Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-07-13
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Rev w. 0 Davis, of Green's
baro, will succeed Rev. J. B.
Craven as pastor of the Main
STREET Meth dist church.
The board # county commissi-
RS have decided to open f. +
..tlvation at the county farm,
eight acres If land on the place.
The work of cleaning the land
Will be urd-r the supervision Of
Superintendent Carter.
T. r. Garner has resigned his
positi ~ at Whitney, with the
Southern Railway Company and
will shortly move back to this
city. Mr.. Garner will be connect
ed with the Wachovia Bank, tax
ing the place of Philip Peacock,
who recently resigned. The many
cd friends of Mr. Garner will well
come him.
The Pension board of the county
which met last week Iassed
upon a number of applications for
pensions Thirteen old veserans
and fourteen widows were recon-
mended to the State board for
pensions.
Miss Bessie Carson and CHARLES
Il. Tavl u, were married Wednes-
day evening, at the home of the
bride, on Council street, Rev. M,
Nj K:nard officiating.
In the case Of John Freeman,
who was found guilty of retailing,
in the Rowan c,urt, was tlued
S25l. 1t will be remembered that
this mat was charged with oparat-
ing in East s. eucpr. Learning
that officers wore alter HIM, he left
for Charlotte Sheriff Mckenzie
gpt on his trail and soon had him
back in Salisbury.
Miss Ada Goodman, of Mt.
Ula, and viii Arey, of this city,
were married last Wednesday
morning at the home of the BRIDE,
near Mt. Ola, Rev. W. S. Will
helm officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arey are spending a few days at
Lake Toxaway and Ashevllle.
Both are popular young people and
their friends wish them much hap
piness.
DR.. M. L. Smoot has arranged to
locate in Salisbury for the prac-
tise of his profession. He has Sc
cured offices over the Smith Drug
Company.
News was received here last
Thursday, of the death at Ram
saur of Mrs. Cynthia Blair, the
deceased was the mother Of Mrs.
R. l.. Mahaley.
H M Efrd of Charlotte died
in this city last Friday afternoon
at the Whithead-Stokes sanatorl-
UNI. The remains we're taken to
Norwood Saturday morning, they
were taken from there to the for
mel home of the deceased, in All
0 County, where tho funeral was
held Sunday afternoon. The de-
ceased was a we'll known and hi. b.
ly successful business man.
A quantity of shucks, belonging
to the estate of the late P W.
Brown, were sold at auction yes
terday by the executor Of the es-
tate, W. F. Snider.
Next Thursday night, NJ V.
Richards Land and industrial
Agent of the Southern Railway
Company, will address the people
of Salisbury at opera house. Mr..
Richards is an interesting talker
and is about the best posted man
in the country Oh matters per-
tanning agriculture, business and
manufacturing conditions in the
South.
The Searchlight Tent meetings
have opened at Cleveland. N. G.
The prophecies are being expound'
ed and obscure scriptures made
plain according tho seventh. day
Adventists. Those living at OF
neal Cleveland may be greatly in
terested by attending III sse meet
ings. Service every night in the
week except Monday nights.
Service also on Sunday. A G.
Holmes and R. T. Nash are the
evangelists IN cLarg.. Seats are
free and all made welcome.