Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-08

Methodist revival here.
acknowledgements w. w.
Brandon and about 200 citizens take
part in deer hunt near here, in
which ten fine bucks are killed.
CARBON HILL.-Whilc soldering
holes in gasoline tank Day Homer
Hill is seriously injured by explo-
sion.
EUTAW.--Mass meeting here in
dorses construction of state high
way from Eutaw to Sumter county
line and on to Gainesville.
ATMORE.-Hugh Ramsey, Sic
cessful dairy farmer, and Victor
| Thornton, Of New Mexico, will build
large creamery here.
NORTHUMBERLAND market
department shows 1886 cars of Ala
bama grown Irish potatoes were
shipped to market in 1923, as against
307 cars in 1920.
MOBILE.-British steamer San
Gil is being repaired at local ship
building plant at cost of 100000.
Observation-Disclosures" Joseph Rob
ertson, 81, Confederate veteran and
Decatur's oldest man, says he was so
years learning that whisky is not
good for man to drink.
FLOMATON.-Last span of $780,.
600 bridge over Escambia river, con.
Meeting Flomaton and Century, Fla,
with Jay, Fla. is being built.
GADSDEN.-Pilg knights of
Oriental Spfendor, I. o. o. F. branch,
announce hereafter all members who
become intoxicated will be expelled.
HARTSELLE.-Pl are being
considered looking to draining 10000
acres swamp lands in Morgan coun-
ty.
Observation-Disclosures paper
mill interests are considering build
ing 100000 paper mill here. There
is abundance OF pulp wood in section.
ALABAMA CITY.-Alabama City,
Gadsden and Alfalfa, located within
few miles of each other, are consid-
ering passing ordinances putting jit-
neys out of business.
ATTALLA.-Man thought to be
Charley Gibbs, wanted here for MUIR
der Of Police Chief Pink Jenkins,
twenty years ago, is under arrest at
! Asheville, n. c.
SAND VALLEY.-William C.
Jones, SO, well-known Confederate
veteran, dies of old age.
ALDRICH.-New $4,000 public
school building is nearing pletior.
SELMA.-Mrs. NJ. C. Ivey, bride
| of ten months, dies at family resi-
dence here.
PHIL CAMPBELL.-John and Joe
Baker, of Dunn, Tenn, are seriously
cut and bruised near here when auto
goes into ditch.
TUSCALOOSA. = superintendent
w. D. Partlow is arranging to give
inmates Of Brice Insane hospital
| real Christmas tree.
JASPER.-E. H. Vaughn erects
big saw mill on Policy creek, in
heart of timber section.
WALNUT HILL.--Farmers and
truck growers of this section have
fine displays Of their products al In.
terstate fair at Pensacola, Fla.
GEORGIANA.-Farmers of this
section are setting out many straw
berries. w. F. Brunson is planting
five acres.
MADISON CROSS ROADS.-Cum-
mangs McKance, well-known school
teacher, of Madison county, dies at
Florence on eve Of wedding, as re-
| suit of auto accident
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c.
Orr, well.known farmer. dies at
! home near here.
GADSDEN.-Earl Abortion and
Albert Alvarado, charged with $780,
900 insurance swindle, III which ALL
britton's father is central figure. will
not be tried until spring term of
| court.
BIRMINGHAM.-General educa-
tional board of New York sets aside
| $150,000 as endowment fund for Biz
mingham'Southern college.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT is
1aisng community chest with goal
Of $450,000.
| MARION.-Borers in peach trees
| here are being fought with para
acknowledgements, under directions OF
Prof. j. P. Robinson, teacher OF
Perry County Vocational Agricul.
tural school.
| SELMA.-Edmund w. Pettus pre-
seEts TO state law library at Mont
gomery copy Of LOFTS Reports,
rinted in Dublin, Ireland, August
1, 1875. This book was formerly
owned by William r. King, of Sell
ma, who was elected vice president
of United States in 1856, but died
before taking office.
I FAYETTE. - Several hundred
acres Of fine farming lands are re-
claimed in Fayette county by large
bitches.
AUBURN.-Dr. w. A. Gardner
head of botany department Alabama
| experiment station, discovers new
method of coloring satsuma oranges
| and other citrus fruit by use of
acetylene or ethylene.
TUSKEG EE.-Garage and store
room of H. G. Taylor is destroyed by
fire of unknown origin.
HARTSELLE.-Catston N. Nc
Daniel, one of best known negro
educators and leaders of his race
in north Alabama. is dead.
AUBURN.-Hansey Vickery. Mari
on county boy. represented Alabama
Farm club boys at National Club
and Girls conference. in Chicago,
winning first rank in state. His
expenses are paid by Illinois Central
railroad
/ MOBILE.-Thomas W. Cleveland
indicted for killing Stephen Loosing
merchant at West Fowl River,
claims killing was accidental.
BIRMINGHAM. Birmingham
iron pipe makers ship see tons of
pipe 70 Honolulu.