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

big game preserve in Winston,
Lawrence and Franklin counties,
meets with approval Of federal for
estry service.
TrOy.-Joe Frank Walters and
Jake Boyd, native Troy hoYs, are
making good in construction work
at Wilmington, n. c.
HartseIIe.-Dr. H. c. McRae,
health officer, is giving ty-
phoid NEGOTIATIONS here.
Decatur.-Work on Dry creek
drainage project is progressing, and
is inspected by Colonel William d.
Wrightson.
Alexander City.-New steel bridge
is to be built over Elkahatchie
creek, on highway leading to Coosa
county.
Anniston.-C. r. Gordon, editor
Admission Star. is taking ten days
vacation at Florence.
Oneonta.-J. l.. Reece is arrested
here, charged with theft Of automo-
bile belonging to Leon Fuller, at
Manchester.-Man sawmills
are being operated six days every
week and find ready market for
lumber.
Summit.-This place is growing
faster than any town in Walker
county, owing to extensive coal min
ing operations near here.
Tuscaloosa.-C. B. Shoots is con-
Quoting number of schools for
adults in county.
Northumberland revision of
state regulations for railroads will
be planned July 5, when railroad
representatives and public service
commission meet here.
HuntsvilIe.-R. H.-Gillam is elect
ed cashier Huntsville Bank and
Trust company to fill vacancy
caused by resignation-of E. F. Ash
craft.
Geneva.-Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Bow
south Florida.
HuntsviIIe.-Much road work is
planned for July in Madison county,
owing to fact farmers have laid by
crops.
Albany-Historic tavern, built in
1887 at cost of $150,00O, is destroyed
by fire.
MontgOmery.-Owi to volume of
work. members of legislative agri-
cultural committee fail to accept
many invitations to visit various
counties Of state.
ROckfOrd-Annie Huffan, negro
is shot through shoulder and Sc
riously injured by unknown person
while washing for Mrs. John N.
Another shot went wild.
Gadsden.-Offcers find gallon of
whisky in Albert Tidmore's store
and arrest him.
Alexander City.-Citizens will ask
state legislature to extend jurisdic-
ton of division of circuit court here
to include criminal cases.
heffieId.-Sam C. Cooke, mayor;
P. S. Miller, city engineer, and Lind
say Nathan, city attorney, are in
specting street paving at Indian
apolis, Ind, with view of building
like paving here.
Fayette.-Dr. w. H. Mansfield, of
Ensley. is holding revival meeting
at Methodist church here.
Union Springs.-Rev. Robert E.
Bell, of Atlanta, takes charge as
pastor Of Presbyterian church here.
Florence.-Barney M. Powell, son
of Riley M. Powell, of Florence, ar
rives in New York, from extended
trip to Europe and Near East in
navy.
Mont gOmery.-M and women
called to serve on election boards
July 16 will be punished under
state laws for failure to serve.
AndaIusia.-Boy Scouts home here
is nearing completion and will be
one of first in Alabama.
TOwnIey-Corona Coal company
opens mine near here with daily
of 1000 tons.
Jasper.-Johnny Ray. small boy
living near here, is bitten by poison
snake but RECEIVERS.
JacksOn.-John w. Oliver post
Legion is arranging for
Dig Fourth of July celebration.
TrOy.-Pugh Lucas, young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkie Lucas, loses
.hree fingers when hand catches
n corn cutter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rally is
held here with Mrs. M. J. Owens,
of school, leading speaker.
FOx.-John Brown and Newman
Goodman. negroes, are seriously in
iured when big cable breaks at
saWmill.
JacksOn.-Mrs. Carrie Atchison is
elected worthy matron of Eastern
star.
Birmingham T. Rowe, of
succeeds DR.. E. T.
Calf, of Selma, as head of state
BOARD of pharmacy.
JaSper.-Owens and Pleasant Field
school districts vote S-mill school
tax.
Troy. J.. Dickinson is elected
worshipful master of Masonic lodge.
School on Wheels"
from Tuskegee is here teaching ne
groes agriculture and domestic arts.
SeIma.-Miss Lucille Threadgill
and f. c. Duprey are married here,
Mr.. Duprey is newspaperman.
Neutrality-suspicious. are under
way looking to establishment of six
experimental agricultural stations
in Alabama.
Grove HiII.-C. B. Peavy's saw
mill. three miles from here, is de-
stroyed by fire.
Haleyviiic.-M. Jaffe, former pro-
nrietor of New York Store, is ar
rested in Louisville, Ky. and
All Farm PrOil1cte