Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-30

miles OF road and 1880 Ineal 1eet
of bridges.
MOntevalIO-"Home making should
be run as any other business" de-
clares Miss Josephine Eddy, special
| list from Auburn, in lecture here.
Union Springs.-Carlton King re-
turns from Camp Hill with bride who
was Miss Hilda Harper of Camp
Hill.
GOOdWater.-Both cotton and corn
are greatly improved and normal
crop is, anticipated.
MOntgOmery.-Alab chiroprac-
tors will ask legislature to create
state board Of chiropractor examin-
ers.
AbbevilIe.--Every woman of Hen
ry county is urged to register and
vote.
Heron Bay.-Several cattle dip.
ping watts are blown up near here.
Fort DepOsit.-John Bruce Far
rior, leading merchant, dies at home
here.
PrattvilIe.-Masonic order expect
5000 people at celebration here July
fourth.
HaleyvilIe.-Drewry Brothers are
erecting large two-story brick bust.
ness block.
AnnistOn.-Many negroes are leay-
ing this section for northern cities,
yet there is no labor shortage.
Fort Payne.-seventy-five new res
dences are building here. New no.
tel and bank building are also under
construction.
ROanOke.-Much cream is being
shipped by farmers of this section to
Columbus, Ga, and other cities.
Eutaw.-No child under Is is al
lowed to drive an automobile, and
Mayor S. M. Spencer says all reck-
less drivers will be arrested.
HamiItOn.-John Carter is elected
worshipful master of Masonic lodge.
Gadsden.-T- S. Make, special
agent of state board of health, is
working on malaria control in
| county.
Birmingham.-Mrs. Anna Flem-
ming is voted Birmingham's loveleSt
bathing girl and given silver loving
cup by Birmingham News.
MOntgOmery.-Mo wants
special school for nervous children,
claiming they are handicapped in
other schools.
acknowledgements of new
high school building is laid with
Masonic ceremonies and big parade,
under directions of Grand Master
Julian 7. Spearman, of Admission.
Gadsden-Earl Shannon, ex-soldier
of Bluefield, Va, found here in dazed
condition, is taken to asylum at Tus.
calOosa.
IshcOOda.-Mrs. Elizabeth Dupree,
aged IS, one of the oldest citizens of
this county, is dead near here.
HamiIton-W. p. Letson, IegisIa-
tor from Marion, announces he will
introduce bill to elect superintendent
of education in Marion county.
Huntsville.-Harwell G. Harris,
soldier who dies in Hawaii, is buried
here.
Albany.-Mrs. Elizabeth Transue,
one of the early settlers of Albany,
dies at home here.
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Power COM
pany invites Mrs. Nora E. Miller to
lay first stone in big dam at Chero-
kee Bluffs.
Hackleburg-J. w. Miner and III.
L. Schamberger, officials of Jack
son highway, come here in interest
of highway.
Hamilt0n.-Kell V. F'ite is named
county attendance officer for public
schools.
TuscalOOsa.-Carolyn, 19-months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Duren, dies in hospital here.
Gadsden.-C. f. stapp. formerly
farm agent of Lamar county, is
named farm agent for Etowa coun
ty.
/ HuntsvilIe.-C. e. Baxter is elect,
ed president of HuntsvilIes Cham
Der of Commerce.
Geneva.-Sixty acres of land is
purchased here for large cotton mill
site. Work on mill commences soon.
ClantOn.-Chilton countys new
highway, from Clanton to Mitchell
Dam, is nearing completion.
MOntgOmery.-All records for at.
tendance at, summer schools are
smashed this summer, according to
state superintendent of education.
Gadsden.-Morgans Cross Roads
and John Jones precincts vote three
mill school tax.
Observation-Disclosures from big
spring here is being dredged to al
low free flow of water.
Geneva.-Miss Sonnenday, of
state department of child hygiene,
registers 50 children here.
CIantOn.-Home talent present in
teresting play here to large audi
ence.
acknowledgements r. o. Reese
| is conducting successful revival at
Baptist church.
HuntsvilIe.-~rs. Margaret Todd
and Henry M. Hughes, both of
| Huntsville, are married at Decatur
to surprise of friends.
Gadsden.-County board. Of health
sends notices to all dairymen that
new milk ordinance will be strictly
! enforced.
| JacksOn.-C. c. Calhoun is elected
worshipful master of Masonic lodge.
| CORTLAND. - Crops throughout
Lawrence county are in excellent
condition.
MOntgOmery.-PIans of +. T.
Quinn, Alabama commissioner of
fish and game, for establishment of
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