Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-07-20

0uestions are limited to two.
: Letter or no reply can be made.
All communications are held str
In requesting poems and songs,
mo Of the author Is necessary in Of
dressed envelope also with these rec
you. ,..., -.
II Lake City, Utah.
SONGS RECEIVED
trhs following songs and poems nav
\, received during the past weeh
wish to thank each one for thei
naness in contributing them:
fepotted Fawn.
iran Mother I'll Be There.
blue Bird.
kTyerybody's Dom It.
BLUE Bell
bill Bailey.
REQUESTED SONGS AND POEMS
These songs and poems arc on thu
koue.ted and To-Be-Found list;
[~rbs Pardon Came, But Came To-
lite"
little Black Me-
Il Cannot be Your Sweetheart.
sPale Moon.
3eweet Belle Malone
fThree Wishes.
frhe Last Grand Round Up.
<Rio Nights.
Unknown title:
There are friends that We never
forget,
There are friends that we ever hold
dear;
II Never Got the Girl Loved.
|Once more / thank those most kindly
10 have enclosed songs in letters
En- no name and address, and again
kpress the desire that they send names
1 NAV answer their questions az
bst assuredly wish to do.
lis There Kiss For Me Tonight?
lar Miss Brooks:
EThis is my first time to your corner.
Id l hope l am welcome. VIII you
lease answer this question for me.
hat Is the meaning and history Of the
kange Blossom? Thanking you in ad-
bnce and wishing you all kinds Of
bod luck, am
MAY, Mammoth, Utah.
Let US hope II will not be the last
me you call on US, May. In the Ian
bage OF the flowers the orange bios
I'm stand for chastity; bridal fes-
kity" and means Your purity equals
bur lovliness. The orange flower is
brne singly or in small clusters. and
thick petaled. white, waxlike. and
|onderfully fragrant. Because of
leir beauty and fragrance the flowers
I've long been worn in bridal wreaths;
Ime florists cultivating the orange
fees especially for their flowers for
bis purpose.
MR.. W. H, Howe. Ida--The poem
Erandfathers Clock" which you re-
|uested some time ago. appears below.
b appearance is made possible
through the kindness Of a reader who
|oted the request for II. and We are
post grateful, are We not,
! GRANDPARENTS CLOCK.
v rrandfather's clock was too large
for the shelf,
II stood ninety years on the floor;
was ,aiier by half than the old man
himself,
nough it weighed not a pennv-weIph, |
more
was bought on the morn of the dav
4 mat ne was born.
"a was always his pleasure and nride
Chorus:
II stopped short never TO go nrafn
men the old man died.
nety years, without slumberinx (ttck
,oek. tick tock.)
51ls lie seconds nur,h.-f.r~ <.s,
.oek. tick, tock.)
Ls.oppd short never to go again
/" hen the old man died.
Watching its pendulum swing to and
fro, ~ anu
,.y hours had he spent while a bow.
y ~ chiidhood and manhood tho
= s.oek seemed TO know
y 70 snare both his grief and his foy-
struck twenty-four when he en-
!. tered at the door.
~ blooming and beautifuI br,de
grandfather said that OF tho.. h.
could hire.
!, servant so faithful he found;
wasted no Tina ana had ~.
desire 40" oo' one {
:, nose or each week to be wound
its face. On {
~ hands never hung by its side.
ing an slsrm In the ds.d NJ ,b.
night ue~o VI ehe s
durb; n@o oee~ Q
-, Ahew that his spirit was
pruning for flight.
,h RS hour of departure had come.
~. CLOCK kept the time. with !.
y. ~, ana muffled chime.
entiy stood by his side. =
written by Henry C. Work. \
Miss Brooks. "
: ote 10 your corner before. We =
very much for the informa-
|, seeeiVed and hope we are well
10 49, ~ WIZ you please tell us =,
!. ~he rose headsf (2) VIII YOU =
- "Hat studies can be taken when "
,r nigh school1 win YOU give g.
rons Ian girls names? We think =,
to nvula enclose their real -
wbt"h thelr answers sent to =,
tn we think would save you !,
ioy ana bother. wishing you =
In @No success in your work. we :,
I, 80 DOLLY, Meridian. Idaho. ~
deltst surely are. Kitty and Dolly. 10
bss5, 'sep 10 tell you how 10 make q
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Al While atll fresh nun III
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