Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-12-14

SpAoOO wal
9 fortul ate as to find a beautiful
pearl IN SOME oysters which had
been purchased from Mr.. Hope,
OF this city. The pearl is Of con-
siderable value.
W. A. Soil, who is night clerk
at the post office, was cut and
bruised in a runaway late Mon.
day evening. He was driving on
the Mount Pleasant road when his
horse became frightened aud ran,
throwing him from the wagon,
the wheels passing over his head
and chest. While painfully hurt
his condition is not serious, and
he was able to attend to his usual
duties at the post office the same
night.
Mrs. T. M. Rice, of Majolica.
thanks all her friends and neigh.
bors for helping her to build a
new barn she having lost her
barn and contents by fire some
weeks ago.
Mrs. john Murph died at teh
sanaiorlum Monday morning.
She had been sick several weeks
with typhoid fever, at her home
IN Zeb, and was brought to the
s%anatorium last Sunday. but she
relapsed and did not rally. She
was about 25 years of age and
leaves a husband, three small
children and other relatives. The
funeral took place at Bethel
Lutheran church, at Zeb, con.
Quoted by Rev. R. R. Sewers,
and the interment in the GENE
terry of that church.
Dorothy, the ,four.year.old
daughter OF Mrs. Will johnson,
who lives Oh North Main street.
waa badly burned on her arms
and body Monday morning when
her dress caught fire as shs play
ed around a hotstove. Her NJ tn.
er with much presence of mind,
succeeded in putting out tho fire.
aud saving the little girls life.
The child is doing we'll.
Paul Hilbert Lyerly, and Miss
D)vie Beaver wers marrid Sum
day afternoon, at the home of
the bride Leaf Rockwell. R~v.
G. P. Fisher Of Faith performed
the ceremony Mr.. Lyerly is q
son of D, NJ. LyerIy, rural mail
carrier, and is a member Of the
firm of Lyerly and MoCombs at
Graulte Quarry.
DR.. Franklin McElfresh and
Hugh Cork, Of the International
Sunday School Association, will
hold All institute in Charlotte on
December, 18th aud 18Th, The
meeting IS freq to all and it is
desirable shat all Sunday School
workers attend as they will doubt
less gain information that will be
of much help in their work
On Thursday of this week the
ladies of the Presbyterian church
at Spencer will open their Bazaar
in az empty store building in the
Wuchovia Bank row.. A novel
feature will be the extention of
credit to persons known ID tn,
managers. This credit will be OF
great advantage to the purchas-
ers 80 it is known that the checks
are net issued until. this Goth.
The stockholders of the Peoples
National Bank will hold their
annual meeting, III tho directors
room or January the 10Th, 1911.
at 3 p. IN.
Tie friends Of Mrs R. L Mt
ley Will be pleased TO knoS that
SIZE is reported as much better,
aud will soon be aole to leave the
sanatorium. Mr. Motley will re-
main with her until she is able to
travel, when he and family will
90 to their future home.
Mrs. Jacob Lipe, Of Lands,
died Wednesday morning, after
a few day illness, Of paralysis.
She was about 80 years of age.
The funeral takes place today at
Mt. Moriah church, near Lands,
at / o'clock p. m. The funeral
service will be perform ID by Rsv.
D. 1 Ofinan, and tho rem slns
buried in the cemetery of that
church She leaves a husband Is
mourn her death.