Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-27
ALABAMA

ALABAMA
NAUVOO.-H. O. Harvin is erect
ing $500 brick building to be oc-
cupied by newly organized Bank OF
Nauvoo.
GUNTERSNILLE. Marshall
county votes on threemill school tax
October Is.
GADSDEN.-Whi working at
saw mill on Sand Mountain, Ed
Waters left foot is cut off by saw.
HOWELTON-Mr Emma Coats,
wife of II. G. Coats, dies after long
illness.
ATTALLA.-Rev. w. B. Holmes,
of SpriugVille, and Rev. S. 7. Slaton,
OF Gadsden, are conducting revival
here.
GADSDEN. -Protestant Episcopal
church's loss in Japan from earth.
quake amounts to almost $2,00O,OOO,
according to Rev. z. G. Seaman, ex.
ecutive secretary of diocese of Ala
bama.
OAKMAN.-Rev. E. L. Brown, of
Dora, is assisting Rev. j. 8. Wagers
in revival meeting at Baptist church.
ANNISTON.-Fede and state
officers destroy five stills near here
and pour out 5000 gallons of beer
and 100 gallons of whisky.
HT-NTSVILLE.-M Dixie Nc.
Cary, of Huntsville, and George Me
Cornell Owens, of GreenVille, S. C.,
are married at home of brides PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. IS. McCary,
Observation-Disclosures of DR..
Lewis Whaley are suing Louisville
G. Nashville railroad for $10000O
damages for doctors death in rail
road accident.
HUNTSVILLE.-C ordinance
requiring railroads to place watch
men and flag system signals at
street crossings is adopted.
TUSCUMBTA.-Old Deshler Fe-
male institute is torn down and
modern high school will be built
DEN-A l MI. I1I1 anu OtuCl -
are organizing $4,000 stock COM
pany to build overall factory.
HUNTSVILLE.-A Alabama Con-
federate veterans will hold their an,
nual convention here, October 8.
GADSDEN.-Tenn Alabama
and Georgia railroad will soon COM
mence building road to Margaret,
in st. Clair county, "a miles.
TUsKEGEE.-Capt. G. C. Kelley,
negro official of normal institute,
drops dead.
FORT DEPOSIT.-Number of
mills are busy cutting and shipping
lumber.
HEFLIN.-Miss Mile Osborn is
appointed postmaster at this place,
Vice II. P. McMurray, resigned.
A,-Congressman Ed.
IS. Almon delivers arraignment o(
Republican party before large audi
| ence.
sAMsON.-F. J. Sharpless is Sc.
riouslY injured at sawmill at Gas
kin, Fla.
| Allen, of Macon, Ga, closes greatest
revival this place has ever had
LACY SPRINGS.-W arc
sworn out for each other by w. J.
Wall and Samuel Field. wellknown
citizens. each charging assault with
/ intent to murder.
MARION.-Captain Wilbur Ada,i
Arso, commander OF cadets Of Mar
| ion institute. resigns
DECATUR. - Highway mainte.
nance bill for Morgan county is
| passed by state legislature and S. F..
Roper is appointed road supervisor
HUNTSVILLE. - Columbus n.
Scott, seventy, native of Macon, Ga,
dies at home here
GREENVILLE. - Butler county
will produce only about half normal
crop of cotton.
GADSDEN,-Only five cows with
tuberculosis are found in county By
state inspectors.
ATHENS.-MissT oshi Sheba. Jan.
anese girl who has been attending
Athens college, is not here for tbs
term and her friends fear she IS
killed at her home in Japan.
DECATUR-B. l.. Malone, j.,
and Miss Florence Phinizv are in
jured in automobile wreck at BIZ,
mingham.
MONTGOMERY. - State senate
passes resolutions of praise to Sena.
tor John Craft, of Mobile, for TWEEN.
ty-fve years wrok for port and good
roads.
GREENSBORO. - jefferson A.
BlOunt. president of First Ma tionaI
bank. is seriously injured by fall
and is taken to hospital in Selma.