I know her slightly, and I think I'd better go over to Montgomery with her, if you don't mind." "Yes, certainly; I was sorry to read of Kelton's death.

Mrs.Owen will feel it deeply.

It's a blow to these old people when one of them drops out of the ranks.

I'm glad the 'Courier' printed that capital sketch of him; much better than the 'Advertiser's.' While I think of it, I wish you would tell Atwill that I like the idea of saying a word editorially for these old citizens as they leave us.

It gives the paper tone, and I like to show appreciation of fine characters like Kelton." Bassett had turned round with a letter in his hand.