Western Meats
Western Meats
CITV POSTPONES
WORK ON SCHOOLS
Huntsville Will Wait Until
$150,000 Bond Iasne
Is Sold
(mNlllEI TALLET BUREAU)
HUNTSVILLE, All., Jan. 25.—
(Special.)—The city board of educa
tion baa decided to hold off from the
purchase of iitea for new school build
ing* or having architect plana prepared
for schools until the new bond iasne of
X] 50,000, which is to provide money
for the improvement if aold. Tbs board
announced that it must be known ex
actly how much money la to be avail
able before any contracts are made.
Mrs. George W. Bole*
Mrs. Georg* W. Boles, wife of a
well known farmer of Bevell school dis
trict, died yesterday of pneumonia
with which she had been ill about
about 10 days. She was 55 year* of
age and it is believed that the shock
occasioned by th* death of a daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Swasay. earlier in the
week, hastened her death. Her hus
band and several children survive her.
Harry 8. Ennis
Harry S. Ennis, 21. prominent young
farmer of Madison, died Thursday. Hia
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Ennis,
six brothers and four sisters survive
him.
Planing Min Has Fire
Fire at the plaining mill of tha S.
W. Webster Lumbar company last
right did damage to the amount of
about $8,000. Tha loss is partially
covered by insurance. Prompt action
on the part of tha fire department pre
vented the destruction of a large quan
ity of lumber.
To Erect Offices
Directors of the' Farm Loan associa
tion will meet Friday to finish their
election of officers and will aelect from
among several applicants a secretary
and treasurer. Harris Layman was
elected president at the first meeting.
