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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
ROLL OF HONOR FOR
pHOERUS SCHOOLS
List OF the Pupils Whose Work Merit
ed Special Mention in the First
Month OF the Session.

The following is The roll of honor
for the first month OF the Phoebus
Graded school of which Prof. j. II.
Bonneville is the principal:
First Grade-May Corey, Helen
Darncilc. Virginia Farrell. Willie
Johnson, Hazel Jackson, May Ludwig,
George Gear, Willie Strange. Tcddic
simpson, Charlie FcIhaDer, Samuel
Youmans.
Second Grade-John Driscoll. Edna
East, Katie Enslebcrg, Annie Engle.
burt. Carrie Fuller, Margaret Gear,
Dorothy HOasland. Gladys Mitchell.
Horace Pearce. John Pearce. Louise
phocbus, Susie Schmctzer, Margaret
Wood. Allen Vernon.
Third Stanton Bertschey
lula Boyhan, Bryan Carver. Maurice
Collier, Edward Kaiser, Helen Leary.
Helen O'Leary, Cali Rothweier, Es-
her Taylor, Edwin Turncy.
Fourth Grade Bertha Floyd. Grace
fiddings. Charlie Kaiser Pearl Lacy,
Ruby Lacy, Willie Ludwig. Tom Min
gle. Kathrine Phoebus, Annie VIII
loughby.
flIth Gradc-tTcd Ashwell. Margar-
st Bertschey, Lily Cabclle, Annie Dor,
icy, Annie Englebert Florence John
son, Christopher Kraft, Edith Lechlel'.
May Nealon, Nelson Peach, Bertha
Schneider Nellie Sculley.
Sixth Grade Mamie Smith, James
Farrell
Seventh Grade--Laura Bell, Chris
tine Shea, Ruby I!&rand. Ruby Nit
chell, Mollie Berry, Gardiner Cabell,
James Powell.
Eighth Grade Minnie Bell. Walden
Strtngc, Gladys Hawkins, Addic
johnson. Hattie Marshall, Mabel
Clark, ueins Farrell. Lena Schmetzer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17

The football championship games
between the ships of the North Allan
tic Squadron opened on the Fort
Monroe gridron yesterday morning
when the eleven from the Kearsar.e
defeated the Maine by the score ot
II to u.
Al O'Clock in the aItcrnoos the
Iowa met and defeated the Illinois by
the score of 10 to a.
Both Of the contests were stubborn.
IS fought and created much interest
among the men from the big fighters
Maine Wins Baseball.
Sunday afternoon the battlcshiu
Maine defeated the baseball nine ul
the massachusetts in IA very lively
game. The score WIS ~ 10 6 ANA il
Is conservativcly estimated that be.
tween 5000 and S,000 people were at,
FORT Monroe during the contest. The
work Of Benz, the Names pitcher.
won Tor his ship. He allowed the Mas.
sachusctts seven hits, while the Maine
got twenty-five hits OF OF Goodwin.
Black, Of the Maine. did phenomenal
| work at the bat. Out of six times al
ING Da' he had two thrcc-baggors, two
! two-bagSers and IL home run to his
credit. Benz also had Il thrce-bagycr
ana two-baeger To his credit, while
! fesier and Kenna each sent the ball
down for three baggers.
| Schedule for Tournament
Admiral r. ID. Evans. yommandng
the North Atlantic Squadron, has is
sued the following official order coy
Cring the schedule Of football games
Tor the squadron championship:
All scheduled games will be PLAYED
on the grounds at Fortress Monroe. by
permission Of The colonel commanding.
Practice games may be played a,
the Soldiers Home and Hampton. eX
cept on Sundays
When the grounCs in the fort arc
not in use for the schedule games or by
the troops. practice games NAV Inc
played there.
In case of dispute as to which team,
snail use the fort grounds for practice
The football members OF the Fleet An
letic Board will decide.
Tuesday, Oct 7-Missouri-Keu
lucky, $50 a m; Alabama. Massachu
sets. $50 u. IN.
Friday. Oct 2o--lllinois,M assachu
sets, $50 n. M; Maine Missouri 1880
p. m.
Saturday. Oct. 2l-Iowa,Alabama
$50 a. m; kentucky-Kearsargc, 33C
p. III.
Tuesday. Oct. 2l-Mainc Kentucky
$50 Il. M: Alabama, illinois, $50 D. m
Wednesday, Oct Massachusetts
Iowa, $40 a. m; Kearsarge- Missouri
80 pm.
The final game, between the winning
team in each division, will be played
on Saturday, October rs. nj $50 D. m.
to decide the championship of tn,
squadron.
Representatives OF teams will in al
eases arrange for officials and provid,
them: They will also determine the
lengths OF halves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
Dismissed the Case

In the police court yesterday noun
ING. Acting Mayor Schruadt heard the
ease oi Mary Minn. arrested for stab.
Ding Rebecca Thompson The case
was dismissed at the cost of Rebccca,
as 1t was shown that the Minis woman
cut Rebecca because she was cndeav-
crinS TO ALLEVIATE the affections OF the
Minis woman's husband.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
CHEAP ADVERTISING,
CASH IN ADVANCE,

VNE CCN y WOHD.
Advertisements under classified
heads in this. column will be inserted
at the uniform rate of one cent word
for each insertion. Mo advertisement,
however small, less than 25 cents for
the first Insertion. Cash in advance
invariably. Special rates made on
long contracts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
Little Girl Injured.

Laura, the little daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. Ward, of Fort Monroe, was
painfully bruised yesterday afternoon
by one of the old cannonS in the fort
enclosure falling upon her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17

The football eleven from the Wash
inston barracks went down to i.,nom.
nous dcfaat before The strong eleven
OF the Fort Monroe Artillery school
on the fort gridron yesterday after.
noon. The contest was enc OF thN
horcost that has ever been PLAYED Mt
the fort and three men were forced Ia
quit the battle before the game ended.
Al one time in the game Colonel
X. u. Potts had 20 call the attention
oi the players 10 the roughness of the
battle and admonish them apains,
Singing. The contest was entirely
TOO one-sided 10 create any amusement
for The espcctat0r
II Was Walk Over.
Artillcrists simply walked through
the WashinslOn's line and whenever
they desired il made great gain.
around ends. For instance. within
less than two minutes after the play
started the artllerists sent Linden
berger over Washngton's goal line
and Monroe kicked goal.
After lining up again Monroe was
sent across Washingtons zeal line
within three minutes and he kicked
another goal. Lindinberger kicked =
pretty goal from the field ana soon
followed ii up with another toucn
down
Score az to O.
In the second half Monroe made
another touchdown and Lindonberser
carried the ball over Washington's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
ADVICE FROM HIGH SOURCE.
Strong Words of Praise for Douglas
leftWich.

"if you would spend pleasant
evening, without any regret, go and
hear Mr.. Douglas l.eftwich. in his
Evening with the Old Time Darkcy.' =
These words are culled from a com.
ment by Bishop w W, Duncan, of
Spartansburg, S G.
Mr. Leftwicl will appear in Hamp.
Ton, October 10, nj Armory hall, under
tho AUSPICES of Memorial Baptist
church and n large audience will
doubtless greet this highly recon,
mondcd entertainer
Hickets may be secured at Gariner's
drug store General admission, -
cents; reserved seats, IS cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
Accepts RESIGNATION.

The congregation of the Hampton
Christian church decided Sunday
morning 10 accept The resignation oil
its pastor, Rev. a. j. Rcnforth. MIR.
Renforth declined to reconsider his
action in rcsigning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
FOR RENT.
LOST.

LOST-IN HAMPTON OR NEW
port News. Il smali-sizcd gold watch
Finder will return to Ii. ID. BAL
LANCE. Hampton, Va, and receive
reward. 10-l5-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
Back from Kentucky.

Mr. John Il. Foster has returned
from Kentucky. where he purchased
car load of thoroughbred stock, in
Guiding four fine racers. II Jersey
COWS, II calves and shoats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
Regret His Departure.

The Hampton and Elizabeth City
County Ministers Association adopted
resolutions yesterday morning express.
ing thcir sorrow over the decision of
tev. a. j. Rcnforth to leave Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17

IN The second half Monroe made
another touchdown and l.indonber-er
carried the ball over Washington's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17

The annual meeting of the Society
Tor the Preservation of Virginia An.
tiqdties will be held in Richmond on
Thursday evening. 1t is expected that
several members from Hampton will
attend.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
Mr.. Elan 4 Noiaru.

Mr. Harry + Elan. VIM has. been
commissioned notary public b9 Gov.
ernor Mantaguc, qualified as such be.
fore Clark of the Courts Harry II. Holt
yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-17
1T WAS A TOUGH
BATTLE AT FORT
Three Men Were Injured in Game
Between Artillery School and
Washington Barracks.
COL. POTTS ADMONlSHED MEN

Visitors Arc Defeated by the strong
Local Eleven in One of the Fiercest
Contests Ever Seen on the Fort
Gridiron-PIaycrs on Both Sides Do
Their Best to Win.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-05
Housekeeping Department.

Cotton Cloth and Sheeting al less than
cost. Every housewife knows the value
Of Lockwood Cotton.
Two bales 36-ineh Unbleached Lock
wood Cotton, per yard, only..-o &c
Two bales 4o-inch Unbleached Lock
wood Cotton, per yard, only...6 3-4c
One bale 36-inch Unbleached, in short
lengths, per yard, only ........-....5 Sc
One bale 36-inch Unbleached, in 10
and 20 yard lengths, per yard, only &c
One bale 36-inch Bleached Cotton, per
yard, only....................5 lie
One bale 36.inch fine Bleaehed Cotton,
per yard, only ..........,.....6 | DC
Ten pieces 36-inch fine Bleached EN-
press Cambria, per yard, only &c
Ten pieces 36-inch fine Berkley Cam
brio, per yard, only...........,....o &c
Ten pieces 36-inch fine Lonsdale Cam
brio, per yard, only............l0 c
Goods cannot be duplicated at the above
;c.rices when sold out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-05

Snow fell to the depth Of six inches
at White River Junction Tuesday and
never touched us. The distribution Of
the weather has been most remarkable.
Still we appear to have a monopoly Of
attention by King Frost.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-05

The treatment which the Japanese
are according their prisoners at Port
Arthur removes a good deal of the hell
ishnoss of war and causes one to almost
forget the terrible sacrifices entailed in
the capture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-05

Judging by the number Of men en-
ployed the Quincy granite industry must
have been picking up during the past
year. Still the number of men employed
is far short Of the number in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-05

Vermont's Morgan horse breeding in
dustry must also be included in the
list Of those that are booming along.
Col. Joe Battell Of Middlebury is very
largely responsible for this result.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-05

The American who attempted to walk
around the world in seven years failed
and wore out i60 pairs Of shoes. He
could have done as well right here in
Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-05
THURSDAY. JANUARY 5, 1905.

Homicides fell off, stealing decreased
and suicides increased. Such is the rec
ord Of the country for, the year just
closed. It might have been improved
upon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-05
January Clearance Sale!
This Great Annual Sale is in progress and will
surpass in bargain importance any previous
sale held by this store
Pillow Slips and Sheets.

A. 90 Slips, now...............".oc
AZ 80 Slips, u ! &C, now......"lOc
~ SO Slips, Isc, now........ II lie
Extra Cotton Sheets, 81 K go,
oSc value for ...................- 4Sc
zoe value for.................,.. Csc
White Bed Spreads.
One case large sized Spreads, good
value at STAG, this sale.......... csc
Sz.oo Spreads for ............,..S1.25
Waistings.
Here are values that should not last
over day.
100 Waist Patterns in lengths Of "a
yards Of fine White Mercerized Oxford
in stripes and figures. Good value at
sI.oo per pattern. For this sale, 8 III
yard patterns, each ...............50 soc
GinghamS.
One case new Ginghams in new plaids
and stripes, Ioc value, per yard....7c
IA Lac value, per yard. ...........ao &c
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08

Lutheran church, came down col
Alma Thanksgiving and christened the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Slevers.
Mr.. and M =. j. w Kirkbride gave a
Give hundred" party last Wednesday
evening. w. l.. Hayden and Mrs. f.
j Holmes won the prizes After n
pleasant evening ice cream and cake
were SOL ved.
She came down with the beautiful
snow-upon the wings Of the winds she
was borne bither-OarpfOoted, naked
anu a stranger. TIM, WIS "Wednesday
] evening, and Mr., Vsnril smi'ngly re
marked that her weight was within
fraction of 10 lbs.
The case of John Hansberry vs. the
Burlington for dam"g = for killing Z
cow was decided by Judge King il
favor of the defendant on the theory
that the COW was being herded on TIT
right OF way and the company was no
responsible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Neusy Notes From Neighborin9 Touns
GATHERED FROM OUR EXCHANGES

lier to Miss Noemie L'Heureux, Father
Tastevin officiating.
Married, Thanksgiving day. at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. Wal
lace Elliott to Miss Bertha Dudek, Rev.
A A. Ling OF Franklin officiating.
While coming to town yesterday DIR.
Swatslander experienced a runaway.
The d%oubletrees came down and he
took no chances but gave the reins to
the team and let them go. No damage
resu ted
s NJ. True, at diff rent lines cashier
in both banks at this city, but now
holding down = like position in the
Bank Of Inavale, drove over laSt Satur'
day to draw up III" papers in the trans
fer Of the livery business TO is new
proprietor Sid says it is quite hard t.
remain away from Campbell altogether
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
BLUE HILL
lErnm the Leader.

(FrOm the LtaneT.
Mrs Nose Wilson returned from
Red Cloud Friday.
DR. Wegman reports a fine boy baby
born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shull We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Paugh are the
proud parents OF "A fine, bouncing boy
born last Friday
MIR, and Mrs r. ID. Norwood are the
proud parents of a pretty little girl
born Thursday last.
Richard Kort. sol Of Chris Kori, who
has been so sick with typhoid fever
since returning from California, has
now almost recovered.
John Kottwitz, an aged and highly
respected citizen of this vicinity, died
at his home Wednesday Tn IN
neral services were he'd on Friday,
Dec. 1st, at the home At ! y m n al
the Lutheran church al 3 p m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
FRANKLIN
From the Sentinel.)

Chas. +. Eads and Miss Zemma jim
kinson were married at Bloomington
Thursday.
The old soldiers surprised w. h.
Coultrin yesterday with a big Thanks.
giving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Conkling left
Tuesday morning for a months visit in
New England.
j. U. Eager writes to his father, ID,
e.. Eager, from Los Angeles, Calf,
that his health Is greatly improved.
j NJ. Ctrnaban died at his home in
Riverton last Friday afternoon of con
>nmp ion Funeral service we're held
! M ndnN
Car,nrr Hartley and Miss Louise
: B,ur I Bloom 'ngtOn were united il
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
RIVERTON
(FrOm the Review.)


Brn, on Thursday, November %, to
Mr., and Mrs. Perry Bennett, a boy.
A baby boy was born Thursday, Nov.
ember 23, to Mr.. and M =. %Livengood,
living four miles west of town.
Sheriff Walrath, j nm Parker and
WIN. Fulton we're here a%ppraising some
school land south of town Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Will r Burr arrived
here Monday morning, and Mr.. Burr
is row installed in the. Review office as
foreman.
VIM. Hunt has purchased the Click
and Stetling pool halls, and has consol
idated the businesses 8, occupying the
building Of the former.
Al Overlease, living p miles west o
town, captured and no y has in custody
a full-grown doe, which mysteriOusl
appeared ut his place Thanksgiving
morning.
Miss Campbell, who has had charge
of the millinery department of Messrs
Whaley and Wickstrom for the pas
month, left for her home at Beatrice
Wednesday morning
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
SMITH CENTER
CFrom the Me, srugcr

Brllovillc, Kansas, is now having no
school on account Of several cascs ~
dphthcria in that town,
Il. ST. Winsluw returned Tuesday
evening from Carmen, Oklahoma. He
reports his son, Fred, much better
The lhroe-ycar uld son of Mr., and
Mrs. Walter. Scott d,rd last Thursday
after II brirf IL ness With typhoid fever.
:. NJ. Crook, the man who sells
farms, made the deal last Saturday
that will Don make ). l.. Amis owner
of the Stafford farm just II of thi
city, for which he will pay $1,000.
Jake M"",e returned last Friday
night from n business and pleasure trip
to Enid,sI. Oklahoma. Mr.. Moore
bought fifteen acres juining Enid and
exp,c's Ia make hat his home oon
j NJ McCasland came in last We'd
nesday night from Lenore, Oklahoma
with the remains of Mrs. McCasland
who died there Sunday, November IL h
The funeral was held at the home ~
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Greav,r
Will Rorabaugh and Mart Mctari,
were arrested last Wednesday ON com
nlaint Of j. Is, Farcns for stealing hors,
blau k,ts. Constable Ben William
went out with IA search warrant an
found ,he blankets. The boys were az
RANGED before Squire Eply Wchnesda'
afternoon. R%,rnhaugh plead guilt.
and WAS fined $50 and costs, He wa
placed in jill until Saturday when h
paid the bill and vas released. Nj
Carly stood trial and was rel, ased q
a fine of So and costs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
(From the Advertiser.)

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Dobbins,
Sunday, November PC, Il BABY boy.
The Rock Island bridge gang finish
ell their work on the trestle west of
town, and left today.
Mrs. Susie Eyre, Of Superior, Neb =,
was the guest of Mrs. Gregory a couple
Of days the last of the week.
Will Lashley purchased a fine driv.
ing team Of horses Of John CalhoOn
Tuesday for which he paid $500.
Miss Anna January left yesterday for
Washington, Kss., 10 response to "A tel
egram announcing the serious illness
of her aunt.
Art Leadbetter is still laid up for re-
pairs on account Of the runaway he
a nd Chef Dillman had last week. Art
has one leg in Il sling.
Finley Rock came in over the Rock
I,la "a the first of the week with a nice
buncn If calves which he hopes to
lenv n Jewell county.
Am1r"se Runyon, who lived north.
we, q town, died at his home Sunday
AIT noon lie was born in Ohio,
n % 1885 lie vas the father OF
~ .s .hren, scven Of whom are
.r.I.p
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
BLOOMINGTON
(From the Advocated

Attorney Byrum was down to River
ton last Sunday.
VIM. Dunn shipped two cars OF cat
tie to Kansas City Iast Sunday.
DIR. Ella p. Sumner reports the arriv
al of n bmncing big boy baby at the
home of Fred Hecht.
DR.. Sumner reports a Thanksgiving
pre- sent ut the home of Lee Cook in the
shape of a girl baby
G, u. Phelps has PM chased the black
smith SHOP of Mr. Gutcher and will
hereafter be found a. the old stand
Chns. G. Brown and IL, M Crane re
turnpd the first of the week from n W.
weeks pleasure trip though t g Gull
states.
Rev. CNler, pa "' at the German
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
LEBANON.
(From the Times J

Nrrom the LINES
Albert Kretschmer Is the proud
possessor of a 5000 pipe organ.
Geo. Nolan has resigned his position
as engineer at the Lebsnon mill.
Smith Center defeated Osborne at
basket and football last Saturday.
Billy Ki.nsey of the Mankato Adver.
tiser visited with. home.folks in Leban.
on Sunday.
Jas. Brantop, father Of u w. d.,
left Tuesday morning for Portage,
Wisconsin, to visit a sick brother.
Jas. Buckley traded his residence
property IN this city to D.. II. Hobbs,
Tuesday, for an eighty acre farm.
Geo. Fowler, the carpenter, fell of
of a building Friday and sprained an
ankle so that he has to use a crutch
Il. s. Grisell received a message
from CORTLAND Sunday, stating there
were sixteen cases of smallpox dowr
there.
Geo. Nolan received a telegram Sun
day:from his sister in Denver,annOunc
ing the death Of her husband, Mr.. Johr
heide.
q Miss Helen Adams went down Il
Belleville Monday morning to resum
her work as teacher IN the Bellevill
schools.
Walt Crum has raised his corn husk
ing record from 1O2 to 1906 bushels an
he had the scale weights with him t
prove it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08

marriage, by..Jucgc Miller ut Anna las
Tuesday.
Bert She, maker arrived from the
Is = Horn basin lnsi.SUutday night for
u few weeks visit with old friends nnd
among the seer e. Of boyhOod days.
\ picked up eleven composed Of
IdrmN and town boys went tu Guide
Il ct Thursday aud mopp,d the earth
with tie Roo Cloud foot ball team to
he tune If 20 tot
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
SUPERIOR
(FrOm the journal

Mis- Vera Padden, formerly a Super.
ior q IS one Of the ten who received
on- ( he ten scholarships offered by
one q, the leading violin players OF
Chic 20
Aun uncements are out for the mar
RAG. ( Miss Mabel Elizabeth Vincent,
daupn ~ of Mr.. and Mrs. b II Vim
cen, 80 Mr.. Sam f. Long, on Wednes-
day, N v. 70
Hugo Weir and aunt, Mrs, Mary ALI
isor, ave zone to Washington. Penn
Their at home, to spend thanksgiving
with r.ntivts and friends. They will
be pour two or three weeks.
Auua Jones was very agreeably sur
pris-d A. her home in South Superior
Saturday evening by about twenty OF
her iltle girl friends, who presented
her with an opal ring and a bottle OF
perfume.
B. j Mcconnell received a telegram
this morning from QuartermasterDe-
vel, ~ =, IA, uhtou u S''
that he remains of his son, X. b. NC
Conn.ll, had arrived at San Francisco
Calf, on tae transport Buford on the
20.
Between twenty-five and thirty OF Su'
perior'- young men have formed a club
called the Roi re-pus, which II spe''eu
backward. forms the word superior
They nave fitted up rooms over Hunter
Bros store with neat, new iurnlture
A club like this is what Superior boys
need, aud we wish them the best OF
success.
Am ,nda Boyer was born in Weiss
por,, Penn May 2sth, 1851, and die'
at her hcme one mile east of Superior
Nov 2lst, 1905, aged "a years, D months
and 81 days. ATT the age OF IL sh'
moved with her parents to Illinois ant
in 1872 she was married to MIR. Henri!
@. D,ehl. and moved TO Kansas, where
they resided until a few years ag",whe'
thew moved to the home in which sh'
died,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-08
CAMPBELL
From the Citizen

Ms. Geo Laporte, who has been az
sent on a visit in Canada for some time,
returned last Friday.
J,cR Lemon and Miss Mabel accom-
panied Walt Anderson to his nome III
Nels Thanksgiving, to eat Inner
Dr. A. Townsend has been making
many waits here with old friends the
pas, week while on professional calls
neat town,
. M,r,,ed, last Tuesday, AT the Oa,ho'
lie rnn,cn in TINS city, Mr. M'i'r n u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-14
soasD OF coaTRSo5iL NET.
Three New Teachers Named for Uni
Versiiy Of Florida.

The Florida Board OF Educatiors
Control met in this city yesterday fo'
the purpfbe OF disposing OF the reguls'
bosinpas Tor the month. Owing TO the
fact THAI The Board wiz not receiv'
the reports OF the architects desiR-
mated TO make plans for the University
buildings az Gainesville, there VIII
nothing before lhi. meeting other than
routine businegs
Among the matters disposed OF was
the res ulSt bills for the month and the
appointment OF teachers for the Uni
versity OF Florida ss follows:
A. Il. Chapman Of Mississippi, as
sistant to the head OF the department
Of agriculture.
H.V. Fawcett OF Ohio. assistant TO
the head OF the department. Of aGri'
culture. .,N,
Leonard Hssemau Of Indiana, assist
ant to the head OF the department. OF
entomology. ....
There we're a great many bills paid
for the various schools. Those pres
ent at the meeting we're President n.
P. BrJan Of jacksonville, DR.. Brown
OF Eustis and n. K. Adams OF White
Springs. Secretary KelIum and Presi-
dent Andrew Sledd Of the University
Of Florida we're also in attendance
Times. Union, 18th.