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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1920)
The Story of a Honeymoon ' . I H'onderful Romance of Married Life Wonderfully Told hf ADELE GARRISON CHAPTER &S1 fHf MADGE FERVENTLY EX CUSED "THANK GOOD NESS FOR MY MOTIIER-IN- Uwr ; "Dut If you're going to he away tfteral week. Dicky, won 'J: , you wtd trunk?" , ' X V I hardly knew, what I was fay- l : Dicky's announcement of his mmfnr trip, so closely following Cousin Agatha's malicious herald Ing of the same news, had played havoc wHth-my nerve centers. seemed unable to co-ordinate my thoughts, and therefore asked the first, questions that came into my head. ; There vraa the same .odd hesita tion in Dicky's manner that 1 had noticed before.. . "So. I don't thing so. he said "At any rate I'm not going to take one." astonishment. Fastidious Dicky, ou a trip of several weeks and liv ing m a suit case; it didn't fit any preconceived idea I had ever had of my nusoana. mit i was rapidly regaining my poise, and knew better than to express my surprise. " . "Well your suit case is an Im mense thing." I commented care lessly. "And now I'll look np your things. You want ttiem In your room. I suppose?" t "So o." lie seemed undecid ed for a moment, then spoke with sudden determination. "I'm go ing to be fearfully busy with some work In my room, i n jusi pm a couple of chairs outside my door, and you can pile the things on them. Then, whenever I want them I can get them." i I couldn't keep back one ques tion. ' uta'ui)')u a "i wit. "I Hope Ton Can." . "Tomorrow nighl," Dicky re joined, "lint ! shall hav to spend a good fart of tomorrow In the city, so I want to get everything packed tonight." '' He stretched his arms above his head In a characteristic ges ture, one I have often seen him use when very tired or V""' Ui.-(..l.-uit, .l ..i i In,.,.. I spoil It by even the ghost of dis approval. ; , . , , . . . I knew whom I had to thank for Dicky's change or mood. He had hen with hi mother ever since dinner, and had of course told her of his trip-the news which Conin Agatha had overheard and had brought to me. 1 was as. sure that he had also unfolded to her his real or fancied grievances against me. as county and settled in the Bait Creek community north of Dallas where they made their home un til a few years ago when the fam ily moved to Dallas. Mr. ClanHeld is survived by six children. Mrs. Mary Smith of Phoenix. Arizona. Mrs. Anna Dod- Clanfield. Bert Clanfteld. Mrs. Bes&ie Reddekopp. and Mrs. Elona Burk all of Dallas, besides one brother and two sisters la Eng land and three brothera In Polk couac? Mrs. Clanfleld passed n? UUa lUi as March 9 of Sunday afternoon at Wv" -chapel on Mala street at . and the body will be UM ' beside Mrs. Clanfleld a Salt Cre cemetery.. , Read the Classified Ark if I a Inn had bfen Qee. it's a peach of a night!' jan eavesdropper outside my mot fa he said, sniffing appreciatively at er-ln-law'a door. How I blessed Lillian's decision to. allow me to confide to my mother- in-law the fact that I was working in the service! it had given her the key to my absences from home, it had made her an enthusiastic ally of mine. Instead Of a prejudiced critic, and best the spring odors. "Going' to sit oat here again?". There was, or I' fancied there was, a certain wlstfulnesn in his manner. My heart leaped, but I made my voice casual. "Indeed I am. It's too lovely an evening to spend indoors. I'm swt n ti innmpco-g tmru gnnuut i iij Ji liii u ii ?i ii imricai y 3 3 IR IN 1 LaVal coming back here Just as soon as 1 -of all It had enabled her to soft cay a rancor against me. I. of course, was sure that 'she had n't betrayed my connection with tne service to him, but with her great influence over her son. she had evidently been able to allay his suspicions anger. With a whimsical smile at the thought of how far such a senti ment would have been from my lips a year ago, I murmured fer vently as I banied myself with Dicky's clothing: "Thank goodness for my mother-in-law!" I ' ITo be 'continued) obgeBrqtheks BU5INE55 CAR It is hard to imagine a busi ness needing .delivery at all which could not profitably use a car so even in service and so ' economical in cost H. F. Bonesteele : .. i Marion and Polk County Distributor i Ferry and Commercial Streets Salem, Oregon see to your things. But that won t be very soon. I am afraid. They may not be quite dry. nut don't you worry. I'll have them all ready. I'll have them all ready." "Don't bother too much." Dicky's tone had lost all the irri tation that had characterized his first request for . his clothing. "And if I set the lime. 1 may come down here myself again. "I hope you can." I returned cordially. It was on the tip of my tongue ta tell him I would wait for him. no matter how late the hour, but 1 was too fearful of spoiling things. It wouldn't be unlike Dicky to declare that be had changed his mind, and that It was absurd for me to think of waiting uj .for. him. "Wajt For H Ira!" But! knew him well enough to realize that np matter, how angry he might have been at me. or what suspicions might have beea aroused against me. he was un willing to go away ror several weeks without at least an hour or two of our old time comradeship. "Wait for him!" I exclaimed to myself, as he left the veranda. Would I npt indeed!" . ; My heart thrilled as 1 set aboat the homely task of gathering to gether the clothing for which he'd ashed. I put aside from ma reso lutely all the disparaging thoughts had cherished against my hus band. Tim enough for the Inev itable Judgment of his apparent lack of patriotism, which I knew must come back to me. 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Chrlatlao uJ ui. . . tJZ.,'rx'rn Thnraiay afveraoon. wruwaae. Chareh of Cod. C ,.r; . w v HKn-a sireei. j. J. dln.pi.. p Mar. Kaaday arhoad ai to - preachuaa: serriee. l a T.. VTiL'.r" ..--. rreachia. 7" ' r- "- grayer Baeetiaf oa I;rn!" a are re r- a aneaa IBs aieetiaca. StaaliatTtM Mrthndlsl - " - a-a-awar wWVrW Voll -n of the Barediah Vlrtlw... " w"k OpportaaUy wiU be prea !trt -iraady reatribated to lae Baave aad foreign asiasioa. aaii.. IS Mr. t. Haaael an BP- -t Henry ClanHeli Dies at His Home in Dallas DALLAS. Or . Anr. ? !tv cial to The Statesman) Henry lauueia. lor more tnan 40 years one or tne most prominent farm ers and stock raisers in Polk conn ty. passed away at the family nome in lianas last nixkt alter linserina Illness. II r. Clanfleld was a satire of England, born on October 3. 1S45 at ADDleton. Berkshire. He eamo o America In kliy. 1SC9. and took up bis residence, in Marion county. Or.- whera in 1 fi77 Yim was wnltawt Mm mm j 11 arrrr- a I a . 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