The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26
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Sioux City. Ia, Jan
The leap year ball is pleasing all
The transient residents:
Each plaintiff fair with girlish air,
Her compliments presents.
She whispers low: s'Dear John,' or Joe,
Dust as the case may be-,
s"Tell me. my pet, now won't you get
Your next divorce from me?"
Mrs. Laura Daniel returned to War
rentor yesterday after visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Stith, of Louisburg, after visit
to the home of DR.. A. E. Hawkins. left
yesterday for home.
Mrs. j. o. Guthrie left yesterday for
Richmond, called there by the sickness
of her daughter, Mrs NJ. NJ. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Guthrie, OF Cross
Hill, S. c. after a visit to Mr.. Guthne's
mother, at Burlington, were here yester-
day, guests of his brother. Rev j. D.
Guthrie.
Miss Annie Dye is quite sick at her
home, 525 Halifax street.
Mrs. H. T. Hudson left yesterday
morning for Shelby, where she will visit
her parents and relatives.
Miss Emma Guilford, OF Aurora, after
a visit to the home of Major j. B. Hill
left yesterday for Richmond.
Miss Ethel Lyon returned yesterday
from the State Normal.
Mrs Kate D. Walker left yesterday
for Greensboro. where she will Join her
daughter, Miss Emily and go to Danville.
Mrs H. j. Dowell left yesterday to
visit in Apex.
Misses Mary Withers and Bessie With
ers, of Ellington students of the State
Normal. were here yesterday on their
way home.
Misses Nola Uzzle and Bernice Gulley
have returned.
Miss Nina White of Halifax, who has
been visiting at the home~of Mrs. s. &.
Pool. left yesterday for summerville, TO
visit Miss Fannie Reid MacKay.
Mrs. Eliza Mofftt, of Randolph, who
has been in the city visiting friends and
relatives. the guest of Mrs E. e. Moffitt,
left yesterday for her home.
Mrs. John A. Boyden, of Salisbury. IS
IL the city the guest of her daughter,
Mrs T. X. Bruner.
Miss Marie Moss, of Mossville, of the
faculty of the Cary High School, was
here yesterday on her way home, called
there by the sudden death of her father
Mr.. B. F. Moss. While here Miss Moss was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Richardson.
Rev and Mrs. Livingston Johnson, of
Cary, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Routh Battle. of Whitaker's, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ.
Proctor. left yesterday for Durham.
where she is to teach in the graded school.
Mrs R. NJ. Page and Mrs: S. T. Witt,
who have been visiting here. left yestaF'
day for Richmond.
Miss May Johnson left yesterday for
Sanford. where she becomes the stenoS-
rapher in the Bank of Sanford.
Mr., and Mrs. R. e. Lewis LETT yester-
day to visit in Durham.
Mrs John Noell and daughter. after
a visit to friends and relatives here and
in Apex, left yesterday for home.
Rev and Mrs. ]. o. Atkinson, of Flor
college, were here last night tNen
way to visit in Tampa, Fla.
Miss Christine Busbee returned yester-
day from visit to Chapel Hill.
Miss Rebecca Ransom, of Charlotte
is visiting her cousin Mrs. Jas. F. Jordan,
80 New Bern Avenue
Miss Carrie Ferrall, Of Moncure, was
a visitor to Raleigh yesterday. She is
taking a special course in music at Peace
Institute.
Arrangements are being made by st.
Mary's Guild, of the Church of the Good
Shepherd for an entertainment to be
given in the Metropolitan Opera House.
on the ninth of February.
Miss Marvel Carter, who has been
spending a year with her uncle, Mr.. P. A.
Carter, of New York, was here yesterday
on her way to Apex to visit her uncle,
Mr.. A. D. Hunter.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Mr.. Ollie j. Crabtree and Miss Cora NJ.
Keith, of North Side, and Mr.. Jude Keith.
of North Side, and Miss Lethie Bailey, Of
Wake Forest.
Mrs. Frank Stronach has eturned from
Tarboro, where she has been with her
aunt, who has been very i'll.
Miss Ida G. Gwyn left Sunday morning
for her home in Reidsville, to spend a
week.
Miss Maude Allen. of Durham, is
visiting her sister, Mrs E. n. Spencer.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Tyree have
returned from Wake Forest, where DR..
Tyree has been leeturing in the Pastor
Course"
Miss Irene Lacy returned from the
State Normal yesterday. She was for
tunate in saving most of her effects at
the fire there. Her sister, Miss Mary,