The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-24
F. L. STANTON.


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F. I. STANTON.
Miss Maude Norris, of Apex, was
here Yesterday to meet her sister,
Miss Stella. who has been attending
the Greensboro Female College.
Mrs Eugene Rollins, of Durham
was here yesterday on her way to
Greensboro.
Mrs. j. F. Ferrall left yesterday
for Houston, Va, TO visit her father,
Major II. A. Edmundson
Mrs c. A. Johnston left yesterday
for Morganton to spend Christmas
with her relatives there.
Mrs. c.. w. Ellington left yester-
day for Durham to visit her mother
during Christmas.
Miss Emily Taylor left yesterday
for Asheville to join her sister, Mrs.
r. B. Womack.
vile, where he went to join Mrs.
Womack
Miss Sarah Hanckel, of Charles
ton, s. c., is here to spend the holidays
with Miss Dowd in West Raleigh.
Miss Nellie Bernard left yesterday
to spend Christmas at her home in
Durham.
Mrs jamie c. Marshall after a
visit to Mrs. J. +. Pearce. left yester
day for her home in Montezuma, Ga
DR. and Mrs. w. E. Headen, Of
Morehead City, We're here yesterday
on their way to visit relatives in
Pittsboro.
= Mrs. :. F.. E.lG. ION, &c S,.r1a.
is in the city visiting Ter PARENTS, Mr.
and Mrs w. ". Nyrhc.
Mrs Adelaide Worth Bagley. Of
Washington, d. c., arrived yesterday
and is at the home of her daughtec,
Mrs Josephus Daniels. Her many
e..s<~ L. - -, che
is recovering from the effects of the
injuries sustained in a fall some time
ago.
Miss Ellen West left yesterday
for Erie, Pennsylvania. to visit
friends.
Herbert G.. Thompson are here from
New York to spend the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Thompson.
Miss Belle Bagley. of Washington.
ID. c., is spending the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. Josephus Daniels.
EDworth Christmas Tree.
A most pleasant entertainment was
given last night at Eoworth church
This was a Christmas tree. and all
the little folks We're remembered. The
affair was greatly enjoyed.
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Silver Wedding.
Invitations have been sent to friends
in silver to attend the silver wedding
CT Mr. and Mrs. James f. oliver at
their home, The Oaks" in Mount
Olive, Dec. Both
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King-WOOds.
On Thursday night at the residence
II r ~ No. @I,~ II
Woods and Mr.. David King were
married. Both of the contracting
parties are residents of this city and
have a number of friends.
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Domestic Science.
The meeting arranged yesterday
for the meeting of the Domestic
Science Department of the Woman s
Club in the committee rooms ofthe
Olivia Raney Library, was postponed
till next Friday, December the 30th.
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A Sensible Woman
Mrs. Chas. Fitch of near Longs
Chapel, is a woman who knows how
8 to make money out of the little things
on the farm. She has ten hens. and
from these she has sold 80 dozen of
eggs. besides using eggs for the fam
that pays better on q farm than
chickens, unless it is a hustling, saw
ing Woman.-Burlingto News
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A Happy Father.
This edition is run off from the big
press of the News and Observer as Mr..
A. w. ST. Jacques. the chief pressman
is singing a song of joy, while the
electric lights are no more bright than
his happily shining eyes. There is a
boy at his home and the sturdy little
fellow arrived yesterday afternoon.
Everyone around this office last night
was congratulating the proud father
on the arrival of the first
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To Marry i'm Mount Olive.
Friends have received invitations to
the marriage of Miss Emma Belle
Williams, of Mount Olive. and Mr. L.
Gordon Harvey, of Savannah. The
marriage is announced for January
Ii, 1905. in Mount Olive at the home
of Mrs. Richard e. Wooten, a cousin
of Miss Williams the bride. Mr.. Har-
vey is an ATTORNEY of Savannah and is
bride is a. daughter of Mr.. George w.
Williams. and is a most attractive
young lady.
Christmas Entertainment.
On Thursday night at the Hillsboro
street Christian church there was a
most enjoyable entertainment, the fol-
lowing being the program:
Chorus by the children-Welcome,
Prayer and Response.
Song-Anthem, GLORY to God"
Recitation-"Dainty Little Stock
ings," Rosa Kirkland.
Solo-Hermos Stevenson.
Recitation-Lucille Belts, Eleanor
Stevick, Mildred Uzzle. Ruth Fowler,
Lena Barrow