RAGLAN.

Observer, Volume XI, Issue 706, 9 July 1892, Page 20

RAGLAN.

M.G. says that he is past getting married now. But I see he has plucked up bush courage again, or he was putting in a good word for Harry, with H.S., in the corner at the late dance. How much for bush whacking now Mike ? A.M. is making the pace warm for the dress- maker now ; go in and win Arthur. Faint heart never won a (dar)k Swan. "What was the attraction for J.W. at the Royal Hotel ? Is it pretty Sarah or the cook. Has flax riz, Jabes ? Be jabers it has. J.M. says he can run a claw hammer coat now, since he has given the missus the go bye. I should smile. Haw, Haw. Mind she is not back again in the next steamer Jim. Very unladylike of B. to lose her temper at the dance, and call her partner a brute. You should not speak so loud ; everyone heard you. By the bye, I wonder whether she has found her temper y pr not. 5/. reward. ; .A most enjoyable dance was held in Mr Sutton's Hall last Friday evening, 24th ult., under the careful management of Messrs M. Galvan and G. Moon, whe deserve great praise for the satisfactory manner in which everything was carried out. About 30 couples , were present. Dancing was kept up with spirit till daylight. Mr J. Galvan acted as M.C. Messsrs Morgan, La Trobe, and McQuinn supplied the music, which was all that could be desired. The honor of belle was equally divided between Mis 3J. Bush and Miss K. Swan. Mr_. C. Sutton was in charge of the refreshments, snd seemed to be kept very busy all the time.