Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-08-17

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Rev. G. P. Fisher, assisted b,
other ministers, will begin a pro
tracted meeting at st. Matthew.
church, near Craven, on Wednes
day OF this week and continue un.
til Sunday. Preaching at. 10 a. m
and 8 p. m. Communion on Sun,
day, Everybody invited.
Louis Outlet. of THE WATCH
MAN force, and Brack Barkley,
spent Sunday IN the country WIS.,
lting. They went out on theil
bicycles. of course.
Chas. M. Miller, a splendid
butcher of this city and a brother
OF Homer R. Miller, died Satur.
day morning from all unknown
cause, he having been in his usual
comparatively good health. Mr..
Miller was S6 years old. He died
at the home of Homer Miller, the
funeral was held Sunday after
noon from the home of his sister.
and Rev. S. B. Turrentine off.
ciated.
The annual reunion at Nazareth
Orphans home, at Crescent. this
county, last Wednesday is said to
have been the largest attended
ever held. About $500. 90 were
raised for the home.
7. F. Styers, manager of a gold
mine in Catawba county, fell down
the stairs of the old National Ho-
tel Wednesday night and broke a
leg. He was taken to the White.
head-Stokes sanitorium for re-
pairs.
Senator Overman will deliver
the principle address before the
State Council of the Jr. O. U. A.
M. which will hold it's annual
session at Wrightsville August 3d.
26. Senator Overman is a mem
Der of Winona Council No. 10
of Salisbury. The State Council
is fortunate in securing such jan
able and attractive speaker.
NJ. G. M. Fisher, of Faith, is
being mentioned as a candidate for
tie Office of sheriff on the Repub-
llcan ticket. Mr.. Fisher is a
splondid citizen and it is doubtful
as to the party's ability to find a
more upright man in its ranks.
J. G. Wilhelm. of Providence
Township, was in the city this
morning.
Miss May Meta Swink, daug b.
ter of Thomas L. Swink, a splen-
did baker of Spencer and john R.
Bost, son of M. J. Bost, of the
Salem church neighborhood, we're
married Wednesday night in East
Spencer. Mr.. Bost is a splendid
young man and is an employee in
the postofice. Miss Swink has
heen IN employee of THE WATCH
MAN Office for eight or ten months
and is a splendid young woman
with many admirable traits of
character. TIE WATcHMAN wish
es them a long life crowded with
many ioya and successes.
Junius Russell, who has been
connected with the Reid Depart
ment store for eight or ten years,
will give up his position and go
Oh the road September Let. Mr..
Russell will travel for Jenkins
Bros. shoe house and his tsrritoy
will be in South Carolina, with
headquarters at Columbia.
The remains of Mrs G. F. Sou
t~herland, of Greesboro, who died
at the Whitehead.Stoke sanitori-
um yesterday morning were ship
ped to AIbemarle in the afternoon
FOR interment. Mrs. S%outherland
was 30 years of age and a daughter
of W. II. Hearne, Of Albemarle.
She had undergone a seriou opera
ton.
Major and Mrs. Mertz are now
occupying their own homestead
adjoining that of Jesse Nails, on
the Wilkesboro road, on the edge
of town.
The Southern Railway is pre-
pairing to operate al excurslon
from Salisbury to Atlantic City,
next Tuesday, August 23rd. The
fare for the round trip will be
only $12 90
The Salisbury military company
Fourth Company Coast Artillery,
has returned from Fort Caswel]
where they have been for t W c
weeks engaged in real army prac-
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