The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-16

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.Ptck him up and put him on the
sled here. boys Mr.. Stage said. -IIl
esrry Hannah's Carlyn myself
The party. including the excited
Prince. got back to the docks without
losing any time and without further
accident SIN the chapel bell was
ringing and somebody said:
Wed have been up q stump for
moving the direction II Il hadn't been
for that bell
NE. too" mutsered Chef Gormley.
That's what KEEP me goIn'. folks
the chapel bell 1t Just seemed to be
calm me home
Joseph Stage. carried his niece up
to Mrs. Gormley's little house. while
one Of the men helped Chef along to
tine same destination. The seamstress
met them at the door. wildly excited
And what do you thinkT" she cried.
They took Mandy Parlow home in
Tins hack. She was just done up.
they tell me. puliin' that chapel bell.
Did you ever hear Of such a silly crit
ter-just because she couldn't find the
sexton :"
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m,staken sbout wba, cons,,,,,,es sill.
ne.. NJ. cor,nI.vp grrrnh,ea the
bersw.re dealer az wos ,or calling
vo,r Cbe, surv I'm ,.arned uho, he'd
dona Ara vor,a h.,,ar No, call Miss
Mandy sIIly. The sound OF the chapel
bell gave us all our bearings. Both of
'em. Chef and Mis-. Mandy. did their
best,
caro,vn Nav w.. ,axso bone In
Tim. hacr ,on IT, har grrr,tso Tim
wa, oraered 20 s,on a, ,be psr,ow
bouse and On IN ~ ssk how Miss
Ananda ws.
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resting comfortabIv Doctor Nugent
having inst left her,
.An, sh.,. IN. h-.v. ..,. a.c,.,.d
Tin ~p,,cho- :, raor.s W.. sh,n.,on
nru,r. that nan ,ons s,,.t no hahvs.
toh
C.ro,vc Nav ala mt s,,ooe,ber mn.
aer.,and wbat xU.. Wanda MA done
hut n was greatly pleased nat
Uncle Ice had 40 Mainly displayed his
interest In the carpenter,s daughter.
Tho Nv, morr,n, Coro,vr Nav
seemed ,o he IN GOOD cond,t,on IN.
deed abe was the onlv indIv,dua, vi.
did not Day for the Even
Prince had barked his legs being
hauled q on the ice. Uncle Joe had
caught a bad cold in his head and suf-
fered from Il for some time. Miss
Amanda remained Ia bed for several
days. But II was poor Chef Gormley
who paid the dearest price for par
ucipation In the exciting incident. Doc
tor Nugent had hard work fighting on
pneumonia.
Mr.. Stage surprised himself by the
Interest he took In Chef He closed
his store twice each day to call at
the Widow Cormley's house.
MIR. Stage found himself talking with
Chef more than he wei had before.
The boy was lonely and the man found
q spark Of interest In his heart for him
that he had neve previously discov-
cred. He began to probe Into his
young employees thoughts, to learn
something Of his outlook on life; per-
haps, even, he got some inklIng Of
Chefs ambition.
That week the ice went entirely
out of the cove. Spring was at hand.
with its muddy roads. blue skies.
sweeter airs. soft rains and a general
reyiyifying feeling.
Aurtv Rose declared that Caro,vn
Nav began M once N .nerk NM Per.
hans he cold long winter had heen
hard for the child n hear
Ono dav tho li,,,o or, had . uore
than ord,narI,v hard schoo, ,.sL 10
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