Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-16

Observation-Disclosures results here
in case of federal government against
Raymond Martin, young man of
| Spray, charged with breaking open
postoffice box.
ALABAMA
Mont w. w. Bran
don favors leasing state convicts to
! coal mines. Work in mines is less
hazardous than many other lines,
! and profitable to convicts, he says
Observation-Disclosures supreme court
holds state may issue $4,000, 600
bonds to improve Mobiles port.
Birmingham.-Miss Virginia Nall
! %, of Atlanta, Ga, takes poison and
is in critical condition at hospital
here.
Decatur Valley Country club
! purchases Woodward place, two
and country club, paying $12, 900
Handsome club house will be built
| TrOy.-Last cooperative hog sale
! of season is held here. Many hogs
are sold to farmers from various
sections.
Birmingham.-Ote 500 druggists
/ from all sections of state attend
| two-day session of Alabama Phar
maceutical association here.
Birmingham.-Rev John Henr3
Hamilton. aged SO, prominent Meth
odist minister, dies at home here.
Alexander City. work com
mences on $1,OO0,O00 addition tc
Avondale cotton mills, and on $50,
600 school for mill village.
Opp.-Officers are elected fol-
Covington county fair association
and arrangements are being made
for 1928 fair.
MOntgOmery.-Ep League OF
South Alabama holds annual meet
ing here.
Alexander City.-New creamery is
doing thriving business and farm
ers are making money selling cream
Dothan.-Rev. z. E. Lewis, mis-
| sionary to Mexico, speaks to Pres
byterian congre cation.
Opp.-Opp Weekly News moves tc
new building and installs linotype
Opp.-Donaldson and Winston are
building hotel here to cost $4,000
TuscaIoOsa.-Buildi costs here
increase Is per cent over 1922.
MariOn.-Captain Edward M. AL
mond and Captain J. Edward Cole
| instructors at Marion institute, are
| transferred to Camp Mcclellan fol
summer.
MonrOevilIe.-Monroe county grow
ers are shipping carlaods of Irish
potatoes daily to northern markets
D0than.-Methodist Sunday schoo
charters special train for outing al
Panama City, Fla.
Uni0ntOwn.-Miss Rose Coleman
and Frank Nelson Pharr, of Mem
phis, Tenn, are married at hbme OF
brides parents here.
MISUNDERSTANDING agree to close
stores every Thursday afternoon
during June, July and August.
| Opp.-Miss Morrison, county health
nurse, reports 2,1Q5 children have
been given thorough physical ex-
animation.
MariOn.-Poultry raising and dali
rying are making south prosperous
Roland Turner, general agricultural
agent of Southern railroad, tells Civ
itan club here.
DOthan.-F'reeman C House, OF
| Atlanta, Ga, are given contract for
road construction on Bee Line high
way in Huston county.
Opp.-Opp's first wholesale gro
Gerry house, Britton Grocery COM
pany, opens for business.
Dothan.-Dr. II. G.. Perry, state
registrar of deaths and births, is
here and urges registration of births
and deaths.
Observation-Disclosures church here
will be remodeled and improved.
GreenviIIe.-Joseph w. Morgan,
prosperous farmer, holds family re-
union and children from Texas and
Colorado are. present.
Tuskegee.-lThis place has Cali
! fornia redwood tree rs years old and
! 80 inches in diamater.
CitronvilIe.-Citronvi is plan,
ming considerable street grading
and paving.
CitronviIIe.-Worl1 progresses on
new ice plant. Building is being
completed and machinery is here.
| Tuskegee.-Many farms Of county
are uncultivated owing to heavy eX-
odus of negroes.
| Mobile. of legislative
/ recess committee visit Mobile to
| study fish and oysters.
Tuskegee.--Rev. D. w. Haskew
pastor of Methodist church, is elect
! ed to faculty of Divinity school,
Biloxi, Miss.
Athens.-State Senator George
Duncan 'favors severance tax law
saying it would mean 100000 an
nual revenue to Alabama.
! MOultOn.-According to old letters
just found, Moulton had prohibition
in year 1859, even before Kansas
went dry.
Fort Deposit.-Big shipments of
snap beans are being made daily
from this place.
Lanett.-County high school is
being built here at cost of $4,000.
MOntgomery.-Wit one exception
all members Of directors of Ala
bama Farm Bureau Cotton assocla-
ton are reelected for ensuing year.
INTERCHANGEABLE Stock Show
will be held here October 1919.
Show is being extensively adver-
tised.
Hanceville.-Few days of warm
sunshine greatly improve cotton
crop of this section.
Lisman.-Many Lisman boys and
girls, who attend various state
schools, are at home for vacation.
F'uIton-SeveraI cottages and