lN. th"
uuSlru lady houa,hoop'r ono de-.
aN She ruured uu' uu lhr front s'"up ..
'h hollow stump bungalow IlI looked H'
"''' Nlgg,iF Iunp'hr-. The rabbit gen
'lrWI %. Who wa just thinking about go
luE 'nr walk boo IN" woods
Something wrong asked the RIB
h' gentleman, anxious like.
N'r much so. went on Nursc Jane
eoll So. for yourself
u hnpr u isn't uu fire exclaimed
urle NIggIN jumping up ,n such q
Ir chair winch put ia legs up I'm the
ur Ike q risky horse when irs rolling
nE'r 10 scratch its hIrN
Fire N,rcg no" laughed Nursr
Jau' 'l., been trying a." put suur
"rmmeu's around IKE pictures, t1 make
'u' parlor look PRETTY for the winter.
h.' haven't 'he things | need and-
Say no more exclaimed tncL Wig
xiv "Ill get Won al the parlor orut.
m'nS you want down At the i've and
ton cont store They have vases.
shiny balls red ttsslcs, green, yellow
and pink pictures and even purple ones,
] suppose. ~ r'' some ~ them.
'ph please don't. begged Nurs" Jane.
y lhu for ptfior ornaments Things thr'
grow u the woods or fields " Eou could
urN g.r 10 few ears of yellow corn p
sluur u' hcr's 1ud perhaps a guurd I
would hang them up and lhr. would look
,'r pt'n
"lU du mat little thing for .uI" SAID
lurlr NirrN HUI about lh' roufa
.A gourd. said Nursc jane. 'ig some
llug like tomato that grows ON 4
ylur buly n N yellow instead ~ red.
and n IN hollow Ike pumpkin. hut
uut ls lurE' II has % hand skin Ike a
chestnut aud crook'd neck Ike a
squash. They look pr"u5 hanging on
the wall, Euurds do
Then a gourd you shall have said
Uncle Wigrly. and also some corn,
THAT will be fine" cried Sursc Jane,
and away started Uncle WIggily to get
what tho muskra, lady wanted to urun-
meut the purlor FOR winter. when she
expected to have dances, parties and
the likr Of that
It did not take Uncle WIggily long
to get the ear Of corn "" had them
Ia The corn crib near hls rlg red barn
animals 20 eat during IN" winter Aud
there were carrots and turuips as well
hut IA" Rourd II another matter.
went on the bunny uncle ~ must 20
farther FOR that lInwcyCr this is Just
the time Of year to fud them for they
weather ~ get ns many 's ]. can FOR
+ Nurse Jane
4 on h. hoped TO the woods leaning
( on his red white and blue striped
/ rheumatism crutch that Nurs" Jane hId
! gnawed for him out Of "a rprUstHlk. II
was not long before he came 20 where
; some nice big yellow geu!hs gr"u
/ They were as large ms lttD pumpkin.
I and smooth and shiny All they had
inside them were dried seeds, that rat
- Il l4..r. Hft
shook tho gourds
These win he fine FOR Nurse Jan,
to hang in the pnrlor.' said the bunny
. uncle 20 himself
SO carrying the gourds on one paw
and with the string Of corn on the col
on the other haCk Uncle NlggiN
started for his hollow stump bungalow
well everything seems to hay" gont
of all right" he said 20 himself "
found everythine started out to ,re
except an adventure haven't hat
that, and | am afraid | shall not find on
now. hut no matter think
And just then he heard someone cry
Ing
Come along Come along or vou'll al
he late Come along, children Com
along
"Ha, That sounds like something in
tercstlng." SAID the bunny rncle Her
may be an adventure, after all mus
see what II II
Quickly he hoped over toward hu
bush. from behind which the call
seemed to come. aud there Mr. Long
ears saw Susie Littlcthil the rabbit glfl
Susie was calling as loudly ~ she could
but YOU know girls even girl animals
haven't very strong voices and don
believe whoever Susie was calling hear'
her
what is the trouble asked Uncl
Wiggily
oh, everything" Susie said. holdinl
her paws 10 her eyes 30 no tears woul,
spin out and make muddy puddl"s ol
the ground "Ths morning | sturtc,
out with Alice and Lulu Wibhlcwohhla
the duck girls Nannic Nagtul th'
goat Jennie Chipmuuk aud ArRb'lL
Chick We were going 10 school 20
gether. and ! had on my new wrls
watch called for all the other Erl
and somehow or other | was too early
Hut we started for school and | tol,
them they would have time 10 play II
the woods before IN" last bell rang
OF they went to gather pretty col
urpd leaves"
"And wha, did you do" asked Uncl
Wiggily.
"Oh. | sat down here on log I,
study my lessons said Susie, "'cpus
| didn't quite know my spelling Then
all OF a sudden, heard the last bel
ring for the FIRST time, and looko,
at my wrist watch and saw that 1t wa
almost . o'clock.
II looked for the animal girls nm
not one was IN sight They haven.
come back yet They must hc OF play
ing Ia the woods, and thcyO hc lat
for school-and It's all my fault Nv
called them az loudly ~ could, hu
they cant hear me! OH dear, wha
shall I do
"Ha' DO Do nothing oNclnimc
, Uncle Wggily Let me do a. knoN
, how to make the animal girls hear
, How asked Susie
"By rattllug the hard, dried Eourd
with the seeds inside them said IN
4 bunny uncle "Thcy are Just like hl
; rattle boxes and win make "A nois
like factory whistle or "a school bell
Then. please rattle them hcIg"
Susie, And the bunny uncle did. ~ an
down he ratified the gourds, and the
! sounded so much like rain pattcrlng dow
= ON the dried leaves that the animal chil
drcn, who Ind straycd of in the wood'
heard the sound and came running, skip
. ping and hopping back 10 Susie.
"Oh" they cried, I'VE are going to h
caueh, In storm We had better hur
~ To school
Indeed YOU had" said Susie, "onl
E there isn't going to be- II storm. II