The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-20

"Rm TIM TO hun " for argument or
delay and guess we can stand II to
No nabobs for n day or So"
The hotel clerk had n Register of
the Residents of the City OF Chicago
wherein they found the name and adj.
dress ~ John Keiso. They went out
to find the house. Storekeepers tried
to stop them rs they passed along the
street with offers OF land at bargains
| which would make them mIllionaires
In week In proceeding along the
plank sidewalks they were often as
cendIng or descending steps to another
level.
ON In Sale street they found the
home Of Jack Kelso. II was a rough
boarded small house, a story and a
half high. II had a little porch and
dooryard enclosed by an implanted
1 picket fence. BIN. In n handsome,
blue silk gown. came running out to
meet them.
III you don't mind I'm going to kiss
YOU she said TO Harry.
"rd mind n you didn't" said the
young man rs he embraced her.
1--WE must he careful not to get the
habit" she laughed.
"rd enjoy being careless for once"
said Harry.
"Women can he eNtravagant with
everything hut csrelessness." she In.
sisted. DO You Ike this gown
at IL lovely--like yourself"
Then perhaps You will he willing
to take me TO the party tonight. My
mother will chaperon us.
with these clothes that have Just
been hauled out Of a saddle bagT'
said Harry with a look Of alarm.
Even rags could not hide the beau.
~ Of him" said Kelso M he came
down from the porch to greet them.
"And look at her" he went on. WAS
there ever n fairer maid In spite Of
all her trouhles' See the red In her
cheeks md the diamond glow Of youth
and health In her eyes. You should
see the young men signing and guitar
inc around her"
you'll hear me tuning up" Harry
declared.
That Ii fathers way Of comforting
my wldowhood," said BIN. He has
made a wonderful beauty mask and
e he claps II on me and whistles
u, a band Of signing lovers. As
work 81 the Imagination I am n great
success"
THE look of you sets my heart afire
again." the boy exclaimed.
"Come-take mother and me to the
party nj Mrs. Kinzies" said BIN. "a
very grand young man was coming TO
take us In wonderful carriage, but
he's half an hour late now. We won't
walt for him"
So the three set out together afoot
for Mrs kinzle's, while Samson sat
down for Il visit with Jack Kelso.
The KlnzIes house was OF brick
and larger and more pretentious than
any In Chicago. Its lawn. veranda
and parior were crowded with people
In curious variety of costumes.
Nearly all the festive company wore
diamonds. They scintillated on fin-
gers some Of which were knotted with
toll; they Rlowed on shirt bosoms and
morning as well rs evening gowns;
on necks and ears. which should have
been spared the emphasis Of Jewels.
Col. Zachary Taylor. who had just
arrived from Florida and was pres
entity returning with a regiment Of re-
cruits for the Seminole war. was
at Mrs kinzie's party. He remem-
bered Harry and took him In hand
aud introduced him to many OF his
friends us the best scout In the Black
Hawk war. ansi, In spite OF his dress.
the young man became one OF the
lions OF the evening.
After refreshments the men went
outside to smoke and talk-some with
pipes--of canals, railroads and corner