The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05


ant postmaster has returned to his
desk after taking a vacation in north
and central Georgia.
The Rev. J. A Cook of this city
and Mrs. Cook are taking an extend
ed automobile tour through the coun
try districts to Columbus.
| Rev. Walter Winn, of st. Simon
| Island, who has recently been in the
| city assisting in holding examinations
| for teachers certificates, has accented
the vacancy of rector in Christ
church, Savannah, for the month of
August.
| Matthew Hale, president of the
South Atlantic Maritime corporation
spent Sunday with N. Emanuei on
st. Simon Island. Mr.. Hale has re-
| turned to New York, but during his
residence in the city was one OF the
| most enthusiastic members of the
st. Simon colony,
w. B. Cowart, superintendent. of
the American National Insurance Co..
OF Galveston Texas, left the city last
night for a two weeks visit to a con-
vention of the superintendent CT his
company
E. w. Dart, the ordinary of Clynn
1Dc 10Th
DINA, where he will be Joined by his
wife and daughter Hattie Dart. He
will be in the mountains for three
or four weeks
Rev. DR.. Brannen of Milledgevtile
church and committing between the
city and st. Simon Island, where he
has become a resident with his fam
lily Heis staying at the Arnold
House.
Jacob A. Blanton, of the firm OF
Blanton and Wylan has returned
from Gulfport, Miss, where he mas
been Interested in building opera
lions. a-t
Major and Mrs E. F. Fisher are
spending several weeks at the Og-
lethorpe from Atlanta. The major
has been stationed at Camp Gordon
several years..
Edward B. Spigner, of Columbia
S. G., has been added to 1he loCa'
force at the recruiting station. Mr.
Spigler is just from France, where
he was for eighteen months in the
fighting trenches.
Dodge and Rantz, members OF the
local automobile fraternity are in re
ceipt of a shipment of Dodge Pros
cars and trucks that have been ship
ped to them from the factories of thu
Dodge Bros. firm.
Col. j. B. Wyke, in charge of the
recruiting for North and South Ger
DINA and Georgia brought the first
specimens of the army Victory but
ton to the city. They are now i'll
possession of Sergeant Frank ].
Peterson of the local station. The
Colonel doesn't think any more OF
the roads in this section than form
erly. He is using the railroad now
when he has any business in GlyrE
The Victory button is valuable sou
venir of silver and bronze for dis
charged men. The silver is for a man
who has been wounded. Sergeant Fe.
terson has had some of them for
warded to him from the recruiting sta
ton at Savannah, where he has been
for several days taking a speciai
course on the law of military in
s1rance and other technical proceed
ure relating to vocational training.
DrI R. w, Todd, health commits
sioner for the county has returned
to the city following important con
| ferences with the state health author
tiles.
Lieutenant Paul Googe of the A.
E. F. has recently returned to the
city from Atlanta, where he went on
short visit, and has entered the en-
| ploy of the United States as a clerk
in the postoffice. The lieutenant is
one of tn old national guardsmn in
| town and has been identified with
Brunswick organizations for several
! years.
| Commissioner F. E. Twitty is
spending few days at Gaffney, S. C.,
| D. c., and will be in tie city today
| to meet with the commissioners at
their regular session this afternoon.
| E. r. Conant is expected in the
| city today on his return from Boston
and New York. He has stopped over
at Savannah several days with his
family.
President Taylor Of the Brunsw' IL
Marine Construction coNpany has
been handing out cigars to the boys
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