Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-08
Jottings About Town

VI eos VI persons thought geu..
migration was in progress sn o-,'Sal ca
men were kept busy ansu,a i,u Inc III
ephone. 1t was discovered Thug hug tls t
wind had crossed the wires 90, cau 'ie
false alarm, and fireman u nau'lng
to cut them. vas ofaRs
Eli chotas, proprietor Of ~.
trlage cafe, on Alabama strass s "a
II an expensive propogition LOU
his patrons with quail IN -. " SEN
Warden thinner hailed him I tn.s Gan
court for selling this dain+r NV 'ae CT
fined s15.75. ''' and he Va
A board, composed Of ten MA
work with the city improvsru ouen'
mission in the future in th1 t'ul con
oeautltying the city. The an "oS 4
OF the board was authorized V =, .a
meeting of the Commission ~ 49,. ne
prise the following: Mrs W anu CON
chairman; Mrs. John M. Slate, u ", ~
>, Haden, Mrs. ]. K. Ottiey, W M '' =
brown' Mrs. j. R. Sommerea,ss L v
Samuel Brady, Mrs. Har+n.' ''u NM
Connally. WI" MIS- E. u
.. H. Ewing. Of the real esta,.
Smith & Ewing, has gone ~ n'a
hunting trip. He was odikas ~ az oa1
iuil hunting regalia and took
dog. Roy Collier, Of this ouo. cog
Sus1 returned v from two weeks n, /
Apphcation has been fled v,A =.
secretary of state for a cbor.or ..'H
Farmers and Merchants RAM, ~ ~,
vile, Burke county. It will, bs o.. ,a1
lied at $4,000. " '"pa'
]. Hope Tigner, who de.r :.
lands for the Edwin P. AnsIev rs.I =.
tate agency, had about con,r,. Ivy, :
trade involving over 500 NM ~. L,'''v
Gay when a client died and b-or Y'i'
the trade. The incident goes to sbo.i
declared Mr.. Tigner. that von ', as.
can tell what Will happen IN . 49,. I'''
tate deal" He was reminded ~ ,'' E,
trail piece of property around r.t ~.
rate seems to hover constantly Ts'
property was being considerA3 br
party OF out -of-town people, The nar,
went automobiling and the cbon#.s
ran down bank and killed severel !,
dlgging a ditch by the lot nee-o an
TWO mules were killed when thew oor,
TOO near the brink. The owner NJ 4,
property died before he could ssr
NOW real estate men are afraid N IN
with It at all.
Secretary Walter C. Cooper a, n
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce 70
turns to Atlanta tomorrow after ts
days fishing trip in Florida. Mr. en-,
ers health was somewhat impaireI h
the work Of the past year, and he tod
the Florida trip to secure a needed r.,
Mr.. Cooper will be in his office NoBist
Atlanta people should give thank
Tor the present weather" said Alto.
ney Frank A, Doughman on his retur
from Cincinnati today. There was 81
inches OF snow on the gorund, and hi
temperature was below zero when Id
Cincinnati yesterday, and It was d
cided relief to get back to Atlanta"
Brigadier General Robert K. Evan
commander OF the Department Of Il
Gulf, and his aid, Lieutenant Albert
j. Tucker. are expected to return ne
Saturday from New Orleans Mob
and Galveston, where they have BET
inspecting artillery posts for the w
department. Lieutenant Horns
Evans. now stationed at Fort McPhe
son, accompanied the party, but has r
turned to his duties at the fort,
The governor today appointed Jo
B. Hutcheson, OF Ashburn, to be tFu
tee of the Georgia Normal and lndu
trial school. in Milledgeyile TO I'll
vacancy caused by the death Of Jo
M. DuPree, of Montezuma.
John w. Hatcher is today in CuSj0
at Jacksonville, Ga, on the charge
embezzling funds given him with viii
to purchase money orders. Hstcn
who was a rural mail carrier was
rested yesterday, the local departne
of postoffice inspectors being inform
Of the arrest today.