Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-13

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GUNTERSVILLE.-County con-
victs are building section OF Gun
tersville- Gadsden highway.
CLANTON.-Miss Alice Wyatt
and Jesse Baker, both of Clanton,
are married.
ANDALUSIA.-More than 40 boys
and girls from Andalusia epter va
rious Alabama colleges.
Mil!port.-Rev. Harry S. Allen, of
Macon. Ga, is conducting revival at
Methodist church here.
vERNON.-Judge r. L. Blanton
presides over fall term of circuit
court here.
HAMILTON.-Lee M. Carpenter,
prominent merchant, is instantly
killed when auto turns over.
JASPER.-John Lee, son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. w. f. Lee falls and breaks
arm in two places.
ASHLAND. - Clay County High
school opens with large attendance
John j. Milford, field agent for How
ard college, delivers address.
TUSCALOOSA Mark McNaron,
confined in insane hospital, escapes
by making key from bone contained
in meat given him to eat.
JACKSONVILLE.-W. H. Nun
nally resigns as county commission
er and moves to Florida.
ANNIsTON.-Gypsy Smith. noted
revivalist, commences protracted
meeting under large TENT
JAsPER.-Officers capture large
still in operation near here and ar"
rest Jesse Albes and Manly kel.
FAYETTE.-C Dobbs, national
speaker of United Farmers of Amer
lea, speaks to large crowd of farm
ers.
HUNTSVILLE.-Annual meeting
Of Alabama Confederate veterans
will be held here October S-4.
GOoDwATER,-Countyc court is
held here with large attendance.
LINCOLN.-Talladega County
school and Lincoln Grammar school
hold joint opening with large attend
ance.
HUNTSVILLE.-P arrest
John Peyton Williams and hold MN
for officials at Charleston navy
wards, where he is wanted on charge
of desertion.
HUNTSVILLE.--Miss Gertrude
Roam and Lawrence D. Barnes are
married at First Baptist church.
NEW HOPE.-Pink boil weevils
appear in several cotton fields OF
this section.
DECATUR.-Auto belonging to
James Collier, of Priceville, catches
fire and is destroyed.
GUNTERSVILLE King.
caretaker of local cemetery, is killed
by tree, which he is cutting falling
on him.
CALERA.-Central State bank will
commence work October L on new
bank building.
HANCEVILLE. - Warren and
Gladeny are building two-story
brick business block.
FALKVILLE.-Plans are under
way for building ten-room public
school.
HARrsELLE.-T. "A. Mcdaniel
commences work on large brick bust
ness block.
PIEDMONT Standard Oil COM
pany is arranging to open wholesale
oil house here under management of
l.. E. Wright. of Jacksonville.
DECATUR.-Mrs. Guy Elliott,
sister of Mrs. d. C. Almon. of Deca-
tur, dies at Fort Worth, Texas.
ANNISTON.-Junior Order United
American Mechanics advocates cleo
ton of county superintendent of
education by popular vote of people.
TUSCALOOSA. Fifty Boy
Scouts and so more boys who are
not scouts are camping at Herrin' s
lake.
ANNISTON.-Disabled veterans of
NEW SITE. - Ninth district
knights of Pythias hold annual
meeting here.
JASPER. Mrs. Sarah Ely, eighty
nine, mother of j. E. Fly, prominent
citizen of Jasper, dies ct Ashton, Va.
JASPER.-Miss F. A. Fuller re.
signs as county nurse and accepts
position with DeBardeleben Goa
company at Sipsey.
FAIRFIELD.-La lot is pur-
chased for site for two new school
buildings.
BRIGHTON.-City council orders
sanitary sewers to be constructed in
various sections Of town.
DECATUR.-Harr Cortner
Co, one OF Oldest cotton firms in
north Ala bama, is succeeded by r.
G. Cortner.
FORT DEPOSIT. - ]. Mathew
Bishop, of Fort Deposit, is killed by
trolley in Baltimore, Md.
D. HARTFORD. - Geneva County
Prof. J. G.. Austin, county superin-
tendent of education.
RRISH-Parrish High schoo!
opens with Prof. Ira L. Helms as
principal.
DECATUR.-Miss Norvell Glenn
mons, Is, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Clemmons, is dead.
'DAPHIN ISLAND.-Diamon rat
tlesnake four feet one-inch long
with six rattles, is killed by Theodore
Vaughan,
L1NCOLN.-This section will pro
duce almost average cotton crop.
HUNTSVILLE.-L Cotton
mills VIII spend approximately ST.
100000 enlargmg mills here.
ANNISTON.-General Edwin B.
Winana and other army officers are
given farewell supper by kiwanis,
Exchange and Civitan clubs.
GOODWATER. - Coosa County
High school opens with Prof Curtis
"a Ia