Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-08
SOUTH CAROLINA

bacCo manufacturers, will be SOLD al
public auction by receiver March 30
SOUTH CAROLINA
CLEMSON COLLEGE.-Pro j
p. LeMaster, of Clemson college,
president South Carolina Guernsey
Breeders association, calls meeting
Of organization for March 5, in Co
lumbia.
CHARLESTON.-Bank clearances
here for February exceed those of
February of last year by more than
million dollars.
LAURENS. - Pickney Simmons,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Simmons
of Laurens, dies of blood poisoning
at Gainesville, Fla, where he was
graduate student,
AIKEN. -Congressman James F.
Brynes returns from Washington
and plans to go to Columbia this
week to look over prospects for cam
paign for senate against Senator N
3. Dial
BENNETTSVILLE. - John J.
Hood, prominent planter of Browns
vile section Of Barlboro county, dies
YORK.-Thousand gallons Of beer
IA gallons of corn whisky with a wal
lop that would floor Jack Dempsey
siXty-gallon still and one moon.
sinner, Ben Bolin, are fruits of raid
In New Zion section of county.
KINGSTREE. Norman F'riar, 10
is taken to penitentiary to serve Is.
months term for house breaking and
larceny.
COLUMBIA.-Santee River bridge
one of largest bridge jobs ever com
pleted in state, is taken over by
state highway department, which es
Inmates cost at $S49,922. Bridge
with approaches, is four and hall
miles, bridge proper being $50 feet
long.
SPARTANBURG- Governor Nc.
Leod pays high tribute to nursing
prossion at laying of cornerstone OF
new nurses home here.
COLUMBTA.--Mrs. Mary f. La
Rocca, supreme guardian of Forest
WoOdmen circle, addresses w. O
w. gathering here and expresses
herself as favorably impressed with
Columbia's offer of site for Wood
mems home for children and AGED
women, to be established by the or
der.
COLUMBIA.-South Cardinals ed
ucational problem not as great as
that of some other states. saws T
ID. Fulp state high school inspector
returned with others from conven
t!on in Chicago of National Educa
ton association.
COLUMBIA. - Douglas Mckay
fire. ~
UNIONS. 2. Boney, of Colum
ola, Well-knoWn railway engineer
dies suddenly in hotel room here.
SPARTANBURG.-A. c. Black
father of E. o., John E. and F. G
Black, and prominent business mar
Oh Columbia, is buried here.
COLUMBIA. = Captain P 7
OBrlen, commander of Camp Jack
SON. is killed when automobile ir
which he and several others are rid
ing leaves roadway. His BODY i,
taken TO Arlington cemetery fol
burial A0'
,COLUMBIA.-State Retail Mer
chants association meets in Colun
pa TO voice opposition to sales ia,
proposed by legislature.
1 COLUMBIA-Stat SINKING f,nl
commission secured options on twt
sues near capitol for proposed new
state office building, which will he
SIX or eight stories high, to cost
not exceeding $500,000
A 7 X I'm
highway near here turned over anC
with blood streaked on the FROM
seat. Officers have been unable r.
determine owner.
ABBEVILLE. - Walter r. vii
SON of Lebanon community. dies r.
hospital in Detroit. his body beins
Drought back here for burial.
WOODRUFF. - B. F. Langford
who recently returned here from
Columbia, where he had been unde,
treatment for long time, dies.
YORK. = Major W. B. York con
Criputes $1,000 for school library
$4,000.
PICKENS.-While attending finn
eral of son, Pink E. Edens, Doc
Edens, prominent grain planter O.
OoIenoy alley, suffers loss by fire
OF his barn, three mules, buggy
harness, farming implements, cror
OF fodder and four goats.
TRAVELLERS REST.-Mrs. susar
Bates, SO, dies at home of son, Fra nl
Bates.
GAFFNEY. - Town Of Gaffne,
votes March for mayor and alder
men.
ROCK HILL.-Dr. W. G. Stevens
former mayor, invites large number
OF friends in to celebrate his birth
day, for he doesn't have such often
He was born on February 20.
ANDERSON-Mrs. J. J. Moon dies
quietly while in auto on way to Bel
ton to visit friends
DILLON. - John Turbeville.. II
and Ishmael Long, y, suffer gur
shot wounds at hands of Fred Her
ring, y, who says the gun discharg
ed accidentally
| ANDERSON.-A. NJ. Erwin, 70
since 1864 a leading merchant of
Antreville, dies at hospital here OF
paralysis of throat
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES court
for Easter ndistrict announces new
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