ARAPOHUE.
Wanted, a practical physician to care W D's heart, which has been completely fractured lately.. .o 8 looked rather melancholy at the picnic the other day until C Me appeared on the scene and made things more cheerful. .L D is quite lo?t without a caretaker ...N B and L K are preparing to run in double harness. .C W says he has won the affections of a certain young lady at last Well done, C ; you have the O M's warm congratulations ..Too bad of JB to tantalise OB so long.. G B says he can't win the affections of L D, try as he may. .T D and J M seemed to enjoy the picnic thoroughly the other day... Too bad of you, J, to eat so much cake and make yourself UI..N S looked very lonely without her masher at the picnic. .A H appears to be a great flirt among the girls ... W J seems thoroughly disgusted because the O M does not take more notice of him. .Ask W D what price eggs?. .P B says girls are very plentiful, and yet very scarce up here. .W B is now a regular attendant at church. What is the
attraction, W ?...A C K seems to be doing the heavy with M 0..8 B is still striving very hard to get amasher...M D says the next wedding she goes to will be her own, which she hopes ■won't be very long in coming off.
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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 950, 13 March 1897, Page 21
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249ARAPOHUE. Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 950, 13 March 1897, Page 21
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