The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-25
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The sky above was tender blue,
And golden was the weather.
When down a path a foolish two
Went strolling on together.
Her little hand in his was tight
with boldness well Amazingly,
| And thus they sauntered full in sight
And every one a-gazing!
1t matters not of things they talked
| Prosaic, ordinary;
The fact was patent that they walked
different language-very
| Perhaps, because their heads were turned,
| They deemed themselves seQuestered
And thought they could not be discerned.
| And by rude chances pestered.
How silly" laughed the grass and
And kissed each other over:
| How silly." scoffcd the honey-bees-
And straight caresscd the clover;
How silly" piped the feathered tribe
And fell to billing sweetly:
How silly" auoth we all, in gibe--
And enyied them. completely!
Edwin l.. Sabin, in December Shart
Set.
Miss Harriet Cusbman Wilkie has re-
turned to the city from short visit TO
Fuquay Springs.
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Scarlette returned
yesterday from Portsmouth where they
have been visiting their daughter Mrs
Rem.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. s. Davis, of Louis
| burg, We're here yesterday on their way
to conference al Goldsboro.
ID IL
| lington, We're here yesterday on Their
way 10 attend the conference at Colds
Ooro.
Miss Rachel Borden, Of Godsboro. is
a visitor to Raleigh.
MFR. and Mrs. VI. c. Ghccn who have
| been residing here at the home of Capt.
and Mrs. w. p. Clements. have gone
| Baltimore. where MIR. Ghcen will make
his headquarters.
| Mrs. Mary Miller, OF Chicago. arrived
| yesterday TO visit her daughter, Mrs JPS
G.. Blaine, at 705 nilsboro street.
| Mr.. Edward E. Brttcn of the News
and Observer staff, returned yesterday
| from Atlanta, Ga. where he was called
by the sickness of his mother, Mrs. NJ
L. Brtton, who has improved.
Mrs. f. s. Foster, of Louisburg, was
|
to attend the Methodist Conference.
The reports received yesterday irdi
cate that the condition of Miss Mary
Johnson, Ill in Columbia, was improved.
Miss Virginia Maiett, Of Norfolk, Va.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles j. Parker, returned home ycstcr
day,
Mrs Maurice Clifton OF Louisburg,
who has been visiting her mother, left
for home yesterday morning.
Miss Kate Connor, of Wilson, daugE-
ter of Associate Justice II. G.. Conner,
went to Oxford yesterday morning.
Mrs. w. 4. Osborne, Of Mobile, Ala,
who mas been visiting her sister Mrs
w L. Carter, left yesterday morning fer
| Detroit.
Mrs Charles H. Belvin went TO Clay
ton yesterday morning to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles W. Horne.
Mrs. Benjamin f. Park lett yesterday
morning for Chase City, Va.
Mrs. J. G. l.. Harris was taken sud
denly very i'll Monday evening at her
| home on Fayetteville street. She was
greatly improved yesterday.
Capt. G.. s. Baker and wife, of Louis
burg, arc in the city, the guests OF their
| sou, Mr.. T. II. Baker. They go to Gol2a-
! boro today to attend conference.
President NJ. s. Davis and wife, o
Lousburg Mr.. B. w. Ballard and Mrs.
/ F. N Egerton, Of Lousburg. are in The
city en- route to Goldsboro to attend con-.
! ference.
| Miss Ella Bishop left yesterday for
Norfolk to spend Thanksgiving.
| Mrs. n. B. Holeman is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Meacham. on Firwood avenue.
Miss Mary Irrelevant, of Tampa, Fla,
will reach here today to visit Miss Bessie
| Hinton.
Miss Emily keenan,, of Wilmington, is
| in Chase City, Va, where she accom-
panied Col. and Mrs. T. S. keenan,.
| Mrs. John II. Winder, OF Columbus,
, Ohio. has returned to her home accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Boylan.
Mr. aud Mrs. SEQ S. Baker. Of Louis
burg, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H
Burke on their way to the Methodist
Conference at Goldsboro.
Miss Lettie Upchurch, OF Cary, after
visit to Mrs. B. w. Jones, left for home
yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs John Adams returned to
the city from Apex yesterday
Miss Margaret Bryan, of Moneure,
after visit 10 Mrs. H. c. Brown has left
for home.
Misses Belle and vivienne Moncure are
visiting in Portsmouth.
Mrs. A. c. Lehman has returned from
a visit to relatives in Plymouth.
Mrs. Thomas G. Powell and son have
returned from a visit to Franklnton.
Mrs. Robert c. Strong has as her guest
Mrs Kinealy, OF Boston, Mass.
The Afternoon Euchrc club VIII meef
with Miss Eleanor West this afternoon
at half past three o'clock
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Ola Podrlda.