The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-29
VY(D N1AE1
AND SOCIETY

! would not mess with politics,
Nor would L seek for fame
Where Ted and Alton use their tricks
And play a doubtful game.
Id rather have what God has sent
Me. village life. if slow.
SO write il down that I'm content
With being Nancy's beau.
/ would not wear the Cars gold crown
Nor be the Mikado,
For where those fellows seek renoWn
The issues doubtful too.
] like too we'll my neck, / guess.
But more than that | know,
/ love the supreme happiness
OF being Nancy's beau.
We live on streets two miles apart
With neither fame nor wealth.
But Nan-she has a tropic heart,
And II have my health.
I'm lord DER loves domain, beside,
Where fields of kisses grow
The finest fruit thta THE e'er sp1eo'
Lod, 1 am Nancy's beau.
ID. L. S. in Sanford Express.
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Mrs. Frank Wood. of Edenton'
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs w 0. Allen is back IroHl +"
visit to Wake Forest. ~.
Miss Ida Gwyn, who has been VS.
iti~ i'm Reidsville. is in the Guy.
Miss Frances Jones. who was the
maid of honor at the Wedulns III ~
ham of Miss Mamie Dowd ana MI. -
j. Walker has returned 10 the lily
Mrs. Walter Egerton ana uauSH-
ter. Miss Elizabeth after VISIT ."
the family of Rev. J. O. Guthrie. nave
returned to Macon. a 40
Mrs. Charles Horne returned 10
CLAYTON Yesterday, after Visit 10 MIS-
c.. II .Belvn. nan.
Editor Joseph A. Harris, or Hills
boro, of the Orange county opserNeI l
and Mrs Harris were in the city yes
terday. Y,,a
Mrs. S. M. Gattis and son, OF HIS
boro. were visitors to Raleigh yester-
day. 49,,
Mrs. S. d. Anderson and Miss
Mary Anderson, of New YORK, were
here yesterday on their way nome al
ter visit to Pittsboro. They We're lot
merly of Chapel Hill and will go 10
Salisbury before their return TO New
York.
Miss Mary Feree, of Randlemah,
after a visit to Miss Elizabeth Utley, OF
Apex, was here yesterday on her way
to Greensboro.
Miss Elizabeth Utley, of Apex, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Maggie Stott left yesterday 10
WISH III DullH
Miss Lucy Allen left yesterday Tor
Pittsboro to visit her uncle.
Prof Eben Alexander, of the state
University. who went TO Atlanta 70 at
tend the Patterson-Newman marriage
was here yesterday on his way home
Miss Annie Gulley, of Richmond,
arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. .. G
Gulley, of West Raleigh She is on
her way to Richmond after visit to
Clayton.
Mrs. A. NJ. Clements and Miss Nir-
ginia Clements, of Norfolk, who are
visiting Miss Evelyn Fleming at AS
bury, were in the city yesterday, the
guests of Mrs. w. H. Hughes.
Miss Placide Ellington returned
yesterday from the Norfolk Horse
Show
DIR. and Mrs Charles F. MeseVe
erturned to the city yesterday from
Lake Mahon, n. Y.
Mrs. NJ. A. Partin, of Cary, was a
visitor here yesterday.
Miss Foy Lynn, OF Cary, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs j. A. Sheets and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, left yesterday on Il visit to
Mrs. Sheets mother, near Fayette-
vile.
Mrs A S. Merrimon. accompanied
by her son, Mr.. w. d. Merrimon. of
Greensboro, arrived in the city Thurs
day night. after long absence from
home Mrs. Merrimon's friends are
glad to see her back. Mrs. j. b. Ken
ney arrived also.
Miss Inez Wynne is visiting in
Charlotte, the guest of her sister. Mrs.
William Smede.