Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-05

4uES0 HlElS, claire "0ll8CG, WSalIny,
and Ann Leavitt Of New York. known
as Nancy. whose father is q war corre-
M at the front, have been chums
Anne q made arrangements to go to
Siberia to teach. when h gets a letter
from an unknown aunt at Freedom on
cy. who also is Anne Leavitt." to take
her place n go to the unit homo.
which is known as Happy House"
in society. and to meet her brother Bar
~, who has been decorated for bravery
in the war.
Nancy reac4es Happy House" and ts
Nancy makes the acquaintance Of
Aunt Milly. an invalid, and B'lindy.. the
house servant. who is a parsonage" in
Nancy. who has literary ambitions.
gets the gardener to help her build a
secretly carry rEs on her writing. QUO ."
Nancy takes Aunt Miliy, who has been
bed:ridden for years, down into the
% 9leterd run Anmt s Mialy f fsela s sabeina' ths to
study music some year before. she was
hurt in q railway accident, which left
her crippled. 4 young man with whom
train, and was killed. The a. that they
were both on the train gives rise to the
belief that they were running, away to-
Lux olIo odDllIlA CllOOSCS " OCAlONO
Aunt Milly tells Nancy Of the family
trouble" which centers about the older
The brother is believed to have stolen
from the family treasury q wallet con-
tanning a thousand dollarA, and he has
ing ordered from the house by his faith
er.
Nancy makes the acquaintance Of
yo1ns PAY PAY m MoP g;rsd m.a and xbe she se2 and
to be more or less Of q mystery him
self. are made honorary members of the
Cove club club Of boys.
saving hat he will soon return from
Nancy. with the Hopworth children:
s %no 9 the 1e@ elite Of + r seesaas.f Participates iss
in q big Fourth Of July celebration. ar
ranged by Webb. Civil war veteran. and
man Of all work.
Mrs. Eaton, the village leader. calls or
Aunt Sabriny, to complain Of Nancy's
conduct, on the Fourth of July, but Aunt
Sabriny defends the latter.
''hired man." who tells here Of his farm
ing experiments.
Peter makes arrangements to have
T a7sr i man Msa%an, Of P PlsyTr'f F'.n. 's 90:
under way for a big party at the Leavitt
house. with ancy leading in the prepare.
tons,
GS1GO d0k ISCS IL AtISNAa dlO
neighbors not to attend the big party
with the result that when the affair
opens there is just q handful OF guests
In white tian'neis. creating q sensation
-. Theodore Hoffman, the playwright
arrives while the party. is in progress
and curiosity prompts the entire village
60 to the party. Monte IIopworth dances
the Visit Of the Moon-Queen" which
Nancy has taught her.
CHAPTER XIX-Condnued.
Again the Queen, she babe the
pretty Rose step forward and take
Youth by the hand and walk along
with her 80 that she'll see everything
Through your s~pectacles. l. bid all
adieu!" Z.
After, one sweeping bow Monte had
to uncermoniously leave the poor
Moon-Queen In order to become the
Joyous Rose to whom had been al.
lotted the pleasant task of accom-.
Tourney. She caught Youth by the
hand and together, amid loud ap,
plause, led mainly by Webb and Peter
Hyde, they danced away through the
trees and, shrubbery to the kitchen
garden beyond.
Author! Author!" came from
Peter Hyde's corner and brough,
IkSAnCy anu NOME, HuSNc0 Dy Exne1l
play, back to the gathering under thu
trees.
"Im blessed ii I could max,
head'nor tail out Of any OF. 1t, but did
You zee. Mary Sniggs, the way thet
lNYork man watched the two Of then
galtvantin'?"
TX Mrs. eniggs discreetly snorted int
her handkerchief. That kind q
lplsy-actin' may be very we'll for Sd,
briny Leavitt's niece. but / don be.
tlteye It'll do any girl any good thatl
gotta earn her livin'!!'
,IINancy, It'll breathless. found sPetei
HydAssi& her side. There va n
aaknestness n, the gaze he kept fxeg
} nom her that brought an added cot
or to her cheeks.
h Was It dEeAdfully ally, Peter?
couldn't resist II. Could you %,
their faces when they watchss
liNomie?r "a
II could only see you! + feel s
ItheuEh fairtss had been hsre'"