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

winter Quarters, and have accom-
modated themselves quietly +:
them. The study of the ANIMAL
Is quite interesting to those no
familiar with them, and this {
ine opportunity to see then
whom they will not be interrupted
by a crowd, as at a performances
The inspection of them. can be
had without cost,
Miss Emily Barnhardt, a train.
ed nurse and a graduate of the
Whltehead-Stokes s%anatorium,
died about 9 O'Clock Saturda,
morning, of typhoid fever. She
contracted the disease from a pa.
tlent. She was about 81 years Of
age and a lovable character. The
funeral was at Rocky River
Springs church aud the interment
was in the cemetery of that
church.
The charter members of the
Spero Club, at Spencer, we're r
rested Tuesday afternoon by
Sheriff Mckenzie, charged with
retailing. While the club has
been in business only a short
time. 1t has caused much COM
plant from the railroad people.
They gave bond for their appear.
ance at Rowan Court Tuesday
morning. Then the case will be
tried. Recently some half dozen
clubs IN Charlotte have been tried
for the same offence. These
cases ale now on the docket of the
Supreme Court of the State for
final decision, and these decisions
will establish a precedent for 9th.
or cases in the state, aud may in
fluence the decision in the Spen-
Ger case. The Charlotte cases have
just been decided favorably to the
clubs.
Corporation Ccmmissloner, H.
G. Brown, of Raleigh, while on
his way t. Albemarle to visit his
brother, took occasion to look our
passenger station over. and ex-
pressed his admiration of it's neat
ness and order. This is due to
Watt, the station master.
who looks we'll to every detail,
insists on everything being in the
best of order and everything be-
ing done on time. He is the
rIght man in the right place.
D. L. Gaskill will 60 to More
head city to spend the Christmas
He will BE- the guest
Of the Hirbor Island Club House,
On Ha1bor Island, He will have
some good duck huating with
N members of the club.
Mrs. DerTlll, who played in the
Vaudeville at the Grand about
two months ago, died in a hospit-
al in Philadelphia last Saturday
morning. She was a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Woodward of
Greensboro. Mrs. Woodward is
daughter of the late Capt.
Fletcher Pace, of Salisbury. He
was reared here and his mother
was we'll known here, che is now
very advanced in age, and blind,
and is living with her grand
daughter. Mrs. Woodward, III
Greensboro.
Sheriff Mckenzie can,e il FRI
day night from Blusfield, with
Ed. Davis, the negro VIII MUIR
dered Conductor A. W. Wjggins.
He is now i'll Jail awaiting trial.
was arrested in BlnGfeld at
the instance off, G. Joyner, who
was on the street car hare whom
the murder was committed. Davis
was employed by Mr.. Joyner and
he recognized him on sight. Mr..
Joyner sent a description Of she
man to sheriff Mckenzie which
it evident that he was the
murderer.
When the doors ofthe Episcopal
Bazaar was closed Saturday night
the ladies were much elated over
the fact that they had cleared
$3.50. This is quite encouraging
and was deserved, as the articles
sold and the refreshments were
worth the money.
The Royal Arcanum held a
NJ Meeting Monday night. The an
nual election of officers of Sails