The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-18
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At the Grand Today-'The Suffra-
gettes' Convention" at the Grand to-
night is the funniest local play that
has ever been staged. The ladies of
the L. d. c., under the personal di-
rection of Mrs. Gordon, have been
working very hard to make the affair
a success from every standpoint, the
proceeds of which go towards mark
ing the graves of our Confederate
dead. There will also be a dance
and drill participated in by a num-
Der of little ones. No; alone will you
get big evenings entertainment for
your money. but you will be helping
a worthy cause besides. Admission
25 and 35 cents. No seats reserved
Doors open at 500; curtain $50. The
da Bara in that big Fox production,
Destruction" at the Grand Monday.
Special matinee at and 10 cents;
night 10 and 20 cents
The Wcather-Fair today; moder-
ate north to northwest winds.
The Tides-High water on the
Brunswick bar at 7;09 a. M, and 1888
p. m.; low water a 1:21 a. m, and
1924 p. m.
Esnd Rehearsal-The First regi-
ment band rehearsal will be held to-
night at the armory. All members
are urged to be presen-.
Penny Lunches-Ice cream at two
cents and bananas at one cent will he
served in the grammar and Purvis
schools today for the children
Plus hhout Laden The bark, Plus,
which is loading with naval stores at
the Columbia decks is about ready to
sail and is expected to get under way
today oretomorrow.
Mrs. Owens Eetter-Mrs. A. l.. Ow
ems, who was taken to the City hos
pital several days ago, was reported
slightly better yesterday and in the
best of spirits. She rested we'll dur
ing the day.
7iflencn Drill--The regular drill
of the Brunswick Tiflemen was held
last night at he armory The boys
are in excellent condition. A second
lieutenant will be elected next We'd
nesday night
Dock Survey About Finshed-The
city engineer has practically COM
pl4ted the survey and soundings of
tEe dock property which was recently
offered tho city and as soon as this
work is finished the dock commission
will be called together to consider
the matter further.
Getting Popular. Gates Natatoriu1n
is becoming most popular place for
amusement. Every evening q large
number of couples so there 10 enjoy
dancing and bathing. The place is
well prepared for this form of en-
tertainment and the young pe2plo Of
Brunswick have been quick to realize
it.
Eacle-wina Not So'd--Captain T. B.
Morgan of New Jersey well known
here, writes 10 Sam e. Brown that he
has not sold his schooner, Eagle wing.
Captain Morgan recently purchased
home in Camden county and the report
was circulated that he had sold his
schooner and bought half of Camden
county.
May Buy TFuck-It has about been
decided to purchase another automo-
bile for the public works department,
the matter being now under consid-
Grafton by the committee. The truck
now owned by the city has proven sat
isfactory in every respect and it is
believed an additional truck will aid
greatly in facilitating the work of the
department.
License Holde.s--The names of
eighteen persons who hold federal rev
elue licenses are published this morn
ing by Sheriff X. H. Berrie in com.
Ehance with provisions OF the recently
passed prohibition law. The law
makes it impossible FOR these names
TO be withheld and the sheriff is
liable to severe punishment unless he
publishes them
Heavy Cargo The Rio Grande ar
lived in port last night about 9
O'Clock and tied up at the Mallory
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