He fails to receive the 800 hundred dollars his grandfather gave his mother as she dies before telling him about the money.
He fails to receive the 800 hundred dollars his grandfather gave his mother as she dies before telling him about the money. Among his acquaintances are Joe Welling, the local Standard Oil agent, and Seth Richmond to whom he confesses the identity of the girl he loves. Among the other girls he meets are Louise Trunnion, to whom he loses his virginity, and Kate Swift, a teacher with whom he flirts. He works for the Eagle, the local newspaper, but abandons that job and leaves after his encounter with Helen White, who was back from college in Cleveland. He does not appear in any of the four parts of "Godliness" or in the first story, "Hands," but is still the central character in a 1919 collection of short stories. FTP, name this Sherwood Anderson character, a young resident of Winesburg, Ohio.
He fails to receive the 800 hundred dollars his grandfather gave his mother as she dies before telling him about the money.
{George} {Willard} (accept either name)