The Brunswick news., 1917-05-29
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The Tides.

The Tides.
High water on the Brunswick bar
today at 12:35 a. m. and 1:17 p. M;
low water, GIL a. III. and 6:52 p. m.
About half hour later i'll the harbor.
Another Small Court.
OILY five cases were disposed of
in police court yesterday morning.
Most OF these were the Old charge
of drunk and disorderly"
Owens Holding Job Down.
Deputy Sheriff Owens is holding
down the sheriff's job in excellent
shape and has parties, jurors and wit
nesses there on time. Sheriff Berric
is still at home, not being strong
enough to resume his place yet.
Slow With Grand Jury.
So far the present grand jury, it
is said, has returned few indictments
OF course, the Jail cases have been
taken up and true bills returned. 1t
is said the body will get busy during
the present week.
Back on the Emmeiine.
Capt. c. J. Anderson has resumed
command of the Cumberland Route
steamer Emmeline. Capt. Hotch, who
has been in command OF the steamer,
has accepted a position i'll Savannah
Holiday Tomorrow.
Tomorrow, May 80, is a national
holiday, being Decoration Day. Sun
day hours will be observed at the
postOtfice. The general delivery win
dow will be open from 8 to II, while
the carriers will make one delivery
only.
Has Perfect System.
Ordinary Dart has as perfect sys-
TEN in his office as any i'll the state
He uses the loose leaf system and
has a typewriter which fits exactly Il
page from the records. This makes
it possible for all records to be print
ed instead of writer as heretofore.
Brunswick Team Won.
The colored baseball club defeated
the club, from Douglas yesterday aft
ernoon at the Norwich park by a
score Of to 3. Quite a number of
white people went out, and they re-
port an interesting game. Another
game will be played this afternoon,
beginning at $3.50.
Many Went 10 Jacksonville.
The excursion of the Atlanta, Birm
ing and Atlantic railroad to Jackson
Vile Sunday was well patronized, and |
tits probable this will be the case dur
ing the entire summer The eXcur- |
siOnists had to lay over at Thalman |
for about two hours, the Seaboard be- |
ing late.
Two Marriage Licenses.
Ordinary Dart issued two marriage |
licenses yesterday and performed two |
W. w. Bailey and Alma !
Bell, white, and James Edwards and |
Sadie Bell Cross, colored. The mum /
Der of marriages this month is lower |
than any previous like period in a |
number of years.
Two Houses Damaaedg.
Fire yesterday almost completely |
destroyed a small house at 23f6 Al |
bany street and slightly damaged the |
one adjoining The cause of the fire |
was a defective flue. Both were oc-
cupied by colored families. The
houses we're owned by Mrs. J. L. |
Gould and were insured.
St. Simon Gases Wednesday.
Twenty-one of the most prominent
citizens of ST. Simon, which includes
some from Brunswick, will be tried !
tomorrow for violating the game law. |
1t is claimed that they killed deer
out of>season on Little st. Simon on
of the owner of that island |
Judge Krauss represents those charg
ed with said violation and Solicitor
Sellers will appear for the state
Methodist Picnic Saturday.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school of the First Methodist church
will occur at st. Simon Saturday, and
The members of McKendree Metho-
dist church have been cordially in
rifoJ fo ,.f ipinafo GataI