Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-29

I girls father teStifieS. he could not
prove Carter had paid girls fare into
this state, and that Carter had left
Gastcnia ahead Of the girl
TIMMONSVILLE.-Mrs. Mary E.
Robertson. 70, dies after three years
of inValidism.
GAFFNEY.-J r. Tate, States
vile. n. c.; Mrs. Rena Cobb, Gas
tonia, n. c.; Miss Sara Tate, Of Gaff-
ney, and John ID. Wilson, farmer,
living near here, are suffering from
injuries received when the car oc-
cupied by the women and Tate ran
into Wilson's car and then plunged
through a bridge rail, landing thirty
feet below.
UNION.-Howard Henbree is SEN
fenced to serve seven Years in the
state penitentiary for killing Jesse
Pruitt, who was shot near Buffalo
Mills plant recently.
CHESTERFIELD p. Doug
lass, former sheriff of Chesterfield
county, and beloved citizen, dies at
age of fifty-two.
ABBEVILLl3.-Grammar school
closed several days earlier for holi-
measles, sixty per cent of enrolment
being absent that day.
ANDERSON.-Carl Jony King,
prominent ex-service man of An
derson. dies at age of "a.
Observation-Disclosures. Frank Rob
erts is advised of death Of her
brother w. S. Scott, who came in
contact with a live wire at Pelham,
Georgia.
GREENVILLE. - Mrs. Vardry
McBee, wife of theater- owner and
dog fancier, is killed when McBee
auto runs into front of street car,
Mrs. McRee's head being almost
severed from body by windshield
glass, and Mr.. McBee suffering
broken bono~ and bruises.
hold d. NJ, Smith, of Lexington, for.
who fired at several vehicles which
did not stop because he held out
his hand when crossing the new
Brookland bridge leading into Co
lumbia, and wounded in one H.
stance, Mrs. T. E. Craps of New
Brookland.
N II w bEfltI1 -. Wy. MOOTe, IOI
many years teacher in various
parts of country, dies at Vaughan
Vile, this county, at age of rs.
GREENVILLE. - Letters have
been sent to educators throughout
southern states, inviting them to
Southern Education convention to
be held here next June GA, when
United States Commissioner of Edu-
cation John J. Tibert will speak.
PENDLETON-Darwin L. Reed,
of Sandy Springs, member of Ander-
son county legislative delegation,
announces he will oppose the pro-
posed $60,000,000 state bond issue
! for roads.
GREENVILLE.-Mr and Mrs L.
G. Deimling learn Of accidental death
of their 17year-old son, Francis A,
in Norfolk, Va.
DONALDS.-Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Dunn, prominent citizens, observe
golden anniversary.
LAURENS.-Seve federal prison
ers in county Jail here are removed
to Greenville Jail after government
inspector views situation with idea
of determining if prisoners are al
lowed too many liberties.
SPARTANBURG.- Robert f. Bry-
an, advertising expert with two To-
cal papers, dies after being stricken
with paralysis.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f. A.
Smythe announces that Fiske-Car-
ter company will build new $750,000
al Of DO
: LAURENS.-John Webb, age 40,
is held in county Jail on charge of
criminal assault.
SIMPSONVILLE.-Mrs. Mary Nc
| Dowell, mother-in-law Of Assistant
! Attorney General j. M. Daniel, dies
! after long illness.
GREENVILLE.-W Johnson
| coach OF football team Of Presby
| terrain college, of South Carolina, at
! Clinton, spending holidays here, re-
grets loss from his team for 1924
/ OF several good players who gradu-
, ate next year.
! GREENVILLE. - A total OF 800
criminal cases were disposed Of by
circuit and county courts here dur
! ing 1928, according to report made
by Harry A. Dargan, county clerk
of court.
YORK-Officers raid home Of r.
J. Morrow, near town, and find
/ twenty-five gallons of booze.
GREENVILLE.-B. J. Foster has
plans for erection of $4,000 apart
ment house, on Coffee street lot just
| bought for $4,000
SPARTANBURG.-Rev. H. w. Du-
Bose, Presbyterian pastor, breaches
sermon in which he defends doc.
trine of virgin birth of Christ.
SPARTANBURG.-Six days after
she had received a check for $4,000,
accrued pension for the death o. her
son who was killed during the Span
ish-American war, Mary Johnson,
an eX.slave of Miss Sallie Carson,
of this city, dies of pneumonia.
SPARTANBURG.-Mrs. James NJ.
Switzer, seventy Is badly burned
from open CRATE and physicians give
up hope of her recovery.
COWPENS.- is issued
| for arrest of Rev. S. W. Shuford,
charging him with swindling and
/
patented car-weighing device, for
which he is alleged to had been paid
| $4,000.
CHARLESTON.-Willie Johnson Is
run down by shifting box car, his
leg being cut Off.
ORANGEBURG.- Circuit Judge I.
w. Bowman is i'll at his home here
from over work.
DARLINGTON.-T. C. Odom. WELL
! known planter and Confederate SOL
der, dies.
ALABAMA
MOBILE.-P. J. O'Shaughnessv.
chief of police of Mobile, under bond
in connection with alleged prohibi.