Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-26
SOUTH CAROLINA

/ w E,SI MlNSTER.- Henry Carroll,
35, and James Mcdonald, 70, engage
in cutting scrape on Main street, fol-
lowing words about McDonaFds pub
lie warning against employment of
son of Carroll. Carroll is seriously
cut, with long cash in abdomen, and
Mcdonald is held in jail.
GREENVILLE-Ern Gosnen,
20, and Dave Gosnell, 1S, brothers,
are held in county Jail here, charged
with burning barn of Web Morgan,
near CLASSY Mountain, in upper part
of county.
GREENVILLE.-St chapter Of
American Society of Architects holds
annual convention here, with H. H.
Martin in charge. of local entertain
ment plans.
ABBEVILLE.-Joh r. Langford
is given preliminary hearing before
magistrate and bound over to circuit
court on charge of bigamy. He is
alleged to have two wives living in
Greenwood. Warrant is sworn out
by father of second wife.
PELzER.-Rev. J. s. Edwards,
pastor of Methodist church here, is
given leave of absence for summer,
to study in Edinburgh, Scotland.
ROCK HILL.-Winthrop colleges
entire plant is to be completely over
hauled before opening of school in
September, work to begin August 1,
it is announced by w. r. ClaWson,
superintendent of grounds.
SPARTANBURG-M G. C. Wof-
ford and baby are in hospital suffer
ing from injuries received when an
other car struck that in which she
and husband and baby were riding,
and breaking it in half. Other driY-
er's name could not be learned.
Observation-Disclosures Edge,
80, of San Francisco, and Matt
Winowski, p, no address, are placed
in jail here on charge of unlawful
train riding.
ROCK HILL.-E. NJ. Cooper SUI
perintendent Of large farms operated
by Winthrop college, resigns posi-
ton to take institutional work else
where.
COLUMBIA.-W S. Barstow,
New York bankers, whose interests
ties here, accepts invitation to be
guest of chamber of commerce at
big community dinner.
COLUMBIA.-Mrs. Jerome V. Will
son, wife of prominent business man
and member of leading family, dies
here.
COLUMBIA. V. Breazeale,
commander of local post of Saliva
ton Army is transferred to Char
lotte, N. c., office of organization,
and is succeeded here by Adjutant
George Story, of Anderson.
COLUMBIA.-South Carolina Cot
ton Growers Cooperative associa-
ton sells to prominent firm of buy
ers $4,000 bales, averaging rs cents
pound and bringing $1,S75,000.
CHARLESTON.-H Sanders is
crushed by motor tractor and dies
before being eXtricated.
COLUMBIA.-State canal commits
sion meets in Columbia to consider
development of 500 horse power in
Columbia canal, for furnishing cleo
tricity for state offices and institu
tons in capital city.
KINGSTREE.- State highway of.
ficials of two Carolinas and large
gathering of people attend formal
ceremonies attendant upon opening
of Santce bridge. connecting Will
liamsburg and Berkeley counties
largest bridge in south. c. O.
Hearon, of Spartanburg. is chief
speaker.
ST. MATTHEWS.-P Webb Bull
Jr., "a, prominent and popular citi-
zen, dies after illness of two years.
GREEN E. Marshall
for over three years assistant dis
trict attorney. for Western district
of South Carolina, is appointed spe-
cial attorney in office Of solicitor of
bureau of internal revenue at Wash
ington, and goes to assume duties
August l.
AIKEN Frederic S. Wilcox
: for % years resident of Aiken, and
owner of WlcoXs Inn. fashionable
winter tourist hotel. dies at home
here after sudden illness. He was
native of England.
COLUMBIA - National Guard
units return from annual encamp-
!, ment at Camp Johnston, Jackson
vile, Fla. after two weeks of train
ing, headed by Adjutant General
Robert E. Craie..
COLUMBIA-A B. Minis, of
) Sumter is elected sales manager of
South Carolina Cotton Growers Co
operative association succeeding Ar
thur Mazyck, resigned.
COLUMBIA.-Theo A. Bell, of Co
) lumbia, loses suit for $4,000. against
Clinton Oil mill, subsidiary of Amer
lean Agricultural Chemical company.
in which he alleged SANDER. SUI
preme court affirms lower court
verdict.
CAMDEN.-Manning Hutson and
Richard Goodwin, Colored, arrested
by State Detective Rogers recently
for murder two years ago of Wilcox
Knox, also colored. are found "not
guilty. in circuit court here.
LITTLE MOUNTAIN. - Annual
picnic of graduates and former stu
dents of NeWberry college. at New
berry, and Summerland college. at
Leesville both Lutheran institutions.
will be held August l. according to
announcement This is big affair
every year.
CAMDEN.-Mrs. Anna Calhoun
Ancrum, head of prominent family.
niece OF John c. Calhoun dies here
at age Of IS.
DILLON.-"Slim" Sanders. known
as "tallest 17-year-old boy in Ameri.
ca exhibited at Coney Island, \.
Y. is on visit to parents here. His
brother, known as Fatty" is iarg-
est boy in Dillon.
OLAR.-John I. Worthy. Of Alex
ander City, Ala. dies suddenly while
on fishing trip near here.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. Ogles
by sues Spartanburg county for SIS
GOO, because of sons death, caused
when auto plunged off approach tc