The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-06-03

ernoon at 4 o'clock from the deceased s
late residence. Her pastor, the Rev. j. r.
Mccain, conducted the ceremony. The
interment was in the family cemetery.
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The total rainfall was 116 inches.-J. b.
Hobby
Morgan, Decatur: Warm and showery
weather prevailed. The total rainfall was
$50 inches, of which 1-56 inches fell on
Tuesday The highest temperature was
81 degrees.-E. A. Carriger.
ST Clair Ashville: Showery weather
prevailed, though the sunshine was
ample. The toal rainfall was 1.75 inches
The highest temperature was 81 degrees.-
George R. Gather.
Walker, Cordova: The week as
whole was quite warm one. Rain fell
on two days, the total rainfall being 165
inches.-Scott Maxwell.
Middle District.
Autauga, Kingston: Sultry weather
prevailed; a heavy rain fell during the
middle of the week.. M. Mills.
Bib, Eoline: The temperature aver
aged above the normal. A heavy rain
fell on Friday evening.-Will Woodson.
Bullock, Inverness: A nice shower oc-
Cured on Monday; the remainder of the
week was fair and warm.-W. e. Nc
Nair
Chambers, Boyd's Tank: There was a
good rain here on Monday afternoon
followed by fair and warm weather
during the remainder of the week. The
sunshine was ample.-M. r. Boyd
Choctaw, Push mataha- Fair and
warm weather prevailed up to Satur-
day, when a rain of 1852 inches fell.
The highest temperature was 95 de-
grees. The sunshine was ample.-E.
A. Carr.
Clay, Ashland: The week as a whole
was wet one. A very heavy and
damaging rain fell on Tuesday. The
last few days were quite warm-James
L. Carwile.
Gilmore. Wetumpka: Fair and warm
weather prevailed, with an abundance
of sunshine. The highest temperature
was 95 degrees.-J. Galloway.
Greene, Boligee Fair and warm
weather prevailed though a heavy rain
fell during the night of the 29th GOTH
Nearly the average sunshine was re-
ceived.-GUy p Brugh.
Hale, Greensboro: There were three
clear and four partly cloudy days. Rain
fell on three days. the total rainfall
being O.95 inch.-W. E. w. VERIFY.
Lee, Auburn: The week was warm
and showery, though there were no
heavy rains. About 46 per cent of the
l.
Anderson.
Lowndes Calhoun: The week as a
whole was quite warm and showery
The total rainfull was 0.S2 inch, the
most of which fell on Friday evening"
A. M. Troyer.
Marengo, Demopolis Warm anV
showery weather prevailed, though the
sunshine was ample.-B. l.. CARRIER.
Montgomery, Montgomery: The mean
fam arqt II
degrees above the normal; the highest
temperature was SO degrees and the
lowest Ga degrees Rain fell on two
days. the total rainfall being LIS
inches About the average sunshine
was Observation-Disclosures Bureau
Perry, Uniontown: Warm and sultry
weather prevailed. Showers occurred on
two days. The high est temperature
was 81 degrees.-F.' ID. Stevens.
Pickens, Carrollton: Warm weathar
prevailed and the sunshine was ample.
though light rains occurred on Tues
Gay and Friday-W. L. Stuckey.
Russell, Seale Warm and fair wealth
err prevailed, though a light rain fell on
Friday.-A. Augusta Bickerstaff
Sumter, Ramsey: Fair and warm
weather prevailed; there was an abund-
ance of sunshine.-T. l.. Jenkins.
Tallapoosa Camp Hill: Showers oc-
Cured on the first three days of the
week. and a good rain fell on Saturday.
About 50 per cent of the average sun
shine was received.-C. F. Yauney
Southern District
Baldwin, Magnolia Springs: Fair AMI
warm weather prevailed About 6S per
cent of the average sunshine was re-
ceived.-H p. Kruger.
Barbour, Eufaula: A heavy rain fell
on Monday; the remainder of the week
was fair and warm--Dr. j. B. Whitlock
Butler. McKenzie: The temperature
averaged rather high. Heavy rains fell
on Tuesday and Friday. About the aver
age sunshine was received.J. c. Mcclure.
Clarke. Whatley: The week was a
dry and warm one Showers were
oeived in nearby localities, though none
fell here. About 80 per cent of the aver
age sunshine was received-J. A. Hill.
Coffee, Pink: Fair weather prevailed,
though some local showers were receiv-
ed. T. Dean.
Covington, Opp: Light showers occur
red on Tuesday; fair and warm weather
prevailed during the remainder of the
week.. w. Powell.
Dale. Ozark: Fair and warm weather
prevailed during the entire week.-Lucy
Sellers.
Mobile, Mobile: The mean tempera-
ture, 80 degrees, was few degrees above
the normal; the highest temperature was
80 degrees, and the lowest 20 degrees. A
light rain, 0.33 inch, fell on Wednesday;
otherwise. the week was dry one
About Is per cent of the average sun
shine was received.-Weather Bureau.
Washington, Fairford: Fair and warm
weather prevailed, though light showers
we're received on Tuesday and Wednes
day.-Max NJ. .Schwarzauer
Wilcox, Alberta: Fair and warm
weather prevailed; the sunshine was
ample. A light shower occurred on Fri
day evenng.-N. l. Doak.
F. p. CHAFFEE,
aaction Director. Montgomery, Ala.