The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-01-04

tiful or he gentlemen more gallant.
The music rendered by the popuEar
Horlobush orchestra. OF Raleigh. caused
ones thoughts TO drift along with the
dreamy waltz and Efddy two-stsp-
The occasion Will long be Remembered
as a most delightful one by all those
whose pleasure Ii was to paruacapaae.
The couples were.
Henry Jones with Miss Williams. OF
Portsmouth.
T. A. Uzzen with Miss Helen Prive<t.
w. o. Gattis with Mrs. w. q. Gattis.
J.. s. Lewis with Miss Bessie Miller.
Norwood Spicer with Miss Mittie
Lewis.
E. b. Yelverton with Miss Jane
Dortch.
Leslie We'll with Mrs. Leslie We'll.
F. K. Broadhurst with Miss Mildred
w. E. stroud with Miss Mary Scott
Munroe.
]. G. Sizer with Miss Mayrie s. Pull
er, of Richmond.
C. III. King with Miss a Spicer.
Tyson Dortch with Miss Aneoinette
Fred Mcdonald with lis Daisy
Smith.
]. w. Aycock with Miss Rachel
Borden.
w. E.. Borden with Mrs. w n. Bor-
den.
J.. S. Switzerland with Miss Anna
Belle Borden.
A. T. Harper with Miss Annie Lee. OF
Fremont
Hugh Broadhurst with Miss isabelle
Holland. of Whiteviile.
herman We'll with Miss Evelyn Priv
EFT
The stays were: william Smith. J.
j. Broadhurst, e. G. Hines. L. B Cook.
d. r. Kornegay, A. H. Edgerton, G.
N. Edgerton. DR.. John Spicer. III. l.
Mccall. r. *. Freeman. Lionel We'll.
Herbert Wei. E. b. Borden. Jr.
The chaperones were: MT. and Mrs.
Arnold Borden, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoe.
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. George C. South
erland, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cooke.
Olympia Club tomorrow evening at 3
O'Clock to discuss h ~advisabilfty Of a
public reception and banquet to the
legislative committee and theirs on the
evening of their visit kere TO accom-
pany -Governor-elect Aycock to his In
a~uguration- To this called meeting the
public is invited.
Ex-Governor Brogden is n only sur
viving emb of the legislature OF 1888
and 1910.
Colonel J.. A. Washington continues
feeble His early restoration to health
is the wish of our whole people.
The board Of aldermen met In regu-
lar session last might. Licenses were
granted to six saloons. Seventy-five
dollars was donated to each OF the mil
itary companies to defray their ex-
penSeS to the inauguration ceremonies.
A motion was carried that the water
company be required to place a pres
sure gauge inside OF the building USE
for city hall quarters. which will show
~ 49,
tion was adopted to extend the sewer
age from Isl street up the big ditch
to a point near the Wayne cotton mill.
The board passed an ordinance dee5ar-
ing any obstruction to the big ditch to
be a nuisance. and ordering all fences
in the same removed. Failure to re-
o said fences when notified sub
jects the offender. to a fine OF $40 per
day 50 long as the fence remains.
Mayor Peterson reported twenty-nine
cases with fines and costs amounting
to S218.05 for the month of December.
The mortuary report for the month was
seven whites snd three colored.
The mayor and Mrs. J. E. Peterson
celebrated today the tw~enty-ninth
anniversary Of their married LIE. Rev.
Hight c. Moore, OF Newton. attended.
On Monday night, Justice d. ].
Broadhurst and Mrs. Broadhurst ceie-
brated the thirty-finth anniversary OF
their married life.
John r. Smith has about quit politics
and engaged in the business Of buying
and selling farm hands. He has just
purchased the job r. Handy farm
near the city. Az acres. the considera-
ton being 5000. A portion of this
tract he has sold for $1,000.
Harry Pelham Stevens and Hugh
Broadhurst returned to the university
today. Professor Edgar Broadhurst re-
turned TO Greensboro yesterday.
Through Golden Link lodge OF Odd
Fellows. OF Durham. a frse Scholarship,
has been secured for Miss Jennie Phil
Lips, of the orphans home. In the Dur
ham Conservatory of Music. This IN
cludes. besides scholarship &C gradua-
ton. all necessary expenses. Mis- Phil
HIPS went to Durham this afternoon
Miss Mayme Isaacs gave a most de-
ughtful r~eceptfon. To a umber of her
young friends last night. complimentary
I'd Misses Myers Of Tarboro. and Har-
ris, Of Boston, and Messrs. Chas- Pearie,
OF Richmond. and Morris. OF TarboroA
Samd. Cohen and son win engage IN
the sales Stables business. corner OF
Ashe and Jonn streets
Las evening at 100 O'Clock at the
home Of the bride. IN this city. Mr..
Jesse T. CanSey. OF Greensboro. was
married to Miss Eva Granfham, jus
tice John /. Mozingo doing the official
act After the marriage an elegant
supper was served The bridal couple
left this afternoon for Greensboro.
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You have read OF the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. and you should have per-
feet confidence In ITS merit Il win