The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-28
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Nellie, charming maid.
ITO raise the deuce, to raise the deuce,
the Banner Holder said.
What makes you look 80 white, $,
white?" said Nellie, charming maid.
I'm dreading what I've got to watch
the Banner Holder said.
For they're playin' football, Nellie, an
you see the beggars play.
They're scrimmagin, and now they'r'
takin' all the hurt away.
They've dislocated all their joints, an
still the beggars stay.
An they're playing football. Nellie, In
the mornin'.
What makes that fellow puff 81
much?" said Nellie, charming maid
Hes winded, girl, he's winded, girl
the Banner Holder said.
What makes that fellow tumbl,
down. said Nellie. charming maid
They're tackled him, they've tackled
him." the Banner Holder said.
For they're playing football. Nellie
we're pushin' them around,
An we've slammed their full back heels
oerhead upon the frozen ground;
But he'll get up in minute-that is /
his bones are sound.
Oh, we're sluggin' EN-, the robbers, II
the mornin'."
His sister is friend of mine" said
Nellie, charming maid.
You ought to cut her dead, then, girl,
the Banner Holder said.
Il think you're mean-hes awful nice
said Nellie, charming maid.
HE cant punt worth red, my dear" the
Banner Holder said.
II guess his shoulder blade is just a trife
out of place:
He looks as if it hurt him. Now they We
kicked him in the face.
But, there! He's all right now, my dear;
he's saved from great disgrace
For it wouldn't do to whimper in the
mornin''.
What's that so black against the sun 2
said Nellie, charming maid.
THE ball, the ball, he kicks a goal, the
Banner Holder said.
Whats that that shows upon that
board?'' said Nellie, half afraid.
1T says he missed. Whoop! Huroo!" the
Banner Holder said.
For Well lick those husky muckers. an
we'll win the game today.
Now our men have got the ball, girl, an
with them it's goin' to stay,
An those dagos tremble in their shoes
we'll kill 'em if we may.
For it's football. gentle football, in the
in, Is
Chicago News.
Miss Mattye Pace returned yesterday
from p visit to Norfolk.
Mrs. Kittie Wharton left yesterday
for Burlington.
Mrs. Sarah Willis, of New Bern. who
has been visiting here. has returned
home.
Miss Annie Sturgeon. Of Apex. is
visiting Miss Louise Pittenger,. on Hills
boro street
Mr.. Raleigh Daniel, of Weldon, N. c..
is in the city, the guest Of his sister, Mrs
Wallace Riddick.
Mrs. w. H. Haywood, of Wake For
est, is visiting Mrs. Mabry on Hargett
street.
Miss Isabel Gulley and Miss Mary
Wall left yesterday for Wake Forest ia
spend Thanksgiving
Miss Minnie Christian, of Durham, is
here to spend a short while with her
sister, Mrs. A. A. Butler.
Miss Jesse Allen left yesterday for
Wilmington, where she will visit her
aunt, Mr.. Simon Saunders
Miss Ellen Hunt and Miss Mary Mel
~ 1op ,:-sk A.
Moore, left yesterday morning for Kan
sas Ci-v.
The meeting Of the Johnsonian Book
Club has been postponed until Saturday
and will be held at Miss Lucy Battles
at 4 O'clock
st Luke's Circle will meet with Mrs.
r. A. Odds, on Friday the 29th, instead OF
Thursday, at her rooms at Park Hotel
at $3.50 o'clock D. nj.
The family Of Capt. James Mayhem
has moved to Hamlet Mr.. Mayhem is
master machinist in the Seaboard shops
there.
Marriage license has been issued to
Mr. Junius H. Smith. who will wed Miss
Hettie V. Harris, or McCullers, Deem
Der 3rd
Mr. B. Blubaker left yesterday for
Clinton, s. c., where he will join a
hunting party. Miss Blubaker is now on
visit there.
st. Luke's Circle will meet with Mrs.
II. A. Odds, on Friday, the 29th, instead
of Thursday, at her rooms at the Park
Hotel, at 1880 o'clock p. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Parker, OF
Asheville, who have been visiting Mrs.
]. Mex. Pittenger ON Hillsboro street,
left for Halifax county yesterday to
visit Mr.. Parker's parents.
Mrs. M. S. Calvert left vest erday af-
ternoon for Goldsboro to report the case
OF Gilmore VS.. Railroad and other i'm
portant cases. Mrs. Calvert goes from
there to Halifax, where she has also
been engaged in several railroad cases
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