Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09
Inogene's
Diary
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Copyright, Is22 Western Newspaper Union.
March 10. Well, I've took the job.
They don't pay no more than 80 per,
but there's some class TO It. believe me,
Clara. Not that / think much Of
Mrs Symes and that stuck-up. snoop-
ing daughter Of hers, but Mr. Symes is
peach. He give me a froNn last
night that made my heart go pitter
patter, Just because | spHd the Ice
cream over Mrs DIS new dress. May
be I'll stay the weak out but / don't
$40 yet
March 20 l told her today strait l
gotta have a feather bed and alarm
clock If she wants me tu get ur 10
time To wash the breakfast ahings
They're the LATEST hunks | ever see
in this family. She actually asked me
if couldn't get up in time To cook
the breakfast If she lent me dress
ing gown but she soon see | wasn't
TO he put upon.
There's fellow called 10 see Miss
Daisy this morning when he oughta
have been at bizuess. | don't like his
looks much, | got nay eye ON him.
March y | give notice this morning
on account Of Mrs. b coming into
the kitchen and telling me she don't
burn gas when there amt no cooking,
but | guess I'll stay little longer
I'm 70 have the use Of the car three
times a week aud I've gotta riz to
sixty for faithful servis. That's me
Clara
That fellow was hear again last
mite, sitting in the parlor with Miss
Daisy with only one electric Hight
burning call 1t scandalous and Mrs
Hudson who has the apartment below
quite agrees with me
March 80 The u car broke down
when We was IN the country aud / had
to walk half mile to catch the
trolley. The chaffoor, Mr. Wnks, was
fresh. The chaffoor put his arm
round me. I'd have screamed only
there was a house near by and | was
afraid the folks would here.
! give notice as soon as / got home
but Mrs. y says IL I'll stay she'll
raise me TO seventy-iive and she never
had a girl she liked so well before
I've decided 10 stay The D's ure q
nice family, all except Miss Daisy and
her fellow. MIR b's got thick black
| lashes and looks as II he'd murder
you II you say word to him.
March %. Well, it's all through
and I'm going tomorrow. It's all about
Miss Daisy and her bo. | told Mrs
Hudson they was sitting up tog, her
till past miduite last mite and she
says "Clara, wy don't you do some
thing about IT." So ! spoke to them
tonite and said | wasn't used 10 such
goings ON and ! come Of decent folks
and eleven O'Clock was quite late
enough for any young fellow who was
honest and ment bizness
Mr. pags- that's her bO's name
smiled kinda bitter smile and sed
In that case he'd 90. Miss Daisy was
quite nasty about it and l had to
put her IN her place When that fel-
low had gone Mrs - come into my
ro0m--of course I'd told her ! was
going the first thing in the morning
She said she'd always liked me and II
ia stay she'd raise me to eighty per
and let me have the car ana pay for
me to take lessons in chafIooring, and
l could have every afternoon and eve
ming of, SO / sed I'd think it over.
Now / dunno what to do. Amt II
hard on n lady when she's alone in
the world with no one TO advise herr
Anyway / told her I'd think it over.