The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-21
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ELlNOR STAFFORD. 20. falls
In love with 35-yenr-Old BAR
RETT COLVlN who has made II
snme for himself nv mn archie
oloGiSt. He is about 10 ask her
to marry him when her Jealous.
stheming mother. Ida STAT
breaking up the romance.
When ElinOr's aunt. wealthy
MISS ELLA SEXTON. dies she
leaves her entire fortune TO BAR
rett. Then drunken VANCE CAR
TER shoots BENTWELL STAT
FORD. EIinOr's father. Barrett,
who does not want the Sexton
fortune. tells Elinor that II she
will marry him and live nv
guest I'm his home for n year he
Will give the entire sum 10 her
to divide among the relatives.
Knowing the money may save her
fathers life, EIinor agrees.
The marriage takes place next
day. Barrett finds himself more
iu love with EIinor than ever.
Then one day he sees her with
Bob TELFARE and his suspicious
that she In n henrtiess Hirt are
sSsewed.
The euctOr orders a change of
climate for ElinOr's father and she
goes TO Aiken with him.
Years before Barrett shielded
his haIf-sister. MARCIA. when II
youthful romance ended dlsns-
trousIy. Marcia had II son whom
Barrett adopted. Barrett has
promised Marcia never to tell any
one the truth about the boy.
Ida Stafford asks Barrett for
S3p,OOO. when he refuses she
sets detectives on his trail ana
Iearns about his ward. GERALD
MOORE. Lida concludes the boy
- Barrctt's son.
barrett goes TO Aiken without
telling Eiinor he IL coming. He
finds Bob Tclfare there.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXV
DOB rose. Thine for me to be
- getting on" he said. I'm a
fifth wheel - always have been
and I've always known it,"
Would that tell Colvin any.
thing, Bob wondered. He didn't
want him making Elinor unhappy
"Why, you're one Of the best
friends I've ever had!" Elinol
protested warmly.
For a moment Barrett won
dered. Her voice seemed sincere
Then he chilled, remembering
Lida's art. The child was a;
clever an actress as her mother
That was all.
He rose. bowling stiffly. as Boil
Telfare said his farewells.
"See you again, perhaps" said
Bob. "if you're going to be dowr
here for time?"
Perhaps" said Barrett.
Driving his low. open car to-
ward the inn where he was put.
ting up, Bob decided that he'd
better be off and give Elinor hel
full chance. Surely a man who
was with her each day should
know her! He couldn't believe
Barrett Colvin was such a fool.
1t was rather awkward. too, to
try to show another man his
wife's good qualities. Bob didn't
see how he could do that. Lord
wouldn't Colvin freeze him if he
should try such thing7 He
could almost feel the congealing
air. Nevertheless Bob decided he
would tell Colvin all he knew of
Elinor if Colvin were hurting her
by misunderstanding their friend
ship. He'd knock Colvin down,
sit on his chest and tell him, il
he had to. He'd give them a
month. then nose around a bit
and find out how things stood.
Maybe Bessie Thrope could help
him out II help were neeQed.
Bessie was a peach and she did
the most adroit tinkering with
human Embellishments w h e
cleverer souls who would have
conferred by deed of trust
executed by w. T. Bentley anc
wife, Myrtle Bentley, dated the
18th day of April, 1928, and re-
corded in book 125, page ~, II
he office of the register OF
leeds for Henderson county, JET
'erson E. Owens, substituted
,rustee, will, at II o'clock moor
IN Wednesday, August 16, 1888
IT. the courthouse door of Hen
Jacksonville, N. c., sell at public
auction for cash to the hlghes
bidder, the following land, TO
Wit: