Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-13 | Page 5 | Adventures of the Twins

ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS 1 . , BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON . THi: INVITATION. Fall went right along In Meadow Grove Lund same's everywhere else The nippy little winds were getting too 9harp to be pleasant any longer in the mornings. Burrr' The frost cer talnly was on the pumpkin ar.d the corn, ' to Cobby Coon's and Flop Fleldmouse s sorrow. was in the shock." The Juicy ears In Farmer Smith's sweet patch were no more JuBt field corn, drvlng an. I h.inl'Miiri- 4 times, and the Fairy Queen sent the twins fleeC mufflers to wrap around their throats and Ted Toad'g mothrj knitted him mittens, but sharp winds' make sharp minds as well a9 sharp! appetites, and the pupils learned as-1 tonlshingly fast. They were studying' How about the countrv called Dream-' land," to which they all expected to' go In a short time. One day the A class was having I geography, and Nancy was giving the , 'jg'jji l He wiilkeil rlRht up to me in tin . orn liH.I and sflld be vmi having n ma-vqucrndc for the cows and horses lo eat during i the long winter months True. Ben Bunny was still getting sweet late cabbage and a carrot or two. and Scamper Squirrel was in his glory, for nuts were ripe, but Wallv Woodchuck had only gleanings from the grain fields, although he still had tidbits from the orchard. lie loved sweot apples, also, he made out .1 bil from the garden, Meadow Grove school was still flourishing however. Mr. Scribble1 , Scratch had to weai aormuffe tome- B c lass their music lesson. They didn't mix very well. Hurry Hedgehog saying say-ing thut the capital of Dreamland was either Sing Sing or Singapore, and ' hh k Chlcaree saving he thought It waa Tunis Suddenly Nick rushed In waving a paper "Th,. Scire Crow has asked us to a ball ' he cried, handing thi- note- to th;- Fairy Schoolmaster "He's come lo life, too He walked right up to me In the corn field and said he was h iv Inc. a masquerade and w ould wo 'II I" pic 1 seel tu come '