The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-20
GEI=iE DAILY
SHORT STORY
Some One Some pay
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Gracious, child, get your breath!
hope you will do happy things
with what We don't need. and our
needs are not luxurious. We
hare comes Del steFart!. Her
mother added looking up the walk
lima went 70 meet him. q little
Of the happiness Of her plans go
ing from her face. Stewart was
peisistert lover almost 70 the poin
81 being annoying; but he was re
agarded 81 the village as a good
each for any girl and the yiliag
had been unable to understand
Why Irma had not accepted him.
AS d matter OF fact she had been
ON theayerge OF doing 80, but al.
Ways the realization that she did
some one come day held her back
Sheffield him the good news, bu
he did not seem in any sense over
joyed by the information. She
guessed the reason The son OF
the richest family In the village
he had made her realize what he
conid do for her and her mother,
in dark moments that thought had
tempted her@-but only for mo
ments.
II suppose that means you will
stay an old maid all your nte,r h
said fbiuntly.
.tThere are worse things she
said quietly.
aAre you Implying that being
my wife might be worse?" he de,
aianded.
ooh Del. why be SO suspicious
and quick tempered? No. I did ncl
mean that. ASH have told you SC
many times, Like you, but l don
love YOU, and there is a whole
world 81 difference between the
two.
he left her in q huff shortly az.
ter. but her discomfort al his at
fitide was relieved by the though
81 the good she could do with the
money she and her mother did no
actually need. She would make a
few dreams
Tho next week she proceeded I
doS 20. MI. PEBBLES lImpIng home
from work, found the deed OF his
nome waiting for him in his wifet
trembling hands. The old people
vent softly in each others arms,
and the invent slowly Own the
street together 10 the Raines cot
taee. Tho little Jameson boy, his
nsie face alieht with hope that h
was going 10 be made like other
hoys. went with his mother to Thu
xfeat city. Quietly here and there
ir1na made dreams come true:
happy-hearted she planned fol
others and carried the plan
through.
Then out OF the clear sky can't
tie wtrd that left her almsot faint
inF--a letter from the western
firmso x Iawers. telling her Ia ceas
dsawinr a. fhs s50. 900. that a late
win had been discovered in which
the money had been left 10 Mr.
Starr Kingston. a friend OF her
uncie: thaf a Representative would
aae her about the matter. 2.
sbe vas n, her Wits and .>"Wha
shall / do?swhat shall I dor, wa,
the bffter au9sfion ana faced. an
had spent the money for thinrs
ffsat couid not be returned. she
miehl take the little money in he
msfhsys natne-and that would
mean poyerty for them.
IN desperation she told Stewart
He sfniIed. MARY me. Irna ant
ri IKE care OF the whole tling'
vas his solution.
she looked at him with fright
ened eyes ana stated To offe,
Ssreplf for The ratevav he man,
tsossi seemed me oTiv mn Ina
IN g-aaS.