The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

The house had been 10 hot and
close. especially that small portion OF
n which belonged to herself and was
called ~ tho Price family the board
crn room" that Jennie had put on
her coat and gon TO ~ IN tho We
randa. There was a creaky chair
there. IN which Mr. Price took bic
after supper smoke, but he had hur-
ried away 10 lodge. and no Jennie APP
~rroprntcd the chair without compunc-
ton.
The Aprl dusk seemed heavenly
after the osorhsatrd store. shore she
had stood al DAY selling nov cotton
20 women who were not too tired 20
llnxcr over their purchases as they
liked Ana. besides. she vas expecting
some onc-thc some q who ComcH
yucc TO every woman, and, NJ D b.
% be happy stays
Presently she could see bis tall.
thfu figure. which for an ~ forty
Nsam yet had something hoylsh In its
free swing lie came across the hlt
Of yard and leaned upon tho railing
close 20 her 40 he could see her face
Jennie he said. the deucc'H 60
nay. Airs Tanners roinE 60 leave
Mnx-thafe her son Who b. home
stealing in Aihertn-wants her 90
come 10 him. and she says that ua
much ns she hates 10 leave Harric;
ANU WV ~ wv AMN ~ 80 NH"
wants 20 40 ~ Soo ~ she can pack
up n We hadn't planned 20 be a
uod In June ld-id almost unk you
20 take me now. Jennie. know "
Looks like bcrEing In an emergency,
but | hate TO trust Harriet 20 another
housckecpcr Mrs Tanner has Just
about spoiled her ar u TO- n tho
sooner you get hold Of her tho bot
ter"
= suppose NJ" answered Jennie, re-
%iuctantlY. az course. she n known
when she promised o. marry Nirgil
MS that Harriet would be her portion
pert little Harriet with her pufsed
pink mouth and round. pale .speculn-
i've eyra. Mira. Tanner said that Har-
riot was exactly like her mother. and
no one could do "a thinE with Haf
riot when she chose 80 Jennie had
not looked forward very eagerly 20
possessing Harriet HeHidea, her
clothes were not ready. u WIS only
April and she had expected 90 wait
until June. However " Nirgil really
needed hor, she ought not to pat
him off
We could be- married az the par
sonase on Monday morning" VirEl
urged, gently. Il can ave a week
OF and we'll so 10 the city and see
"a show or i've and buy some new
thinFn for the house. Mrs Wiley
will take care OF Harriet while wcr'
gone That will give her time e.
get over misslnE Mrs Tanner and
she'll be- ready Tor you whcn you
come back"
Well. IN give notice az the store
then. and get ready" Jennie said.
u was short notice. for this wnn
"Wednesday. Stiii. BY hurryinr. lem
ME got ready. Mrs Tanner lett sun
day afternoon and sunday nirht Hnr-
riet wuH "a 20 TO Mrs. Miley's when
she was an dressed ready ~ va he
brought her over for Jennie 10 see.
"Hurrlets going 90 be n good gitl
while we're % o. dear he said.
- want TO honeymoon emphaHiz
ed Harriet. turning up her pale eyes
NirFil and Jennie exchanged
Tlnnces. Where began Jennie
"if / can't honeymoon. want
Aunty Tan back protested Harriet
putting ~ her np.
There. there Eoothcd Ienntc,
strokiuE her inherited onspruE
"Yuutu like 20 stay WITH AuntN Wiley
aud when we rome back vel bring
% something nice
a Teddy Hear i' urged Harriet, as
sumluE interest They compromised
1u The Teddy loaT
Nirril and Jennie were Co Doe mar
Rcd ut a o'clock and leave un tho $40
train At euuir was called from
the breakfast table 90 The phone
The deuce b. 90 pay. Jennie, ramc