The Glenwood post., 1919-12-20
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nAnssen the Midland City had ever seen.
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t.spins With the most pes.imistic1 1prsdiO-
cHAPTEE 1IIIBy the time George
ysrs about the most important family IN
v6so 5: rstsrned from sa College i ' aso1Ss eSnGs
Hooopoli1ed Luay Morgan, . stranger and
ass HHns I: iaa sss On.
Nsssf looking duck" at whom he had
tn poking much fun, was the young
fesnsr resident Of BisbTrS, and hs was
Saiia horsslsss earriaSss Of his own in
pAAPrER IY.-Eugene was an old ad-
s.ssd when Isabel threw him over Be-
ssS.s e S9'n. SS%s ycTthfui indiscretion and
cH.ETnH 1. l.. v:masssE. .oa1,:s, -, make. kos rapid
CHATTER W.-whils driving with
q IL ssyend control. and the . animal i
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ososss 70 greatly annoyed.
CHAPTER vu.-aeores reveals intense
Nsnke OF Morgan. whom he suspects Of
1nSncsA aeGsns on his uncle or grand
srsat astonishmsnt. sharply rebukes him.
ocHAPTER vIII-Home on vacation.
0oorge has q heart-to-heart talk with his
Hothor. In which the state Of the family
enaaoss and bis fathers falling health.
nsars George II optimistic a to
Sssning Lucy and her .uitors-in psrtiou-
nr Fred Kinney-George urges her to
r1ags, but lucy refuses.
CHAPTER x.--Georse becomes annoyed
g eoe9p which connects his mothers
his aunt Ames aor sPe Ssr Ismsrks
sSste but somswhas ns bswiideiaina. sihdsa . 'smDs-
CHAPTER x1;.The sudden death Of HI. n.
George from college.
Of ideals of life. which they fnd surpris-
tnSly different and part in something
which very nearly approaches a quarrel.
How could she7" George asked
cheerfully. "In mourning, of course
all she could do was just sit around
and look on. That's all Lucy could do
either. for the matter Of that"
II suppose So" his aunt assented
How did Lucy get home? Did you
drive out to their house with her be.
fore you came here7"
"N0. She drove home with her ia.
ther. Of course"
"Oh. I see. So Eugene came to the
station to meet you"
To meet usT' George echoed, re.
newing his attack upon the salmon
salad. How could hep
II don't know what you mean,"
Fanny said drearily. in the desolate
voice that had become her habit. IL
haven't seen him while your mothers
been away"
Naturally" said George. ~He's
been East himself"
At this Fanny's dropping eyelids
opsnsd wide.
ibid you see himf'
well. naturally. since he made the
trip home with u.s."
Fanny's eyelids dropped, and she
sat silent until George pushed back his
chair and lit cigarette, declaring his
satisfaction with what she had pro-
vfded. you're fine housekeeper,"
he said benevolently. II don't believe
you'd stay single very long II some Of
the bachelors and widowers around
town could Just once see"
She did not hear him. Its q little
odd,r she said.
whats odd7"
"Your mothers not mentioning that
Mr.. Morgan had been with you"
Didn't think Of 1t, suppose" said
George carelessly; and, his benevolent
mood increasing. he conceived the idea
that . little harmless rallying might
serve to elevate his aunt's dropping
spirits. It'll tell you something, in
confidence" he said solemnly.
She looked up, startled. "What2"
'Well, 1t struck me that Mr.. Nor.
gaA was looking pretty absent-mlnded,
most Of the time; and he certainly is
dressing better than he used to.
shouldn't be bit surprised II all the
young fellow had been waiting for was
to know he had an assured income be.
fore. he proposed"
what young fellowf"
This young fellow Morgan" laughed
George. Honestly. Aunt Fanny. !
shouldn't be bit surprised to have
him request an interview with me any
day, and declare that his intentions are
honorable, and ask my permission to
pay his addresses to you. What had
better tell himf'
Emmy burst into tears. +... -
''00od heavensw George cried. II
was only teasing. didn't mean"
AY Af mao a1nno q" aho said IifpIoa~lv