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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-21

EPISCOPAL CHURCH, services Fourth
- Sunday of the month, at the Mission on
Wall Street. All are cordially invited.
REV. G. II. KEssELHAUTH, Pastor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-21

c. M, & St. Paul R'y.
AT MINOCQUA.
NORTH BOUND.
10 daily except Sunday arrives. ..l2:Ol p m
10 Is Sunday only arrives. ........... $3.50 p. m
Does not go North of Minocqua.
SOUTH BOUND.
no departs daily except Sunday 4:05 p. m
NO 26 departs Sunday only 400 p m
No feeight trains carry passengers.
HERMAN ODER, Agent.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-21
County officers.
SOCIETIES.

SOCIETIES.
"a w of A. EAGLE WATERS CAMP NO
WI $50, meets every Friday evening at M: w
ab A. Hall Visiting members are cordially IN
~yited n. M, EmmOnS, V. Q.
A. c. Miller Clerk.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-21
ADVERTISING RkTES.

Locals. cents per line for each insertion.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Rarlx Morning Marriage

"The marriage of Miss Stella
Powell and Mr.. G. <. Northern
took place at the residence Of the
bride. 100 Haywood street, Wed
nesday morning at the early h hour
If A O'clock, the Rev. Frank Siler
performing the ceremony in the
presence Of only a few intimate
friends of the young couple.
sT,ittle Miss Gwendolyne Buck
ner and Agatha King CT Pensacola
Fla, we're flower girls.
errhe ceremony took place at an
urusual hour in order for Mr.. and
Mrs. Northern to take the seven
O'clock train north, where they
On ON q visit to Mr.. Northern
mother in Lexington, Va.
"Mr. and Mrs. Northern will re-
turn TO the city in few weeks
and will make Asheville then
home t.on
The above notice is taken iron
the Asbevills IN. CD Citizen o
Thursday, September Slst' nj
Northern is a son of Mrs. Rober
T. Northern Of Lexington. d.
will remain here several weeks
accompanied by his bride, who
an exceedingly attractive yum
Ilady.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Family Cares
This Information May Be OF Value
to Many Mother in
Lexington

When there is added to the many
cares inseparabls from the rearing Oh
children that afllction Of weakness OF
the kidneys and auxiliary organs the
mothers lot Is far from a happy one.
This condition can be quickly changed
and absolutely cured by the use OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. When this Is
known the mothers burden will Do
lighter and her home happier.
III. FIcgat, clerk in R. =. Ander-
soD,s orookery store, residing on
Wsin s,reet saws; ~ can highly advise
1Ss nae Of Doan's Kidney Pills for chill
aTs s who suffer from kidney and urinary
disease. Ny little seven-year orc
daughter showed q weakness Oh Ine
kIdnevs We felt sure those organs
~are the cause for at night che did mol
have the proper control over secretlon =
NV wife saw Doan's Kidney fliis au
vertised and got q box at d. n. Sor
r,,ll;s drug store. They were given V
tha child regularly In reduced doses, ant
n. short time there was VeI;
Noticeable Improvement In her eonoi
Hon The cost of Doan's Kidney ril
lis nothing compared to doctors, Dilis
and their work is decidedly satisiae
tory" - p.,oa a, csnts
Foster Milbun Co., Buffalo new tcr,
sole agents for the United Stass n
Remember the name--Doan's-an
take no other.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Renort of Board OF Health

The report from the Lexington
Hoard of Health fer ak montes
ending August 81, 1906, was made
to the Town Council at its meet
ing on September 9TH.
The death rate as compared
with other towns Of the country Is
exceedingly small. The report
saws that this is "a gratifying ex-
bibit and shows that Lexington Is
one of the healthiest towns In the
limited States" The mortality
rate given per thousand is:Wni.e'
s.42; cOlored, 2l.lZ; total, l4.44
For the corresponding PERIOD o.
last year it was lo.ll.
With reference to the sanitary
conditions of the town the repcI'
saws: 'The pail system rs work
ing fairly well, but there nav
hs e FREQUENT complaints AM
there is yet much to be desired
One difficulty is the failure O.
citizens to report promptly al.
failure on the part of the scsyen .
Ger TO do his duty. Another on
! ficuIty, and, in the opinion oil IN
Board of Health, it is serio-s one
ia. the present scavenger 10
policeman whose duty it 49, as
policeman, to report his own neg
!, liigence as q scAyenger.'
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Mum icipal Omcers Elected

Officers for the town of Lexing-
ton for the ensuing year were elect
ed Thursday night by the Town
Council, as follows:
]. w. Moore, treasurer, at
salary of 5000 per year, an increase
of $50 on account OF extra WORK
due to installation of water meters;
]. w. McClung, clerk of council
1920; A.W.varner, assessor, 800;
E. M. Pendleton, attorney, $50; j..
w. Hazlewood chief of police, $40
DER month; J. w. Walker, night
policeman. $40; John Spillian, SUI
perintendent water works, 800; =:
Z. Beaver, weighmaster, haif OF
receipts.
DIR. j, II. Laird, surgeon at the
Virginia Military Institute, was
elected chairman of the board OF
health and health officer, at
salary of $3.50 per year. -
The officers of whom bonds arr
required, were ordered to furniSl
same satisfactory to the mayor;
The name of DIR. Hunter Fen
dleton was dropped as a memDe
of the beard Of health, from IN
fact that he is a member OF TN
Town Council.
The street COMMITTEES was IN
structed to ascertain the COST Oh
yitrified brick walk from %
J Episcopal church along Jackso
avenue to White street, tnenC
, along White street to Main, tnenc
q to the McCrum property an MAJ
: street.
There were pretent At the mes
n ing Mayor Walker, Counciime
4 Beaver, Hutton. Irwin, onlsnse
Peni,k and Pendle'on.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27

In response to q petition from
certain members of the session OF
ColIierstown church, the fresoy-
tery OF Lexington. assem- nieo'
September 9Th, at Sutton, W.Va:'
appoipted q commission to investi'
oate the conditions Of affairs 81
Collierstown church and take
whatever action might be deemed
wisest under the circumstances
This commits sion, consisting o
Rev. j. E. Booker, Rev.T.J. Inomp
son. and Elder W.S.C urrell, met a
Collierstown church, Septf moe
22ni, End decided, after nearing
the members Of the session, all 0
whom were present, to dissoiV'
the session. ~.
Rev. A. II. He milton tt Nj
Carmel church, was appointed I
moderate a meeting of the congre
cation October 10Th, Tor tine eiec
| tion O q new session.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
nIanIar OF FiIlpIno ANN

Am extensive display Of Filipino
arms. such as are used by the
natives of the Philippine Islands
in battle, occupies one OF the show
windows OF r. L. Owens hard
ware store, and considerable In
terest is attracted to the same.
The collection consists OF various
and curlously-shaped knives and
spears and few curiosities IN the
form OF guns. Most Of the fignt-
ing of these people was formerly
done at close range, hence the use
of the knife and short sword.
This collection of quaint instru'
ments of battle was brought e
Lexington by Mr.. Vernon E.FunK'
houser, who spent five years II
the Philippines as a member o.
the commissary department., Unit
ed States Army. Mr.. Funkhouse
lis now located at Vancouver
washington. He left Lexington
Yesterday for his post OF duty
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Are You Engaged

Engaged people should remember
that. after marriage, many quarLLe aIr
Gan be avoided, by keeping tn 'sh
dicastiops in good condition WIN
Elscfric Bltters. s. A. Brown, Oh
pI.Snnetfsyille. s. c., says: For years,
mv wife suffered intensely irOM
dysoepsia. complicated with torpldi
1;var until she lost her strength ana
IIgof. and became mere wreck OF n tS;r
sormer self. Then she tried ElectrlS
Ritters. which helped her at once, an y
tinally made her entirely well. She - Il
now strong aud healthy" b. H.
GorrelPs druggist, sells and guar
snreed them, at SOC bottle.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
He Kept mp ia the Race

James 8. Barron, President Man
chester Cotton Mills, Rock Hill, 3. W
writes: .,socoa With
L. an. It looks better than a gre"'
many houses painted three years as "a
Don't pay Si.bO gallon for linse .ssa
oil. which you do In readY-ior-uS0
Rny OH fresh from the barrel at SO
CENTS per gallon, and mix It with
Loneman a Martinez L. q M; F a. H.
It makes paint cost about sl.SO per
gallon. ,,old
every Church given a liberal qunS nns
tv when bought from AcCrn 1ar Drus
Co., Lexington.or H. l.. 0ilKerSo"'
Ruena Vista.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
unclaimed Letters

following is the list of unclaimed
,.ttors ramaining in the Lexington
nostoftice for the week ending sep
tembsr 18th:
Allen, Mrs.
Black, Miss Annie
Bex, Miss Bessie
Elliott, Kyle
Quinn, John Tevis, it,
Grant, Avis w.
Lyree, Miss Tracy
Land, Miss Edna
McAlpine. Miss Evelyn
Maxfeld, Mrs. L. g. n
White, Mr.. and Mrs, T. l.
Williams, Pres d.
Armstrong, Chas. b. -
Persons calling for these letter
will please say they are sdvertise1,
MCCLUNe PATTON. +. NJ
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
BOARD Visitors v. NJ. 1.

A meeting of the Virginia Mill
tarv Institute Board Of Visitors
will be held in Lexington Satur-
dav. the sOtb, to consider plans
which will be submitted by Gener-
al Shipp, the superintendent, look
inc to certain permanent improve
ments. including new hospital,
enlargement of barracks, ana
nrobably a new chemical labora'
tory. The question of establish
ing improved heating and iigns-
inc plants will also be considered
The increased attendance TINS
vear at the school makes IL lm,
Iperative to provide more room anO
additional facilities. WIN en-,
IIsrged equipment and additional is, ~
barracks the attendance VIII no
doubt be increased year by year.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Annixersary ExercIses

Interesting exercises were neio
Mt the First Baptist church Sun
day, September Gath, In honor Oh
the fourth anniversary Of the pas
torate of Rev. P. S. Lewis, d. u.
The sermon in the morning az
II O'Clock was preached by Rev.
DIR. James A. Quarles and In the
evening at 8 O'Clock by DIR. D.
T,swis Howe. Addresses were
made by the pastor, DR.. Lewis, and
W. 8. Washington. REGULATIONS
were delivered by Misses Amanos
7. James and Kissie E. Pryor.
Special music, consisting o
HYMNS. duets and solos, vas al
attractive feature Of the exercises
The G. /. and 1. A. choir rendered
a number of selections.
An admission fee Of 10 cent
was charged and the sum OF szO'
8e was realized. Refreshment
were served.
DIR. Lewis, during his four year
here, has had q successful passCl
ate. and is held in high esteem .
: his people and the pubic gen0f"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
wrenn..Parker

A pretty nuptial event .cok
Mace Thursday evening, septem'
Der 81, 1905, at the home Of MI Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Parker OF buena
Vista. when their attractive
daughter, Miss Matte Pauline, was
married to Mr.. J. Willard Mrenn'
aon of Mr.. and Mrs. J. i. wrshn'
also of Buena Vista. Rev. +. =.
berkeley oficiated. The parloI
was tastefully decorated win PINK
chrvsanthemums. palms and ferns
The bride was dressed In . pecom.
ing going-away gown of green
broadcloath. -. ,raa.
On returning from their wec
ding trip, which included Washing
ton aud other points OF interes'
Mr. and Mrs. Wrenn VIII nAN
their home in Buena VISTA w el
the groom is engaged In O0s'
ness.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
pebekah,s Observe Anniversary

Liberty Lodge No. 2, DaughtcIs
Of Rebekah, Independent order Oh
odd Fellows of Lexiggton, ceieorA1
ed the Atty fourth anniversary Oh
the order last Wednesday evening,
September 20tt. The exercises
we're held at Odd Fellows Hall,
and presided over by Miss anna n"
K. Krause, president OF the Re-
bekah Assembly of Virginia .
Rev. DIR. James A. Quarles VI ".
Washington and Lee Univors.sy
was the speaker for the OCCASION,
and his address was an eioquen },
tribute to womanhood. DehgntIul,
music was rendered by a selec.eu
choir. A special feature was tne
duet, "The Wanderer's Evening ~
Song" by Misses Anna ArauS'
and BERTHE Pennington.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
sterrett-PcIe Nuptiais at Hot
Springs Wednesday

sterrett-Pcle Nuptials az nv
Springs Wednesday
The following report Of the
marriage Of Mr.. Thomas A.
sterrett. .Jr., son of Sheriff ano
MIRA. Thomas Ashcroft of Timber
Ridge, and Miss Margaret Pole Of
Hot Springs, is taken from FRI
davis Richmond Times-DispAtch;
A very pretty home wedding
took Mace Wednesday evening at
the residence of brand Mrs. Henry
8. Pole, when their daughter
Margaret Pole. better known %
Daisy, was married to Mr.ThomA'
A. sterrstt, Jr., of Hot Springs.
Only relatives and old friends OF
this family were invited, but the
display cf wedeing gifts received !.
was most elaborate. for the young
neopIc we're well remembered Oy
friends far and near.
Rev. John G.Scott Of Richmond
rector of St. Luke's. Hot Springs,
oa3ciated, and the marriage "
in a bower of green, under seI
90 rbite asters in one end OF tn'
Jr.viug room. Miss Lydia Pois
was maid of honor, and Dr.. fol'
gave his daughter away. sne WA
verv handsome in q white iac'
gown with long veil OF tulle ant
carried an immense bouquet p
lilies of the valley. Reid sterreeV
!, brother of the bridegroom, tron
Lexington, Va, was BEST nun
, The Mendiessohn Wedding marcI
: : was played by Miss serby. Lltsl
children of DR.. Edgar Pole carried
> the ribbons. A bOuffet suppe
was served later, and at 10 O'cioc
the bridal couple started for thel
future home at Bath Aiui
;, Springs. amid a shower OF re,
The drive of ten miles was mao
= by carriage. 80. III,
Among those present from elS'
!, where we're: Mr.. aud Mrs. Ihom'
= A .Sterrstt and the Misses oterIes
: parents and sisters of tue oriu ..
: groom, from Lexington, va. ~
!. Tate Stsrrett, uncle OF the o d1o
= = groom; Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Gle.
!, > brook, Rev. Mr.. Tyler OF AsneVlll
: Va. DIR. and Mrs. Cowardin' 81
- daughter of Richntnd. F..
70 Handsome presents were 7
ceived from Mr.. and Mrs. Meivil
= r" ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs. Decat
- Axteil. Mr.. and Mrs. dilOs
Farintosh, MI. Frank McDannal
y : Howard McClintic, DIR. ana IA
y, Hopkins and Others.
" =, A wedding breakfast was CAV
, bv Mr.. Tate Sterrett, at FAsslIe
10 farm for the bridal party yese
40 . day. and the drive Of eight El
~ ~ was most delightful with 10
he company.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Miss Thornton Becomes Bride
of Mr. Parker

Miss Thornton beCoWS"
of Mr.. Parker
Reported fey me Gazette
BurxA vIsrA, Sept. so-rniS
evening at 0 o'clock at the res
idence of the brides mother,
beautiful home wedding was
solemnised, when Miss Eva Berta
Thornton became the bride OF Mr.
Walter Manly Parker. The cers-
mony was performed, Ia Deautl
| full and impressive manner, oy
| Rev. Frank P. Berkeley, the brides
rsstor. assisted BY Rev, I b.
GatewoOd, grandfather OIL tine
bride.
The bridal couple entered
the parlor to the strains OF Men
deIssoh's wedding march. which
WAS beautifully rendered by Miss
Stephie Roadcap of Raphine::
i During the ceremony "Hesrts and
FLOWERS" wac played in sweet,
mellow tone which made the occa'
siou more impressive. The couple
stood under q beautiful arch OF
green and white chrysanthem ums,
presenting a lovely scene. lac
narlor was lavishIy and beautiful
|, Ily decorated in ferns, potted plants
, and palms. "a
/ The bride was attired in a hand
! some blue travelling suit with hat
i TO match and carried brides roses
4 The groom was dressed in the
. conventional suit Of black,
: The bride is the attractive
daughter of Mrs. V. s. Thornton
h and has a wide circle Of friends
: and her popularity was attestee
4 by the number Of handsome pre-
: SCENTS which she received. TIT
< groom is the 81 of the late Henri
= Parker Of this town, Is youni
n man of many sterling qualitie
>. and is very popular in both socia
Ia and business relations.
After the ceremony the co1pl
q left on No. 2, Ma W lin the mids
Is of a shower Of rice, for an extende
!. .rip to Washington, Norfolk 'n'
= other points of interest. Mr.. an
r Mrs. Parker will reside here, wher
q. Mr.. Parker has situation wl'
y Dickinson q Co.
9. We wish for this couple wit
ID our congratulations long, Orign
and happy voyage through t n
g. future experiences Of life. G'
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
protracted Services

A nrotracted meeting is being con-
dnctad nj Randolph Street NJ. n.
church, and considerable insteress 10 10
I Ia;nS manifested. The popular pas
t De Rev W. G. Thompson, is being
s assisted by Rev. w. H. Dean OF kicn-
a snond whose sermons are greatly en-
; ;oUad nv ths large crowds that nightly
sgssSTnbia TO hear him. Already nun,
S hsr Of conversions are reported, ana ana
tha altar ia thronged every night WIN
u w. This is the second week Oh
The meeting, and the services are Ga
,,s ~ TO continue another week.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Nv G. & o. Postal Clerk

The Postoffice Department at WASH
,noton has issu ed orders for placing
,esstaI clerk on the Chesapeake ana
R into train of the James River Division
- rornect at South Glasgow with the
train leaving Lexington at 700 ?. m 20
and arriving here at S:SO q; H., " H. ~
into effect October 1st. This s.I,. ~
viii greatly facilitate the hsndlIog o. o.
yacistered mail for ell eastern poinos
srom I,exinoton, and also such maGegr
az arrive here over the evening 6alti-
more and Ohio.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Golf Game for "Prize Cup" on
Lexington Links

At an annual meeting OF the
clicking ton Golf Club" it was de.
termined to offer "Prize Cup"
to be played for at such time ana
under such rules and handbags as
the "Greens Committee shall
agree upon. All members OF the
club to be admitted to the contest
Preliminary play for quallhca-
tiou will begin on Saturday next
and continue over Monday and
Tuesday. Thirty-six holes will
be played in this first contest ana !
count will be made by medal
score. Players may elect to
NAV anv two of the three days
mentioned. From the best scor'
made in this preliminary matcni
EIGHT of the best will be chosen Z
NAV for the cup, count being mad'
bv holes. These eight will pia.
On October A or 5. The four bes
Of this match will play OF
,, October 8 or 7, and the final mate
I bstweeu the best two will be play
ed ON the following Monday, Octc
ber Q. or ON any day immediatel
following that the two may Agre
upon. ..
: The handicaps agreed upon 10
: ! eae h player and rules goyernin
!. play will be posted at club house
/. This cup has been offered ar
d NAV arranged so as to lncioo
q every member of the club ana
. is hoped a large quota OF the CLUB
members will participate
The game of golf may Dc sa'
70 70 he an established feature
le Lexington life and but few II 81
Is towns of its size have so many 60
T. nlavers. while the scenery fr r'
=, the links is not surpassed. ~
B. recent victory over the Roano
Club has added much to the
terest in the game and q NUMB
Of new players have come OUT
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Ike Finding Money

Finding health is like finding % %hsS
sn think those who are sick: Wnen
Won have a cough, cold, acre throa. 10. Or
y SSsst irritation. better act promptly
ILL., w q Barber, OF Sandy Level. va va:
axe IN s m. II had a terrible chest
, ma S1 caused by smoke and coal
I dUst On nv lungs; but, after finding no 9
relief In other remedies l was VAS UI tor
by DIR. Kings New Das "d S,9,ds -
Consumption, Coughs ana OoI VrnO
Greatest sale Of any cough Vr Gor n
medIcine in the world. AT D: H. a. 1O 20
reIrs drug store; SOC and $l'OO'
suaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
Attacked By a Mob

and heaten.in labor riot. until cover
ed with sores. Chicago stree. , caa
Conductor applied Bucklen's Arnlca
Salye. and was soon SOUND anu wei
1T used IL In my family" writes y: j. !;
WsIoh of Tekonsha. Mich, and mo mo
it perfect" Simply great for cuts ano
burns. Only goo at B. H. eOrrelrs orus
ef0ro
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
The Great Roanoke Fair

The Great Roanoke Fair began
Tuesday. the s6th, to continue Tour
dsvs So many applications were
made for stalls In the live stock depart s ~
mani, r,srt frat additional stabliag had 20
he provided. All the tents USED IN
The Indiana State Fair have been snip
~, ned TO Roanoke. The attractions TINS
poo t,ear - are superior, some OF them ex-
SSe" 800 spectacular. Fifteen races
S Sor n,,rsas amounting to $4,000. All
premiums total over Slv,UU sds one
cnrsion tickets on all railroads. Que
fare for the round trip.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-27
sophomores and Freshmen Have
Annual Contest

Annual COubeeC
Saturday afternoon the annual
contest a. Washington and Lee
University between the Sophie
mores and Freshmen took place on
Wilson Athletic Field. and was
witnessed by large gathering OF
spectators. The victory was
awarded to the Sophcmores, al
though they won by only a close
margin.
The contest last year was q
howl fight, md consisted OF q
struggle to place one Of the Fresh.
men, known as the "bowl'man'
in large wooden bowl. This
wear a large medicine bali'
about eighteen inches in diameter
was used and the rules regulating
tho contest were in brief as fol-
lows. decided at nesting OF tne
student body held "Wednesday al
ternoon, September Goth:
The contest consisted OF twc
halves of fifteen and seven minutes,
respectively. Two lines marked
the limits of the respective CON
testants. seven and one-hah yaFdl
spart. Midway between these
lines the ball was placed ana Do
fare the rush was made the "Dsii
man selected by the Freshmen
had to step out from his line NV
Yards and remain in view OF NJ
rnonents for thirty seconds. VI
retiring the signal was given ant
. the fight was on. The first nal
: was an attempt on the part OF 10
Sonho motes to bring the ball Il
y contact with their opponents
. iihall-man, "and the attempt OIL Tn
: freshmen to advance their "oai
!. man" beyond their opponents
q 0oal-line, Neither side succeeded
n and the result of the drst half wa
n declared a draw.
The second half consisted
each side attempting to advanC
the ball beyond its opponents goa
: line. Although both sides strus
= oled manfully, the ball w
/, scarcely changed from It's n1
;, nosition. When time was Gale
= il was found slightly in the teri
tory of the Freshmen, which ga
l. the victory to the Sophomores.
2, The scrimmage was spirited 81
% hard fought by both sides' but
~ the very best humor. Barring
Ar few scratches and the loss OF sol
clothirg. no casualties were
1T ported from the contest. ADO
70. one hundred Freshmen and SKI
ng five Sophomores participated. v
ne disadvantage of the Freshmen "
oU that they were uhacqu"in'e- W
he each other and frequently misto
some of their own number 1Or I
is- SophOmores. -.
lis The judges in the contest w
Ip- DIR. E. w. Bitter, Mr.. W. M; .
it. EIwee and Student A. +. VIM
E. time keepers, Prof; D: 9. hu
icy nhrsys and MIR. S. f. Kirkpatr
IN, of Lynchburg. The "oail-ms
tho was Mr. Charles s. Glasgow,
of Mr.. F. T. Glasgow OF Lexi
of ton. The president Of the sop
an mores is Mr.. Ohio g. jackson,
ar. Of the Freshmen, Mr.. John
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