Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-16

Tarrant City.-Several hundred
residence and business lots are sold
here in short time.
SvIacauga. Municipal play
grounds association is organized,
with Mrs. j. E. Jordan president.
SyIacauga.-The Mignon band is
giving regular Sunday afternoon
concerts at Mignon park.
JacksonviIIe-"The Argus" is the
name of new weekly newspaper
published here by w. L. Walker, of
! Carbon Hill.
Rockford Rockford's mail is now
routed by Sylacauga, giving much
better service than formerly.
Montgomery-Ind are rev.
enue bill will be passed by legisla'
ture without wrangle.
Athens.-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Alon-
70 F'ulks announce marriage of their
daughter, Miss India Fulks, to Hoyt
Williamson, July IS.
GoOdwater-Federal aid road from
Goodwater to Sylacauga is nearing
completion.
Goodwater.-Miss Clara Jones, of
this place, and Thomas G. Conner,
of Andalusia, are married here.
HuntsviIIe.-Ku Klux Khan nat
uralization ceremony is witnessed by
5000 Huntsville citizens.
COMMUNICATIONS here are great
ly improved, owing to several days
of warm sunshine.
South elI.-Congressman Will
liam B. Bankhead delivers address
here, on history Of section.
HuntsviIIe.-E. H. Ashcraft, cash
Ter of Huntsville Bank and Trust
company, resigns to go to California.
Opelika.-Ben Johnson, negro, pris-
oner, escapes from Sheriff Moon,
but is later captured.
HuntSviIIe.-Southern Bell Tele-
phone company IS to spend $42,50C
for new equipment here.
GOodwater.-Jesse Barnett is be-
ing held in Jail on default of bond,
charged with making whisky.
Observation-Disclosures Power COM
pany is completing new distribu-
ton system here.
OpeIika.-In his determination to
break up whisky traffic here, Sher-
if Moon is making many arrests.
DadeviIIe.-Baseball team is Or
gained mere, and many games ere
scheduled with other towns.
DadeviIIe.-Many boil weevils are
| appearing here, and farmers are
making no effort to destroy them.
ClantOn. and Coosa are
! fpn
each county claiming taxes on
| Mitchell Dam.
Bay Minette.-Men of this place
are planning organization for special
meetings of semi-religious nature.
AtmOre.-Bond of $4,000 is as
sessed for J. NJ. Northrop, default
ing cashier of First National Bank
here. His shortage is alleged 20
be $4,000.
Admission. c. H. Dayhuff is
suffering from broken ankle caused
by horse falling.
Tuscaloosa Lumber
company is building storage ware
house here at cost of $1,000.
! Admission, j. P. Wilson, wife
Of Judge j. c. Wilson, former mem
Der state legislature, dies suddenly
! here.
TuscaoOsa.-Over 100 attend
meeting of Farm Bureau. An in
teresting moving picture on poultry
is shown.
| Bay Minette.-Over 900 cars of GU
| cumbers and Irish potatoes are
shipped this season from this place.
Bay Minette.-Owing to growth of
this place, additional postoffice IA
| cilities are asked.
TuscalOOsa.-Body of n. S. Nc
| Shan, killed by automobile here, is
shipped to his home at McShan,
Pickens county.
ClantOn.-Union farmers of Chiffon
county will build and operate broom
factory here. They will raise their
own broom corn.
CIanton-Mr. Maherg catches 500
pounds of catfish, ranging in weight
from five to forty-five pounds, on
trot line at mouth of Clay creek.
Attalla.-Many fine homes and
business houses will be sold here
June %, by federal court decree. to
satisfy holders of $4,000 sanitary
sewer bonds.
MontgOmery.-Def TT. Worth,
| Texas, oil company, the Securities
| Producing and Milling company
leaves many victims in Alabama.
| Troy. Miss Elizabeth Brantley
and Gerald Henderson are married
at First Methodist church here.
Montgomery. V. Ballard, driver
of city sanitary wagon, finds large
black snake. in garbage can.
Gadsden.-Fir8t Christian church
will soon commence work on $4,000
church building.
MOntgOmery.-Lieu H. A. Bart
| ron, of federal air service, makes
flight from Dayton, Ohio to Mont
gomery in five hours and thirty-five
minutes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supreme court
! decides property Of late Mrs. Hen
| derson G. Spira must be equally di-
vided between Henry A. Spira and
Matilda S. Frenkel.
Misunderstanding from porch
| swing, Mrs. j. B. Shropshire's arm
| is broken.
MOntgOmery.-Bridge over Ala
bama river, at Reese's ferry, on
Birmingham-Montgomery highway,
is approved by federal government.
HaleyVilIe.-Miss Willie Lovelace
and Emmitt Miller are, married at
Presbyterian church, Rev. M. M.
| Crow officiating.
Aibertville.-Rev. H. B. B. By
mum, So years minister in Baptist
church, DIES in Birmingham hospi-
| tai, following operation for appen-
! dicitis.
IeyVilIe.-Haleyvill Mill and
| Gin company is erecting new gin