The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-14
A Day s Doing
Briefly Told

The Weather-Forecast for TODAY
IN Georgia-Generally fair; light vari
able winds.
fhe Tides-Hishwater at the light
hodse today s. IS a. m. and e p. m.
low water 1l:l1 IA. M, and II mid
night. Reckoned half hour later in
the harbor.
Schooner. John B. Manning. The
four masted schooner John h. Man
ming, Capt. Sprague, reached port yes
terday morning and was towed to the
Atlantic Coast Line docks for Cargo
of lumber.
Ships Chartered.-The schooners
.. Fl. Brown and George NJ. Grant are
under charter at this port. Both have
been reported as having left New
York and are expected to reach
Brunswick next week.
Chief Owens on the Job.-Chlef
owens is back on the job of "chief-
ing and was in his office at the city
hall yesterday The chief was sup
posed to have been enjoying a vaca-
ton, but unfortunately was sick most
of the ten days he was absent.
Tug Angie and Nelli6-The tug An
gle and Nellie is on the ways. at the
Parker-Hensel plant undergoing a
thorough overhauling. The machin.
cry will be gone over and the hull
and upper works will receive several
coats of paint.
Prayer Service Tonieht-Rev. Loy
Warwick will conduct the prayer ser
vice at the Firsct Methodist church
this evening. The service tcgfns at
o'clock and lasts from As to 60 min
utes. A hearty invitation is given to
all who love the mid week prayer
meeting.
st. Simons Tonight-The last ex.
cursion- announced for the summer
by steamer Sea Gate will leave the
dock at foot of Mansfield street at 8
o'clock tonight for st. Simons. A big
crowd is expected to go down as
there will be music and dancing at
the pavilion.
Yaryan Creditors to Meet-The
meeting of the Yaryan creditors,
which was announced in The News
Sunday, will be held Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the Oglethorpe
Hotel, 1t is said the receivers will
be present to assist at the meeting
in any way possible.
Fish Story, What?--A party of ten
from st. Simons, including e. c.
Butts, ]. A. Colson, r. l.. Phillips and
A J. Nicholson went out to the bell
bouy fishing Tuesday morning and re
port having caught 419 bluefish and
30 mackerel in record time and this
is no fish story as they had the fish
to prove it.
r. Atkinson is operating a general
repair shop for bicycles, guns, pistols
and graphaphones at POI Monk street.
Also does key filing and repairs locks.
Keeps a full line of bicycle tires, fix
lures, lamps, etc, in stock He
knows his business, give him call
when in need of work in this line.
Read his ad in The News.
Membership Committee Meets.-A
meeting of the membership commit
tee of the Board of Trade, has been
called for 10 o'clock this orning, at
the Brunswick Bank End Trust Com.
pany by Chairman George II. Smith
at which time plans for the coming
membership campaign will be dis
cussed
Police Court-Recorder Ludwig
was in the mayors chair at police
court yesterday morning and dealt
out Justice impartially to the cases
that came before him. A small dock
ct was in evidence, the colored popu
lation who contribute to police court
fdoings' evidently spent all their
money Saturday
Accused of Bank Robbery.-Char
les Atwater, colored boy who has
been employed by Bennett Twitty and
Reese for several years was arrested
yesterday, charged with stealing
money from toy bank Atwatei
bears an excellent reputation witt
the firm, by whom he Is employed
and will be given every opportunit,