The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-06
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WIN ~ went DOWN TO tbo 0lnl18
roem, ~ psooouncsd acceptable the
salDoo salod, cold besf. cheese and
enhe which Fanny made ready TOT
sA0 without disturbing the ssrvaAtA
II jeuz1sy haa fatigued Isabel, ~
~ HeehaAe. but at to observe WITH
t4e1 Dlsasars ~ nanifestatioos q
~ oeas aypseita meanwhile siviAg
hR asto>anaoW Q bg3aI sa0oasy e
~ UeDAD .lt. eo0DMeomsat 1T
Dgoonl1y ~ haDa6 tAan botA 0ee6-
aaGAt - ~ auDs and nspAsw aises
~ nsvse vas bsesalag - ~ - lesk
DaoAs ysaay ~ aboeAtiy. . fsw ~.
0anes afbss IssbelHs dspasture Il
s1uoese ys1R nsthsrs bssa bs11g
Dsseey NJ osaas . lser
New esssd sAsr osseUs asksd
GAeegfully. - 0eosa11g. q ee1fos
IN ~ eselA - was just IT azsss1
~ MI -. that's IN Locy eea14 -
atAse. ~ ~ nattse e tAat."
Il s1ppess -" biz aunt ssssatsd.
.Uew "a Laey ct hesnsf DID 20
1s1vU ct b tAslr houoe With hse ~
AesO ~ cane Asrer II Nrl
~. ~ drove home with hse fa-
49,. e1Goafss." s.tttru.
20 I see. % Busens came to The
seatleo - NEST yos."
~ Dsst uss" George eeAosd. ~
nsviae hi attack upoa the salmsn
sa1aA sBsw cesld hsr'
6eat knsw what yos mean"
yaaAy said desasily. u the dssolats
veles tAat haA become her habit. II
haveut sesa hin while your mothers
bGsa aWay."
-1aatsssliy.. saIa George. Hes
beea DaGe himself"
~ Ills Taany's dropping syslids
sDsned wide.
"Dsd you ~ himr
well. naturally. sincs he made the
~ hsme with us."
Fanny's eyelids dropped. and she
at silent until George pushed back his
chair and lit . cigarette, DECLARING his
satisfaction with what she had pro-
vided. you're hne hOusekeeper."
~ said benevolently. n don't believe
yoa'd stay single very long II some Of
ths baehelors and widowers armhnd
teWa could Just once see-"
Ne did not hear him. ats little
edd." ~ said.
WHAT'S oddr'
s400r mothers not mentioning that
Af. Morgan had been with you"
Didn't think Of Il. I suppose" said
0ooege eareleHsly: and. his benevolent
uood Increasing. he conceived the Idea
tAat little harmless rallying might
serve to elevate his aunt's dropping
spaEits. "I'll tell you something. In
confidence" he said solemnly.
She looked up. startled. "Whatr'
swell. II struck me that Mr.. Nor.
gan was looking pretty abssut.minded.
most Of the time; and he certainly 10
dresaing better than ne used to. ]
GAouldn't be q bit surprised II all the
yo0ng fellow had been waiting for was
- know he had IN assured income he.
fore he proposed"
"What young feilowr"
This young fellow Morgan" laughed
0sersr. Honestly. Aunt Fanny. I
abouldn't be 4 bit surprised to have
hin request an interview with me any
eay. and declare that his intentions ARE
honorable. and ask my permission to
pay his addresses to you. What had I
better tell himi"
Fanny hurst into tears.
Good heavens |" George cried. II
Was only teasing. didn't mean"
LET me alone" she said lifelessiy;
and. continuing Ia weep. rose and be.
gan "a clear AWAY the china and silver.
George was distressed. II didn't
mean anything, Aunt Fanny! I didn't
know you'd vot 80 sensitive ~ oil
that"
"You'd better go vi To bed" she
ssld de>olnicly. going on with her work
ind her weeping
lie obey"',. and could sim hear n
pnthctic snii'inr from the dining room
~ he went NJ the stairs.
by George" he rruntc,i. M he
rem, he'd his avn room md his thought
sas lint living with person NJ s~nsi.
i've To- kindly millcry might prove
iugubsicus. He went to the window
and lsrnk s.<i thro,,vf, ,h. asek u... a.