Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-12-25
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Local News Items

District Supt. ", r. Bean, of
the l 0 0. F., organized a lodge
Of Odd Fellows at Smith Grove,
Duvie county, Saturday evening
las5. The degree work was done
by the Cool3emee team. The new
lodge has a membership of 40.
The Moyle Brothers here,
Messrs. John and Jams, received a
message from South Dakota Fri
DAY announcing the death of their
brother. Matthew Moyle, at West
Point, S. D. His death was due
to paralysis, from which he had
been q sufferer for a year. He
was 81 years old and a family
survive him.
An assignment CT the millinery
business of Misses Crowson &
Hutchinson was made before
Squire ". B. Smoot last Friday
morning. The liabilities are in
advance Of the inventory and will
not exceed the assets
G. c. Ramsay. brother of Post
master Ramsay, Is in the city for
a visit of q month or more. His
many friends will be glad to know
that he is looking we'll and has
been quite successful in his adopt
ed home.
Dr.. J. NJ. Neal. Of Lynvllle,
Tenn, will move here about JAN
uary 1st and practice dentistry in
Salisbury. DR.. Neal is the SON.
ln-Iaw Of J. NJ. Proctor, of Sails
bury, and is a graduate Of the
university Of Tennessee. He has
had 10 years experience with his
experience with his profession
and comes to Salisbury with the
most 1attering testimonials as for
personal work and ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen D. Thomp-
son, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, are in
the city visiting Mr., Thompson's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Thompson.
MI. Thompson Was married in
Cincinnati about one month ago.
The wedding Of Miss Josephine
Branche Craige ana DR. Clarence
Kluttz, at St, Lakes Episcopal
church last Wednesday evening.
was one Of the nest brilliant func-
tions which has taken place in
Salisbury for soma time, The
ceremony was most beautiful; the
capacity Of the charoh was insult
fcient for all those who wished to
be present at the ceremony, many
of whom came from a distance;
AMI the gifts were very numerous
and of considerable value. After
the ceremony the couple left for
an extended tour.
Esquire D. NJ Miller has q fine
water melon in his show window
that some folks Will most likely
devour today.
D. 8. Phillips, son of Paul
Phillips, II of Rowan's most
energetic and successful farmers,
who IS studying medicine in the
University Of Michigan, is at
home to spend the holidays with
his parents and friends, NJ.
Phillips is a bright young man
and has a splendid future before
him.
U. M. Plesg, one Of the sub
stantial farmers Of Rowan in the
Lentz postoffice neighhorhood,
has moved to Kannapolis, Cabar-
rus Co., Where Mrs. Pless and
daughter will conduct a boarding ,
house. A. W. Pless, son of U.
M. Pless will conduct the farm in
Rowan. Mr., Pless's many friends
here regret to lose him but hope
that he will merit with much sue
cess in his new home.
Monday a fine turkey was re-
ceived at this office directed to
the editor and conveying the fur
Their information that it was from
a friend. We believe wecan name
our friend, but as his modesty
caused him to withhold his name,
we can do no more than state our
high apprecia.ion both as to the
gift and more particularly Of the
spirit in which it was given.
Good friend may your cup Of joy
be ever full.