Night out on the town

[sureshots]

*Afternoon in Sedona gave way to dusk, and the sunsetting slowly behind the dusty desert city gave way to a chilly night. Jane walked quickly to the saloon, dressed in a gray blue skirt and lilic blouse, her hair is down, and she looks quite lady and proper like now away from wearing her sheriff's uniform. Rather happy with the evening she's in

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[westernraven]

*Winona is waiting outside the saloon, dressed in a black dress; her shoulders are covered bya shawl that protects her from the wind and blown-up sand. She feels guilty Jane is spending the evening with her, but conversely is grateful to have a friend at this difficult time.*

*When Jane comes close, she smiles.*

Good evening.

[sureshots]

*Jane waved happily and hurried over to her, cutsying some and grinned to Winona. She was a good woman, someone Jane trusted as a friend. Though they didn't know eachother very well. Prehaps this would be a good time to get to know her.*

I hope you haven't been waiting too long Winona. I have the tickets, it's supposed to be a very good play a comedy. It'll be nice to, how did my uncle put it once. 'Let our hair hang down' or something like that. How's business been anyway?

[westernraven]

Good, though I could use a little more cash. *She thought of Holden Jewellers, and shook her head. It was pointless.* I hope the men of this town haven't given you trouble.

[sureshots]

No not recently, save for Mr. Applegate and Mr. Winterbrook. Most seem to be behaving. I think the storm gave them a scare for a while. How about you? Anyone giving you trouble?

*Jane glanced at the form outside the postoffice as they passed. She seemed to stare at it a bit longer then to the other flyers and smiled.*

Sorry I was just thinking it's interesting that someone as famous as Mr. Holden would want to open a shop in our town.

[princeeolian]

*Johannes is heading home for the night after having dinner at the house of one of his students. He spots both ladies on their way to the show and waves at them.*

Good evening ladies, fine night tonight.