The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-01
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1t was impossiblerse, not to
mingle a great deal ! other peo-
pie in the village. were less
than 200, includingsldren, and
only a hundred or Sc who lived
near enough to nal settlement
their center.
Naturally every or everyone
else, no one stood eony, Mill
cent Buchanan was after the
first day, even tho foreman's
wife, she occupied shat better
social position thanst. For a
true democracy exbmall com
munities, complexiu social dis
tinctions creep in waasing pop
ulation. Mile, of had to call
them all by their mes, much
as she hated it.
BY comparison, Irne acquaint-
ance with movies sdevil1e en-
gagements became Experiences,
Patty's stories of hgs of the
Committee memberne insight
elimpses into a gr glittering
world, her own bri,n the city
an amazing adventn some al
most unbelievable
Many of these we'd travelled
more than she ever
But always on OF" she told
Humphrey, probablyg that life
in a timber camp " the same,
whether it was neand, Me, or
Portland, Ore.
As for the Than9lub, it be-
came a great centeellect and
the higher culture.
Mile wanted to And she
had about decided It'd.
And take a sma out near
aunt Minnie's," shHumphrey,
and | can even don work for
awhile, if l get a sclan."
This plan was dec-and then
came a letter from
Cora's mother hadortly after
Mile left Wissakeae had been
a secretive little LAP was sus-
pected at odd timening more
property than she w,fess. Once,
with many injunctie he tell no
one, she handed OF papers 10
her son-in-law to han straight
ened, and she made. Jim found
she had only a fewnds, which
went in various smests, "the
residue Of the estate of course,
to Cora.
Cora counted on and, to be
put aside to send TT child to
college. But ii tur that, not
one, but many thousne to light,
safely laid away andng interest
in a Chicago bank. rail wrath
of the little old must have
ohuckled if it could IN the con-
sternation this diseased. The
little woman had spGfe making
mullins, minding Gland doing
the work that Cora
so they've moveebig house,
and they're going TIA real Tu-
dor house out towarub, Mile
reported from one Details fol-
lowed-Cora rushed Portland
when Jim went the partly to
buy clothes, partly whether
there was any truth reports of
this mysterious girl was inter
ested in out there.
Mile felt her oNrobe, her
own new fortune allowed. l
want TO go back, ont want
to go back and be she said
again and again. "Cotwo maids
and a nurse for thew"
Il tell you, you god I'll stay
on here awhile" heed at last.
1t was tempting. Md do very
well in Wissakeaganr present
income. She could hh Maude
that would be a arrangement
where she would pswhere nc
one would expect a 1lishment
as would be expecteWent back
with Humphrey. Sfpacked a
trunk or two.
At last she turnedDhrey one
evening. He was sih his feet
stuck up high on thanh, chin
tucked down on hisooking al
nothing. She was i waist tC
go in a trunk. Shtthat con
templative attitude.
I'D rather stay" S COR wait
and go with you. liant to &C
without you"
For answer he lett forelegs
of his chair slam dohe floor
He came inside the rthe gath
ering dusk conceal passing
neighbors the fact thd put his
arms tightly around
But the result wasey left {
month later together.
And they hired a ii, furnish