White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09

WtttAm n0AFEhI 88V1 A@AA8 -
- tight IN calf love with young Miss
erst on a visit to friends OF his His
kttle sister, Jane. is q ny in the ointment
william Is s,nt by his mother TO help
nsnesls. darky Of all work. bring homs
ssms washtubs abe had purchased They
- accompanied by C1ematis, Genesis
-onrrei DOG. Miss Pratt, escorted by her
h.ndaL eemes along with her dog. E1opit
A doxfght snsses.
m. does arc separated. william vaa-
s~b1s. disguised, under . boiler.
evening he takes his fathers dress suit
ma calls upon Miss Pratt and her friend,
Mss Parcher.
lane. knowing youngster. explains
>rtain matters concerning Williams love
AFFAIR to her mother. She also knows the
&ct that William has distracted his f..
barr dress suit.
williams attentions to Miss Prae ana
nose OF rivals got on Mr.. Parcher's nerves.
lane tells Mr.. Parcher in secret that VIII
Ian can't get his fathers dress suis any
bngefsbecause II IL being altered.
Mr.. Baxter tells William she has sent
Mr. Baxter's dress suit to the tailor for
ntsrations. He IL crsstfaIlen and quarrels
With Jane.
Mrs. Baxter gives a party for Miss
Pratt william. descending the stairs.
bills and tear< his best suit. He had sat
N James paint box with another present
hble suit
Ills troubles detaIn him till the party II
Sver, TO his great chagrin. Later he dis
susses matrimony with the aged parent OF
Genesis. Jane 10 present at tho discus
SION.
william goes for a walk with Miss Pratt,
smfuUtnT his fathers horraWad ana
Jane. unheeded. advises an umbrella II
rains. and William gets wet.
Jane, from her observations tells her
parents that she thinks William Is mar
Red The parents. at first alarmed, dis
miss tte subject. William goes picnick
ing. anasA new rival turns VI.
The rival monopolizes Miss Pratt. He
bags about his love for smoking. and
william gives him some cigarettes.
The rival Is made IN n retires from
the field. Genesis tells Jane OF how he Is
going TO be a waiter on occasions and
where he In going to buy n secondhand
dress suit william overhoars.
Williams heart IL set on a dress suit. so
he can go TO a farewell party arranged for
Miss Pratt His father refuses TO buy him
one. William disappears during the day
time
Needless Of remonstrance. Joe
wrenched himself free, for II would
have taken q powerful and rythiess
man TO detain him longer. what you
take me for?' he demanded indignant
iy. II got this with Miss Pratt"
And. evading a hand which still
sought TO clutch him. he departed
holly.
Mr.. Parcher's voice expressed won
der a little later as he recommended
his wife to turn her gaze in the direc-
ton of that Baxter boy" again. Just
look at hlmr" said Mr.. pareher. His
face has got more genuine idiocy in 1t
than I've seen around here yet, and
God knows I've been seeing some mir
acles In that line this SUMMER
Hes looking at Lola Pratt" said
Mrs. Parcher.
Don't you suppose I can see that?'
Mr.. Pareher returned. with some irri-
tation. That's what's the trouble
with him Why don't he quit looking
at herT'
II think probably he feels bad be-
cause she's dancing with one Of the
other boys" said his wife mildly.
Then why can't he dance with some
body else himself" Mr.. Parcher in
CURED testify. instead OF standing
around like a calf looking out of the
butchers wagon? By George, he looks
as II he was Just going to moot"
"Of course he ought TO be dancing
with somebody Mrs. Pareher remark
ed th%oughtfuliy. There are one or
TWO more girls than boys here, and
mes the only boy not dancing. l be-
neye IlI'- And, not stopping to COM
plete the sentence, she rose and walk
ed across the interval OF grass to VIII
lam. Good evening. William" she
said pleasantly. Don't you want to
dancer"
"Ma'am7" said william blankly, and
the eyes he turned upon her wero
CLASSY with anxiety.
Don't you want to dancer" Mrs.
Parcher repeated. Have you looked
around for a girl without a partner7"
Grip he echoed In a tone Of feeble
inquiry.
She smiled and nodded, taking bis
arm. you come with me-" she said.
I'm fix you up"
william suffered her 10 conduct MIN
across the yard. Intensely ~preoccupled
with what be meant to do as soon as
tne music paused, he was somewhat
Navy but when he perceived that he
was being led IN the direction of a
girl sitting solitary under one of the
maple trees the sudden shock of fear
aroused his faculties.
"What-where"- he stammered, hall
ing and seeking to detach himself from
his hostess.
What Is itY' she asked.
4 got-l got to- William began I'M
easily. Il got to-
Ills purpose was to excuse himself
on the ground that he had to find q
man and tell him something important