Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-15

county merchant, and with wound
ing son, John Heape, and latter's
eight-year-old daughter, Elizabeth.
DARLINGTON.-At city election
following were chosen: E. w. Foun-
tain, mayor; and M. l.. Coggeshall, 1.
T. yelling, O. A. Alexander, G. E.
Sigh, C. N. Douglas and M. w. Ar
mold, aldermen.
HARTSVILLE.-C. X. Dunlap, of
this city, returns from Liverpool,
England, where he has been for two
months, installing machinery\i in the
Sonoco Products company, plant.
COLUMBIA.-C. p. Kinkead, who
passed bogus paper on several lead
ing mercantile establishments here,
is in the county Jail. pending trial at
the next term of criminal court.
SPARTANBURG. - Ground has
been broken here for the Mont
gomery building. which will be larg-
est office building in state, ten
stories high and costing $1,375,OOO.
UNION.-Flames destroyed home
of Claude C. Spartor, built in early
fifties, and one of handsome colonial
homes of state.
YORK.-Body of j. Breckenridge
Pegram, g. prominent citizen, is
found in we'll at rear of Carroll
Brothers store and note left in coat
leads to theory of suicide.
CHARLESTON. - Thomas P.
Stoney is elected mayor, and Mrs
Celia p. MCGOWAN. Mrs. Belizant A.
Moorer, and twenty-five men were
elected aldermen of Charleston in
general election.
COLUMBIA.-Gove Mcleod
accepts. resignation of Thomas p.
Stoney, mayor-elect of city of Char
lesion, as solicitor of ninth South
Carolina circuit, and appoints James
Allen, his law partner, to fill unex-
pired term.
COLUMBIA Movemen is on foot
to have government establish on part
of Camp Jackson, near Columbia, a
forest preserve.
SPARTANBURG.-S. S. Hallman,
Of Spartanburg, and L. J. Riddle, of
Woodruff, meet this week in contest
to determine checker championship
of the south, ten games being play
ed in Spartanburg and then ten
games in Woodruff the same day.
ANDERSON.-Mrs. Nettie C.
Moore, acting postmistress; Charles
r. Wright John D. Mccullough,
Frank E. Mckenzie, Robert A. Mon.
roe, James Fl. Pierce and Charles B.
Cannon take examination for Honea
Path postmastership, and Richard n.
Poore, acting postmaster, William D.
IIt11 /
Jessie J. Lewis and Frank r. Lewis
take examination for the Williamson
postmastership. Decisions of exami.
ners is awaited with general interest.
CHARLESTON.-Rear Admiral
George w. Williams, commander of
the navy yard here, is designated Of.
fetal naval representative at unveil.
Ing of Lee head on Stone Mountain
Confederate memorial near Atlanta,
on January 10.
ROCK HILL.-Poiice in all towns
of the state and nearby cities of 9th.
er states have been notified to look
out for three young men, Choate
Faris, II; Sam Rayborough, II; and
Carl Arrants, p, who have been
away from home for ten days, their
people knowing nothing Of their
whereabouts.
BELTON.-H. F. Hanks, promi.
nent business man, has planted 1000
pecan trees on farm near here.
CLEMSON COLLEGE. - Joe
Cheatham is elected new commander
of Clemson post of American Legion.
Northumberland K. ZACH.
les, is elected commander Of Walter
boro post of American Legion.
F. CONTEMPLATION of $54,935 was
collected by State Treasurer Carter
IN gasoline taxes during November.
COLUMBIA.-Kirkwood, tourist
hotel, has just opened for season.
and Camden winter season is in full
blast.
SUMTER.-Rev. ]. P. Marion.
who has been pastor of Presbyte.
Ran church here, was installed last
Sunday as pastor Of Presbyterian
church of Greenwood, Miss.
SUMTER.-Bill to protect school
houses from fires such as that of
Cleveland school, near Camden, last
spring, when II lives were lost, will
be introduced in legislature in Jan
uary by Representative John M.
.Duffie, OF Sumter.
COLUMBIA.-Supe A.
M. Scarborough, of state peniten-
tiary, is IN Montgomery, Ala, where
he went with committee from pen.
itentiary board to examine state
prison of Alabama.
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CHARLESTON. - Santee river
bridge, between Williamsburg and
Berkeley counties, a half million
dollar project, is completed and will
be officially accepted in few days
by bridge commission, representing
two connected counties, and also
Charleston county.
COLUMBIA.-Erection of state
office building will be proposed to
1924 legislature, which convenes
January s.
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