The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-10
A Day s Doing
Briefly Told

The Weather.-Forecast for toda
! in Georgia: Probably rain; light to
moderate northeast to east winds.
Young Peoples Missionary Society
will meet at the Methodist church this
afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
| Auto Party Here.-A party of New
York autoists arrived in the city yes
1 terday enroute TO Florida. Those in
the party are: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bronson and H. o. Nightingale. They
will leave for Jacksonville today.
I Negro Baptism.-There will be a.
big negro baptism out at the back
river landing today at noon. It is
expected that quite a large number of
people-whites as we'll as colored,-
will be out to witness the baptism.
Christmas Rush Starts.-Brunswick
! yesterday, probably for the first time,
saw indications Of the close approach
OF Christmas. Shoppers were out in
large numbers and many of the stores
were crowded. TIE merchants are
looking forward to an unusually busy
holiday season.
Public Auction Sale.-An aucl on
sale will be held in front of Justice
Lambright's office on Gloucester !
street at II o'clock tomorrow. Furni-
ture, stoves, mattresses, patent scales,
coffee mills, show. cases and other
articles will be sold. One mule will
also be disposed Of
Easy Payment House.-Elsewher
in This issue you will find an attrac-
1--WE al where you can buy your Xmas
necessities for yourself and family on
easy payments. All business trans
acted strictly confidential. Read the
and go to see. SAM
1926 Newcastle street.
Beautiful SeIection.-The first thing
You do Monday morning go down to
Chilean q Co. ana pick out your
Christmas gifts. They have now the
most up-to-date selection ever shown
in the city in diamonds, gold and
sterling silver novelties. Quality; one
price and courteous attention. Open
evenings.
Reckless Negro.-Lyman Blue, a
well-known negro drayman, was ar
rested last night charged with being
drunk and for reckless driving. The
negro, it seems, was intoxicated and
drove his horse on the sidewalk on
gloucester street, smashing the large
display window at the meat market
Of Burns & Dickey.
City Election Tuesday.-The regu-
lar city election will be held here on {
Tuesday, at which the four aldermen
at the white primary last
month, will be formally elected. The
voters of the city will also decide
the question of whether or not all
Towns Commons property is to be
sold.
Passed Away in Ohio.-News has
been received in this city of the death
of Mrs. Ella Gillian Blossom, which
occurred a few days ago in Cleve-
land, o. Mrs. Blossom was a sister
of Mrs. Boiling Whitfield and has Of
ten visited Brunswick. She was mar
ried in this city several years ago and
had large circle of friends who will
be grieved to learn of her death.
The Pastime, Matinee and might
| Regular program of pictures Mon
| day, matinee and night. The films be-
ing late males it impossible for us
to give you the subjects at this time,
but they will appear on the litho
graphs in the display windows at the
Pastime Monday. Wednesday is mill
tary night at the Pastime when the
Brunswick .Rihemen will attend the
pictures in uniform in a body. This
is by courtesy of two of the young
and popular members of this old and
honored company and promises to be
a great treat