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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
SELMA BOY RAN AWAY;
 CAUGHT HERE BY POLICE

Acting on the receipt of telephone message received from Selma early yesterday morning Chief of Police Taylor sent Bicycle onleer H. c. Evans to the Union Station to meet the in- coming train from Selma that carried Henry Cherry. a 15-year-old boy who had run away from his parental domi- cile and authority .4.
 oficsr Evans had no trouble at all in finding the boy, and without trouble took hina to the headquarters station, where he was kept under surveillance until the father could reach the city on the afternoon train, On the arrival of the father the runaway was released and accompanied his father to hotel.
 Father and son will take tho early train back to the Central City thiA morning at o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
TENNIS TOURNEY.

Atlanta Ga. May 13-Carter and Mid Eia won. the doubles championship in the Southern Intercollegiate jennie tourney here today by defeating. Pc. the finals. 6-1. 3-6, 6-4 3-6, Is-f1a
 Barter If Georgia. won the singles title. defeating Poteat. of Wake For est. in close match which required team won the championship last. year.
 Today's play concluded the tourna-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
suLLIYAN REINsTATED.

Champion Runner of Americs Who Was
 Suspended.
 New York. May 13.-James F. Sullivan of the Irish-American Athletic Club and the present champion runner who recently sus- pended himself by running an exhibition race against horse in aid of a charitable institution. has been restored to good stand ing by the registration committee or the Metropolitan Association.
 The committee took in view sullivan explanation of the race, and reinstated him without much discussion.
 Sullivan will compete in the trials to be held to select the American team to De entered for the Olympian games in London this summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
TALK OF THE TRADE.
Fred RlaolgAI Thlsks Ryan Turned

EEea AtaotRhi Thtmks Ayan Turned
 Neat Trick With Reawan. In the opinion of Fred RfdoIphl. who has watched baseball long and cIbse. ly enough to know quite a consider aoie iot ol things about 1t. Manager Noah HenIine for Reagan. MT. Ridoi. phi returned yesterday from Birfnif,ss- : nam, where he saw the Barons do two day afternoon. And parentIieticaIiv ba added that It was a fine game of haIi
 Without saying anything akainst henline MT Ridolphi remarked yes. we got the best of it. Reagan is n fast fielder. In Thursdays game he threw from deep left to the home pIafe him splendid player. His batfin z Is fine in actual performance as wei Ss in the dope sheets. and he is good nase-runner. believe Montgomery pleased with the trade"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York Wins.

New York May 13.-An error by from a shutout today. New York hit the visiting pitchers hard. while Man 2, ming was a mystery. osS sSorsi soioLs S r F; , Naw Ynrix .13O 003 O0"-7 II l
 Batteries-Lattimer Rhoads. Graney. Chech and N. Clarke: Bemis. Manning and Kleinow. Time, 1:4O. Umpires Evans and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
t New Haven--Yaie. |; Wesleyan. |
TN m0sTOw

They ask for a strawberry fiavored portion of tangible frigidity. Here we call it plain Strawberry Ice crean, and 1t Is better than thev make In Boston. We are prepared to furnish parties and picnics on short notice. A supply of all flavors kept constantly on hand. 's ... =
 Larkin Ice Cream Company, 10s IN. Perry st. Phone 1is7. --adv-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Chicago YictOriOus.

Philadelphia, May 13.-Chieago yon in a pitchers battle from Phhadelpnie. If was a slow, dragging game. Mith errors figuring in every run. SGofs; u Chicago ......O1o 900 eIo-2 $ 7 Philadelphia 900 900 ioe-l v ? qert Garter and Schreck. Time, 2:lO. TTn,ntres ERan and Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
EASY sYLAcAUGA.
Badly Defeated by Fifth District Agri-
 cultural School.

cultural School
 Wetumpka, May 13.-(Special.)--In a one sided game the Fifth District Ag- ricultural School won the first of the series from Sylacauga by score of l2 to 1.
 Hogg, the local twirler, pitched s no-hit game, striking out fourteen of the visitors. Besides his pitching the feature was the batting of Shirley who got three singles and a three -bagger |. out of four times up. Cruise of the Sylacauga team, struck out six men. - The batteries were: For Wetumpka, HoEg and Shirley; for .Sylacauga, Cruise and Edwards. Umpire, '. D. Robinson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
st Lou,m Wins,

Washington, May 13.-Washington and St. Louis put up fast game today both pitchers doing wonders; score. sne V'S'
 Washington 100 900 ooo-i g ] St Louis ..... 100 0O0 1OV--z . .
 Rafteries-Burns and Street; Graham and Stephens. Time, 1:4O. Umpire. Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Summary-Two base hits. Rickert. Stratton Lord. Home runs, Rickert. (2). Stolen bases Reagan. Ryan. Delehanty. Lord. Dundon. Double play, Pope to Perry. Struck out. by Burkett, 1: by Stackpole. 2. Base on New Orleans. 5: Montgomery. G. First on errors New Orleans, 2: Montgomery. ?. Time of game 1i2S. Umpire, O'Brien
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Detrolt Defeats BOgton.

beayyshitting game from Boston toa4y, Boston used three pitchers. put, caulg not stop the batting sSs rsaa-ls i5 s Boston 003 600 00o--s II 5
 Batteries-Mullen and Schmidt Win ter. Burchell.. Glaze and Corrtgap. Iimes 2:0a Umpire. O,Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
rIsHrR sELLs WHITE.
Mobile Catcher win Go to shrexe

Mobile Catcher VIII Go to shFeve. port
 Mobile. May Special )-ManaRer Tom Fisher today announced the sale of Catcher Foley White to Shreveport of the Texas League.
 Massing will be retained, and Tor. rev and NobIett placed elsewhere, though just where has not yet beer
 stockdale Is expected to. report hers tomorrow and to be in shape for tho Montgomery series, which will open Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Water Cooler, ST. (HufnageD, 6s.4O straight won; Tivolini, 1o5, SPowers.' (MartinJ, s.6O show third. Time 2:O0 IS. Nazimova. Ismalian and Ed. Kane
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
ATLANTA WINS EASY
HANDS A sHUT-OUT TO LITTLE
 ROCK.
Castleton Was Master cf Muddy Field Little Rock Had Only One Chance to Score, Buf
 Failed.

Little Rock, May 1S.-Castleton was master of muddy field today and Lit- tie Rocks only opportunity to score was spoiled by a. perfect throw from Moran, when Stark after doubling, tried to score on Hess's single to left.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
srocKDALE OFF TO MOBILE
Pitcher Makes Terms With Manaxe
 FhaheP

Memphis, Tenn, May 1s-(special. .l- o T. Stockdale left for Mobile to- night to join Manager fishers squad. having reached an agreement on sal arV.
 Harry Bay the former Cleveland outfielder, who has been sought bv Nashville all season. Is expected to join the team here during the present se-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
wm Play Jay Gould.

London. May l3.-Eustace Miles deieateu V p Pennel three sets to one Tn the finals of the court tennis championship contest at Queens Club this afternoon He will New York for the British title on May 1e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
eKIp" FARNrER MAY DIE.

Knocked Out in Prize Fight by Jack Nor
 gan.
 Peoria. III. May t3.-Jack Morgan. of Farmer in the tenth round of fight here last night The first six rounds were slow but the last four were furious. though Nor gan clearly out-classed his man.
 Farmer did not recover promptly and aft CT half an hours work by three physicians he was removed to hospitai where ne lies in a semi-conscious condition.
 Examination showed the man to be suffer ing from concussion of the brain with slight chances of recovery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg a Victor.

pittsburg. May 1s-Pittsbutg won the third game of the series with New York Matthewson was knocked out of the box in the fifth inning.
 Score: . hI1' E.; New York 900 900 O10--1 6 ?
 Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson; Cram dali. Matthewson and Needham and Bresnahan. Time. 1:25. Empires. klem and Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
COLLEGE BAsEBALL RESULTS.

At rinceton--Princeton. s: Corr nell. =
 A At cambridge-Amherst, 3; Harv- ard' o.
 At phiIadslphia--Pennsyivania. s: At New Haven--Yale. {; Wesleyan. | ., At Washington --- cseorgetown. l. At West, Point Brown, g.; west Retnt. 3. (l4 inHipgs5 At Annapoiis-Navy: 8; Dickinson. Q. At Athens-Gsorkta is; Central mi. versity of Kentucky, Q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

summary-Two-base hits. Jordan, Dyer. Fox Double plays. stark to Connors. Wood to Connors. Base on balls off Castleton 5. of Hart 8. Pass ed ball. Wood. Struck out. by Castle- ton TO- by Hart 1. Hit by pitcher, Wells. Time. ? :00. Umpire. Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
GAMES TODAY.

SOUthern EeaEues- Montgomery at New Orleans Nashville at Memphis Birmingham at Mobile Atlanta at Little Rock. American LeaEues-
 Detroit at Boston.
 Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Washington. NRfsOUaI LeHRues-
 Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at St. Louis
 Boston at Cincinnati. American Association.
 Indianapolis at Kansas City, Louisville at Milwaukee. Toledo at Minneapolis. Columbus at St. Paul. South Atlantic LeaEues
 Macon at Augusta.
 Columbia at Charleston Savannah at Jacksonville. Cotton states League Monroe at Gulfport.
 Meridian at Jackson
 Columbus at VicksburR.
 $500 round trip to Mobile, Sunday, May 17th, account MObile-NIOntEOmery ball game. Special train will leave Union station at 0t45 am
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
CITY LEAGUE.
cIIrRs
GAMES YESTERDAY.

&oush~r.z sseague,-
 Little Rock O; Atlanta. 2.
 New Orleans, 6; Montgomery. O. Mobile. 3; Birmingham. 3. (12 innings. rros@1s' %smphiS-N Nashville postponed; wet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Plays One to Nothing Game with
 Brewton, May 13--(Speciai. )---The last of the series of bail games be- tween Brewton and Mobile was played this afternoon, resulting in a score of to 0 in favor of Brewt0n. .f1...4.s4.
 Both teams played good ball and the only run that waa- made was made of, a passed ball by Mobiles. catcher
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
SoUTHATLANTIcLEAGUE
Auruata Defeats Macon.

Augusta, Ga, May 13.-The locals had no trouble in defeating Macon to- day.
 Maeon Mag eoS'a =. .Oi0 0iO oiO-3 5 3 Batteries: sitton and Carson; Ma larkey, Lewis and Shea and Stuboe.
 Jacksonville Wins.
 Jacksonville. Fla. May 13-The To- calls played uphill in todays game winning out in the ninth. Savannah ... .. O4l o1o 1o1-s lS 4 Jacksonville. ... OS2 900 12l-s 1l..4 Batteries Hixon Keiber and Kahi- koff; Hansen. Sitton and Roth
 Charleston Victorious. Charleston, S. C., May 12.-Charles- ton won from Columbia today. Charleston .... .oO1 ool o1s-s { Columbia .... OH 900 Ooo-2 Batteries: .viebahn and Durlin' Volz and Harnisbh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Score by innings:
 Birmingham Q. ..Oo2 900 ool ooo-S
 Summary-Two base hit Garvin; Manning, Downey, -DeMontreville; Sac rifiee hits. Daiy. Hart. James. Downey Turner. Base on balls; of Turner s,r Ti,rE 8, eE Struck out, by Turner 6: by Torrey. 2: Wild pitch, Torrey, 1. Time 5.ao ITrnptre PfenninEer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Gnrvin Caefn aa7. .2H.

Mobile. May 13-(special )--Garvin was given s3725 for tieing the game this afternoon. Twenty-Five dollars of this was in the shape of a check from Mayor Pat J. Lyons. The remainder was a collection taken up on the grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
nesnlta At LouisvilIe.

weather and 1ast tIaCk plousl llt Tinkolo won the feature race at mlle in 39 2-5, which broke the track rec ord by one fifth of a second Tn thls race B0tties tWr whien ifouing nS"ea and % Balnas was placed third. Percy Green won the steeplechase handicap and those who wagered on his ehaaIhGes aaIn ireoeiyg1 Soste6 It was the big surprise or the meeting to date. vi, ,,n (Troxler.0. straight s.9o- place 25:!o, show I2 90 won, Malecon 1lo. (Marionl place i47o show 10.SO second; Miss Crittenden no. FogaFTaeiEr? sfeW MeSsenger sI;Io l"iau Acduia. Tapioca. Tar Elisuim. My. Lady Frances. Wiiopium. Mama. Cousin Mary. Miranda Miller. Bell signal ran.
 Second race six ixTraiebt iebtohg8appHns gss86 piaee i5Si I5 6o tSElTEin2so show iiso won Bin Heron iOe. | Gee). place 34so show 1920 second Huck, 104, (Franklin). show 1I.OO thlro' Time ll2 a S.5 Finameie TamaF Merifeid. I An noyance' E, T. Shipp. Judge Dundon. Gowanga. Arrow swift fan.
 T.Td PqGss so mifshhNRa msitfTaight %on " Lotus El51sroh} Ea1sr 5Tee5' T.30 place second Baibus. 1o6. (Martipl. 5.so snow third, IniEL Time 18s 2-S RSt5leff for rihenfG foniing t"iF
 but was disauall.,naee1l handicap. short course-Percy, Green 125 SSS,U UV sStsrsddsnLi Ss io cs woh second; Charheld, 14S dPierce5' dPR ESQ show third Tin Tine ,i,ass s;Sl; ImpsrtinenSSesi cSais cSSesFide 9taeA Bei M the Cat DeFifn Fifth. f1V two year old colts four ana half furlongs-cssssaw wary 39S; R9S;r e"9r- ss fFr5snkIinS Ti0 place second Silver ton. ,AHSti iSs, Dickens. 7so show third Time 54 1-5 Jack. Patton Hemetrica' Holly Teddy Bear ran.
 'oiiy siyxtb mile and three sixteenths-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Sf. LOUIS, May IS-ol; EOI.s VI VI from Brooklyn today. Wilhelm was hit hard in the fifth inning and St Louis scored five runs. -
 Score: h:fasE sEs; st Louis ... .. OO0 6s0 004-5 10
 BatteriesZKarger and Ludwig; Will helm and Bergen. Time. l:42- Umpire Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Before going to the baseball
 Game supply yourself with Fama NaciOnaI Cigars, 6 eents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Everybody says Morgan s. GIlmer ia entitled to promotion. Lets get toGeth- CT on next Mondny and give him the position he wants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
GREYs TAKE ROTH
Win HandiIy From Y. M. c. A.
 n0ubIe- Header.

DoubIe-Header.
 Tba lovers of amateur baseball have nrobabIv not enjoyed a game more for quite a while than the first one played At Turtleback Park yesterday atter- noon. t.1, hattie from beginning to end. the hon ors being about evenly divided between Eubank and Thorlngton.
 Both teams gave professional sup port, which shows the good result or regular practice. Score by innings: - n E. Greys .. =. ....- SlO loO oOI-o Batteries-Th orington and Egge; Greys, Eubank and Allen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
BRIEF NOTES OF SPORT

Frank Bowerman has been doing all the catching for the Boston Nationals and Frank never did any better work
 The good showing of the Indianapolis team and the comparatively poor work of the Minneapolis club have furnished two surprises for American Association fans.
 The Dubuque team of the Three-I League made a good investment when it took over Lejeune. the former White sox player.
 'Rube" Kroh of the Johnstown rr,-stat. League team recently shut out Wilmington pitching a no-run-no hit game. Bridgeport. Conn. has a ball player by reliable and as famous as good old "Bo" of Boston.
 The San Francisco team nearly won the Pacific Coast League pennant the first two weeks of the season. Since then however. they have returned and are now on speak ing terms with the other clubs of the league.
 l Nearly all the young pitchers who invent | ed wonderful foolers during the spring prae- | tice. such as the Double Razzle Merry Wid- ! ow. Break Your Back etc. have now been i league managers were afraid the fans might
 tire of seeing a pitcher whom no batsman | could hit.
 | Tn recent re1as League game the play | CTS did not take kindly to the rulings of a substitute umpire and in the melee that | followed 'umpy' lost most of his shoes and | part of his pants. IL is expected that tFous- | CTS will be mutilated at such times. but when they ruin his shoes 1t going too far. l before going to the baseball
 Game auuDIy yourself with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Cincinnati Wins.

Cincinnati, May 13-Cincinnatt out hit Boston today. Weimer allowing the visitors only three hits.
 Score: hh-fI, Boston .... 900 CiU O0O--1 3 c
 Batteries-Weimer and Schlie. Fla herty, Pfeffer and Bow erman. Tim" 20 Umpire. Rigler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
American Leaxues--

American LeaHues--
 NMIshlngtoni New FarS 2 l; cSH,.IL St: Louis. 2. Boston. 8; Detroit. l.
 Philadelphia, i; Chicago. q:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Second Game

The second game was anybody's from beginning to end. both teams fatten- ing their batting averages
 Score by innings, RH E. Y M. c. A. .. 300 l02 000-, 6 Ii 4 Grevs .1sO 00l 20O--1l Is 4
 Batteries-Thoringto Smith and ERRe; Grame and Allen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

There is only one more day before Ryan will have to get in the fifteen CTS and utility man make ten men and will probably not be changed. Wav- CTS have already been asked on Sam Weems and today one of the six pitch StackpoIe and Helm, will have to go and Ryan will have to decide today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

New Orleans takes sixth place this morning, pushing Little Rock to sev- enth. The Pelicans and Travellers seem 10 be undecided as to which club shall hold sixth place for two successive days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
BREwToN WINS LAST

ries, according to a statement by Man ager BernhaFdt tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

The western clubs of the American League are going some in the East, St Louis. Chicago and1 Detroit win ming their games, Ed Walsh holding the Athletics to four hits while Jimmy Dygert and Carter were in for Con nie's people. LatoieS used nearly every pitcher he had and Grifith's team won easily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

NnSiourl LeaEues--
 Pittsburg; 5: New York. 1. Shicl SS,hhicinnatl; 5; Boston. 1. S'TSU St Souis UihlEiaqsiphis. rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

South Atlantic League.
 Augusta, 12; Macon, 3.
 Savannah, g.; Jacksonville. q. 's Columbia, 2; Charleston. 3, Cotton States LeaEueI Meridian. 2-3; Monroe, l-B. Jackson, &; Columbus, o.
 -Vicksburg. off day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Jacksonville Wins.

Batteries: Sitton and Carson; Ma larkey, Lewis and Shea and Stubee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
PhiIadeIphia-C ChIeaKo-RaIu.
e4 Iovia VietOriOuH.

Chicago, May 13-PhiIadelphia-C Chi ago game postponed: rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

American AssOclatiOnt-
 Milwaukee-I Indianapolis, rain. columbus, q; Minneapolis. o. Toledo-St. Paul, wet grounds. Louisville-Kansas City. wet rroe,rds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
ChnrIeston VictOriOUs.

Batteries: Hixon Keiber and kahi- koff Hansen. Sitton and Roth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Mccloskey's bunch hammered Will helm for ten hits and the Reds gave Boston a. touch of high life. Seems that the Flaherty family are Tn bad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Otis Stockdale has started for Mo- bile His Montgomery friends hope lhe "Cray Fox will win all his games eX cept against the Climbers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
A FEW FOUL TIPS

Jareed.
 First western game.
 Forget it-get the one today.
 Brewton beat Mobile again, but 1t was a superb 1 to game.
 The "Dubs" played real baseball in Mobile and tied up the Sea Gulls.
 The Montgomery Greys seem to have as much a cinch on the City League rag as they did last year.
 Atlanta jumps to tle top of the heap ing for second place.
 Hats of to oscar Burkett. He proved to the Dutchman that he had not vast ed money m buying him from Ryan.
 viebahn won his. game for Charles ton, but John Malarky struck some- thing quick and deVlish in Augusta.
 Diamond Joe Rickert had corner on long hits yesterday. home runs over the left fence being a distinct spe- cialtY.
 Otis stockdale has started for Mo bile. His Montgomery friends hope lhe cept against the Climbers.
 Mccloskey's bunch hammered Will helm for ten hits and the Reds gave Boston, a. touch of high life Seems that the F'laherty family are In bad | New Orleans takes sixth place this | hf1er n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Charleston, S. C., May 12.-Char ton won from Columbia today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

At PrincetOn--Princeton. s: Corr 3ll.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Diamond Joe Rickert had a corner on long hits yesterday. home runs over the left fence being a distinct spe- cialty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

Batteries: Viebahn and Durlin' Volz and Harnisbh
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-30

at Glendale. They arrived this morn
mig from Louisville and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hagey on the
Mt. Pleasant pike.
! Dale Witherspoon. of Nashville, is
visiting Mrs. Emily Dixon at Ash
wood
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Dixon, of Nash
vile, are visiting Mrs Emily Dixon
at Ashwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. MARI, after a
short visit to Mr. and Mrs. j. M.
Hodge have returned to Nashville.
Mrs. Potter, daughter-in-law Of
Bishop Potter, is the guest of Mrs.
John Frierson at Mt. Pleasant. Mrs.
Frierson is giving luncheon in her
honor today
Mrs E. e. Erwin has returned from
a visit to Murfreesboro.
A. W. Brant has returned from
business trip to Chicago.
Miss Minnie Perry has returned to
Nashville after a visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Galloway,
who have been visiting at Glendale
have returned to their home at
Brownsville, Pa.
Mr.. James F. Lewis has returned
from Bessemer.
Miss Bessie Fly went to Franklin
to attend the Craig Ellington mar
riage there today.
Miss Leila Ashton left Thursday for
La, where she will have
charge of a school.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Roberts, Charlie
Gates and Leonard Roberts will leave
for Phoenix, Ariz., for stay |
Of six or eight months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts are in hopes that the climate
will benefit Mrs. Roberts health. The
BOYS are going for the trip.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-30

ones enjoyment of them was often so
complete as to make one forget often
the consummate ability hidden under
the authors modesty. And 1t is a mat
ter of regret that such work was not
shared with the outside reading world.
None can come in touch with
character of such high ideals, purity
and nobility without marked benefit,
and we are profoundly grateful for all
the years of her gracious influence.
We bid her good bye with a great
sense of grief and loss, giving her the
best wishes of our hearts, and beg.
ging her for an abiding place in her
interest and affection"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-30

the following resolutions in her honor:

the following resolutions in her honor:
I'VE all feel that we cannot let
Miss FLOYD leave us without a word of
appreciation of all she has been to
us, collectively as a Club and individ-
ually too. Ever since the very first
inception of the Club, she has been
one of our strongest factors for adj
vance. for unity, for good in every
way, and yet always so modestly I'M
conscious of her own worth and serv-
ice that 1t becomes actually difficult
to make her appreciate our sincere
appreciation of what she has been to
us. She has beautified with the sweet
est patieL IS well as the most rigid
exactness in every detail the Office Of
treasurer, ever the most trying in any
society, To her faithfulness, wisdom,
and tactful management as librarian,
our library owes large measure OF
It's success and helpfulness. No pa
pers presented to the Club have ever
surpassed those OF her able pen, all of
which so thoughtful, just and accurate
n dealing with any subject, written
With clearness, force and graceful sim
,licity, the ripe fruit of much arduous
Itudy and scholarly ability, given so
RELY and with such ease and beauty