The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-30
GRADING OF COUNTY
 ROAD COMPLETED Good Work Is Being Done in Vicinity of Bay Minette COTTON GIN IS PLANNED Planters Near Summerdale Have Re- ceiyed a Proposition From Cap
 italists to Erect q Gin
 ming Plant
COTTON GIN IS PLANNED

Bay Minette, January 29.-(Special.)- Road Overseer R. J. Clixbe of Foley announces that the grading of the Foley Elberta county road has been completed, with the exception of several approaches to the streams over which the road must pass, and the contract has been let for the bridging of the streams and the grading to the bridges will be completed as soon as the bridges are in. Monday another road will be started which will be several miles long, passing over sec- ton lines joining a thickly settled dis trict to the city and running to the Magnolia river, at which place bridge will be constructed by the county to connect the new road to an old one al- ready completed. The road leading from Foley to Summerdale will be graded as soon as the force completes the former road to the bridge.
 Cotton growers in the vicinity of Sum merdale are confronted with a proposi- tion by some capitalists in the matter of erecting a cotton gin at that place. They ask the farmers to grow a certain number of acres of the cotton. J. B. Me Call, chairman of the Industrial league OI lndt pldce, IS dl lne Hedu ol tile HioNe- ment and is already receiving pledges from the farmers.
 tobacco curing station at Sum-
 ordale has opened in full swing now and is advertising for help. The large amount of tobacco grown near that place last summer makes it imperative that more help be secured. The sea- son is at hand for preparing the to- bacco for market and the rush must ho n ind11Sfry in this county promises to become the largest industry of any in the county.
 The members of the Farmers union of Roscoe held a meeting In the school house at that place this afternoon for the purpose of planning for their crops the coming year. The attendance was good and the acreage of that locality will be much larger this year than last.
 F. l.. Colley editor and owner of the Baldwin County News. a paper which has been published at this place for the past year. is at present considering q flattering offer from the business men of Atmore for the removal of his printing outfit to that place. He is at present making a thorough investi- gatlon of the field at Atmore and will probably return with the intention or moving his plant to that place.
 The three churches of this place com. bined today and held union services. The morning service was held in the Methodist church and the evening, service in the Presbyterian church. The attend ance was large at both services.
 Saturday the second term of school for the students of the Normal col !ege of Daphne and Monday the insti- tuition will begin its third term. Five members graduated at the close of the second, term Isabelle Goldsby and Will liam Randall of Daphne, Marion Hunt of Robertsdale, Eloise Nelson of Point Clear and Wilbur Shriner of Park City. A number of new scholars will enter Mon day.
 this place met Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock for the purpose of testing the new Mccall incinerators which have been installed at the High school building. The apparatus worked satisfactorily.