“Are you sure I’m all buttoned correctly?” Isabel smiled at her in the mirror. “You look marvelous.” “Thank you.” Libby put a hand to the smooth wing of hair at her temple. “I’m nervous, I guess.” “I could tell.” “Yes, well it’s been a long time since I’ve had a gentleman caller.” Isabel sat down on the cherry-framed settee and picked up the skirt she was sewing. “I hope you and Mr. Dooley have a very pleasant time.” “I hope so, too.” Libby glanced in the mirror again then made herself move away from it. “You know, I think it’s a good idea for you to rent Rose that little shop near the telegraph office. It will be income for you, and she’ll be out of Hiram and Trudy’s hair.” “I’m glad you think so.” Isabel frowned as she pushed her needle through the fabric. “I don’t like to admit it, but sometimes I find it difficult to think charitable thoughts toward Mrs. Caplinger. But she is a sister in Christ, and I’m sure her business will be an asset to the town.
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