Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-23

HCAe az lOohthS hlASs anu lhuASdllonS
are there will be almost normal crop
Oxford.-Miss Majorie HARRISON
and Clarence billiard, both OF this
place, are married here.
AnnistOn.-Paul Traywicll, three
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
L. Traywick, dies here.
Northumberland are observing
half holiday every Thursday after
noon.
Alexander City.-R. r. Reeves is
elected worshipful master of Masonic
lodge.
JacksonvllIe.-Dr.C c. w. Daugette,
president of State Normal school,
provides athletic sports for 100
students of summer school.
Jackson.-E. S. Pointevent, who
owns and operates saw mill here,
buys cottage and moves family from
New Orleans.
acksonviIle.-First issue OF The
al US 0dNASOI1N lllc llSW WCCNiJ
newspaper, edited by w. l.. Walker,
is out.
Sheffield,-Arthur Hopwood is
placed under $1,000 bond, charged
with violating Mann act.
ntsville.-Huntsville citizens
are organizing $4,000 stock COM
pany. to operate Wills-Taylor school.
HartselIe.-City officials with
Capt. Richard Burleson, expert
street man, are working ON street
paving program for Hartselle.
Post Oak.-Henry H. Duggan,
aged IS, we'll known farmer, falls
dead while at work in his black,
smith shop.
Admission. Bruce Wheeler,
charged with theft of watch and
chain, is fined $50 in police court.
ntsviIle.-American Cotton Oh
company's plant here closes, on or
ders from New York office.
Observation-Disclosures movement
is started here to beautify cemetery.
Decatur.-Publc health units are
now operating in Morgan, Colbert,
Lauderdale, Franklin, Madison and
Limestone counties.
Montgomery.-Oyer $50 Mont
gomery county couples are asking
for divorces.
Albany.-Broom corn is now inn
portant farm crop here. Local de-
mand is good.
Heflin.-Several business men are
planning to open new bank here.
HancevilIe.-July 4 will be cele-
brated here with picnic, baseball
games and speaking.
Jasper.-W. c. Davis draws bill to
abolish convict lease system, to be
presented to legislature.
MISUNDERSTANDING week is on
here, and many prizes are offered
for best work done.
TuscaIOOsa.-Sam and Hugh Fried
man purchase $4,000 acres coal lands
from Emanuel Loveman, considera-
ton not given.
Opelika.-Arrangem are made
to hold biggest and BEST Lee county
fair in October.
.Jasper.-William Hay, brother of
B. NJ. Hay Of this place, dies at Car
rollton, Ga.
Sheffield.-Summer Realty COM
pany buys so acres of land above
Wilson dam, and will build number
of residences
Jasper.-J. Lowrey Davis, chair
man county board of registrars, an
nounces registration will be open.
commencing July IL.
AtmOre.-Daily services are being
conducted by Rev. c. j.. Crawford, at
Baptist church, and big crowds are
attending.
Heflin.-Rev. Joseph Parkin, pas
tor of Methodist church here, resigns
to go to New York.
Albany.-ReY. Herman L. Turner,
of Sheffield, breaches at Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church.
Montgomery. - Alabama public
service utilities commission is on tour
of south Alabama, inspecting public
utilities.
Atmore.-Atmore is to have public
library.
Gadsden.-W. P. Pruitt, Of Birm.
ingham, will open large mattress fac
tory here.
Greensboro r. B. Evins,
president Alabama Bar association,
appoints committee on judiciary and
admission and disbarment, with Bor-
den Burr, of Birmingham, chairman.
Camp McClellan.-Approximately
$50 officers and $500 enlisted men
will take instructions here during
July and August.
Lacoh.-Mr. Sweetland, of Athens,
us killed near here in automobile ac-
cident.
Alhany.-Alabama Brick and Tile
company is adding $4,000 of new ma
chinery 10 plant here.
Decatur Morgan county's health
unit is receiving congratulations
from government officials for its
accomplishments.
Troy-Baptist Widows and Or
kphans' home is completed and has
120 inmates,
Troy.-State Normal school leases
Lees park for use of students, clos
ing it to public.
GOOdwater.-Rev. H. H. Buzbee,
pastor Baptist church, returns from
New York, where he attended church
conference.
Selma.-Hiram WEIGH is knocked
from bicycle by heavy truck and
collar bone is broken.
Observation-Disclosures Sylacauga
federal aid road is being graveled.
Huntsville.-Miss Irene Strong
and Charles C. Hobbs, of Hobbs Is
land, are married at home of BRIDE
parents here.
MOnrOvia.-Miss Jessie F'lirt and
w. c. Campbell are married at home
nf brido'S y1arpntS