TAYLORVILLE.

Observer, Volume 9, Issue 532, 2 March 1889, Page 17

TAYLORVILLE.

Here we are again, boys ! The O.M. has just returned after having been away for the good of his health, and has brought a good supply of stationery, so look out. Mashing is very plentiful here lately, so here goes. P.B. and Miss A. O. are very spoony ; he was doing a long talk at the gate the other night : but you must not talk so loud for the future. J .M . might hear you . . . F.K . and Miss K.A. look very natty while promenading the street... Ha, ha, ha, ! So H.M. and N.H. have tied the knot. The O.M. hopes they won't forget to send him some cake...A.X. and Miss E.K. show that they mean business. That's rieht, A.., show some of the bashful mashers, like J.R. how to do it.. ..The O.M. would like to know which of the two Miss P. fancies, J.R. or F.W. ? The O. M. is of the firm opinion that F.W. is right bower, ...Can anyone inform the O.M. why G.W., J.A. and T.K. always pass their Sundays in the Grey now ? Are Taylorvillo girls not good enough for them... J.E. did not see the O.M. while sitting on the log doing the heavy with T).L. what would he say if he knew? J.J. and Miss A.H. look well while courting. When is it coming off, J ?... J.D. is fairly srone on Miss L.C., but it won't wash, J., someone is there before you, it is always the same. ..Why was F.W. in such a hurry on Sunday to get to Coal Creek; was Miss A.S. waiting F.?

...W.R. and S.R. pile on the agony now. Nice boy, W...R.R. was properly gone on the fair young damsel from Reefton. My, how he did do the heavy... Further particulars in next issue.