Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-01-29
CHAPTER VII.
A Sunday Walk.

D.
A Sunday Walk
,.r, II Prince had been a vain
n, sgo would certainly have be-
'. rpdGIy developed because of this
Ann The Corners, as a commu-
7,tad him an acquisition, whereas
,..ofore be had been looked upon as
nsd deal Of nuisance.
lar sbe recovered from her fright
!, Minnie walked home with Caro-
Nav and allowed Princes delight
uHIe mistress to encourage the
.rs 10 shake hands with teacher"
Nav. YOU see, he's acquainted with
Mss Minnie" said Carolyn May.
a, Al awful nice dog. You didn't
TF iust how nice he was before"
& Almost everybody went to church
isl the children to Sunday school,
ath vas held first.
he Rev. Alton briggs, though seri-
yrlDded, was a loving man. He
Eg fond Of children and he and his
lEess wife gave much Of their at
zrton to the Sunday school. Mrs.
bis taught Carolyn Mays class of
bic girls. Mrs. briggs did her very
5. too, to get the children to stay
be preaching service, but Carolyn
BY bad to confess that the pastors
MUSeS were usually hard to under
L
The is always reading about the
Pats she complained gently to
Fee Joe as they went home together
tbs particular Sunday, "and 1
91t keep interested when he does
p SpOSe the .Begats' were very
g people, but I'm sure they weren't
lai to us-they'ye all got such
. .! names"
Hun" calculated Uncle Joe,
1sring desire to laugh. "Flow
Y, sweet Alton, does select his
al.es Of Scripture mostly from the
-e!S Of dry bones allow. You've
RSOout right there, Carolyn May"
Vade joe" said the little girl, TAX
aG courage in both hands, "wiN
% something for me2" Then, as
saled down at her from under his
Wy ooWS, she added: 81 don't mean
you aren't always doing some
40F me-letting me sleep here at
house and eat with you and all
But something special"
y. oa1 4, is the something specialY"
~ ! Mr. Stagg cautiously.
S1et- ing 1 want you to do to-
lou always go off to your store
\ !. l.ler ani when you come home
:. To dark for whatw
4 ~ Us to take a walk" said the
gil very earnestly. ooh, Uncle
!o9 don't know how dreadful I
1alas Sunday walks with my
=, VI course We took 'em in the
4 = Tor he had to go to work
1 : =, paper in the afternoon. but we
Il, ny SOout go everywhere. If you
f. 81 60 with me-" the little girl
j., .N1uIly "just this afternoon,
r., " lie l wouldn't feel $3.50
| I lsa52a said Uncle Joe, clearing
|, s,. a- II its going to do you
EeI = T'lIaF good, Car'lyn May, L
-. Can take a walk with YOU"
/, ss . crisp day-one of those au-
u, r !, When the tang of frost re-
h, .. !. ,le air, in spite of all the
n J. u the sun to warm it. '
S a. ' .5 there they stopped to pick
|, ~. slossy brown chestnuts that
bin ~. I0n their burrs. That is.
b - . 1.ly and her uncle did. Prince
l ,S,s, -sIe attempt to nose one of
b 0urrS left them strictly
n p 1,sat Just as well try to eat
! pro ss ; 4 Strawberry needle cush-
Nj @Ts. the little girl said
b B,- -puu have a sorer nose than
ID 5s- aett had when he tried TO
s9rs p with wood rasp."
's,aTs, Calculated Mr.. stagg.
{. L d POS Possessed that Bartlett
A1g, 70, = - Iool trick?"
b as III - Know his nose is awfulIy |
b + .,1 Carolyn Nay. and his
\ iarsa ways worried about it. She gs
! Ii r Worried Amos, too. for Of. one one
: ss5 ~ !. borrowed a WOOD raS ,,
S1s 4e, MS nose down to a |
s Is po,a and nd now he has to go |
! Dew s,in 81 creased and shiny
Ne w S4in Grows back on it"
l., ~ NJ. stagg. Ai0S win dor
-" at 'Aat moment tina. the |