Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-21

torney, are elected members of the
Estate Legislature to fill vacancies.
Troy.-Atlantic Coast Line rail-
road will spend $4,000 on new "Y''
track at Tilley crossing.
Troy.-Pike county fair, under
supervision Of Thomas P. Little,
john, will be held week of
October is.
Mitchell Dam.-General John J.
Pershing is invited to be guest of
Alabama Power company here
July rs,
0peIika.-Mrs. J. H. Punell, rs,
dies after lingering illness.
Bessemer.- of commerce
reports $1,692,000 is spent in inn
provements and investments here in
past six months.
Bessemer- by subscrip-
tons are raised to cancel $1,000
mortgage on Bessemer's y. NJ. c. A.
building.
EnsIey.-Mrs. George A. Miller
dies at home here.
Guntersville.-Dr. NJ. f. Wilson,
pastor Of Methodist church, returns
from Elkmont, where he closes sue
cessful revival meeting.
Fairfield.-Civic clubs invite SEN
ator Oscar W. Underwood to speak
here.
Alexander City. Approximately
1900, 900 is being spent here in en-
largement of cotton mills and erect
III nd ri
dences.
reenshoro.-Citizens ask legisla-
ture 10 place statue of Miss Julia
/ Tutwiler in Hall of Fame, Washing
ton, d. C. She is one of Alabama S
most noted educators.
ScottsbOro.-Irish potatoes are be-
ing shipped by carload from here.
Jackson.-Blue law enforcement
closes Jackson tight on Sundays,
Sale of tobacco is prohibited.
'Cochrane.-New school building is
being erected here. 1t will be com
on county voters register.
Evergreen.-Dr. w. f. Hines,
state entomologist, from Auburn, is
making extensive study of boil wee
vii in this county.
Heflin.-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hud-
son and daughter, Ruby, of Cass
county, Texas, are visiting relatives
in Cleburne and Calhoun counties.
CaldwelI.-Masonic order here IN
stalls officers.
HamiIton.-V. r. White returns
from San Antonio, Tex, where he
attends sovereign camp, Woodmen
of World.
Grove Hill.-Annual reunion of
Camp Calhoun, 497 United Confeder-
ate Veterans, will be held here July
1921. John McDuffie and others will
speak.
Scottsboro.-Dr. ABB. Lipscomb
conducts revival meeting at Christ
church.
Fort DepOsit.-Rev. S. p. Pittman,
of Nashville, Tenn, is conducting re-
vival at Church of Christ.
Grove HilI.-Evangelist Raleigh
Wright and Singer. William Cicero
Grindle will hold revival services at
First Baptist church, commencing
September 2.
HamiltOn.-Small number Of Mari
on county voters register
Sheffield of education
awards contract for remodeling' high
school auditorium, at cost of $4,000.
TuscalOOsa.-Prof. Raymond Cox
who is conducting piano classes at
summer school, will be member of
faculty Of regular course at state
university.
SheffieId.-Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mich
olse are in serious railroad wreck on
Sante Fe railroad, but are uninjured.
Tuscaloosa. - Arrangements are
made for opening of twelve adult
schools in Tuscaloosa county, July
%.
Shady Grove.-Funeral Of Glover
Reed, Leighton merchant, who sac
rificed his life to save others from
burning building. is attended by
largest crowd ever seen here.
Tuscumbia. - Baptist Young Peo-
pies unions Of all churches I of
Colbert county hold interesting
meeting here.
Tuscaloosa. - Tuscaloosa County
Farm bureau will hold picnic and
rally August IA, Is and 16.
HamiitOn.-Hamilt Motor COM
pany is building large brick garage
on Court square.
Alexander City.-Dr. John w. In.
ger, chaplin in World war, is con-
! Quoting revival meeting under large
! tent here.
Decatur.-Much interest is mani
| tested in Decatur and Albany over
bill in legislature to consolidate two
cities. There is but little opposition.
HaleyviIIe.-School costing $4,000
will be built in south Haleyville.
Beech GrOve.-John A. Thomson,
prominent farmer, dies at home
near here.
Opp.-Teachers for Opp public
schools are named for session of
| 1924.
Troy.-Edward A. o'Nea1, presi
dent of state farm bureau, ad
dresses second annual convention Of
Pike county farmers.
Centre.-I. L. Childress, rs, well.
| known farmer. is found dead in bed
at home near here.
Andalusia. - Fire destroys home
of Mrs. T. o. Nix. Other buildings
are saved by fire department.
Straughn.-Contracts are let to
w. l.. Frazier to erect $12, 200 and
$4,000 school buildings here.
Evergreen.-Modern oil burning
water and light plant is under con-
struction here.
TuscalOOsa.-Hugh Palister. head
Of bureau of mines and school of
mines, speaks to Exchange club on
mining in Alabama.
Fort DepOsit.-W. B. Culbreth,
! farmer, sells 5000 pounds of home.
| cured meat ia good price.
HamiItOn.-Judge Ernest Lacey,
! Of JasDer ia nreSidinp oVer Snecia I