Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-08-17
CAROLINA WATCtMAN,
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Pleasant Wise. who has beer
visiting in Ashe County, returned
Saturday evening. Mr., Wise say
they have been having splendid
seasons and will make splendid
crops this year. He says Ashe il
s. great country for the production
of hay and fine stock. The apple
crop will be very short owing t.
the late sold snap and freeze.
The marriage of Miss Esther
May Caubie, daughter o
Mrs. Mary J. Cauble, and Luther
Frank Kluttz, son Of II. A. L
Kiuttz, one of Rowan's substan.
tial farmers, took place at the
Union Church parsonage Sunday
afternoon, Rev l.. B. Sprache1
officiating. These young people
are among Rowan County's best
people and have a large circle OF
friends who wish them much Joy,
and great success III their future
life They will make their home
with Mrs. Cauble, mother of the
bride.
A. 5. Price, who has been visit.
ing his brother-ln-law, Rev. L. B.
Spracher, pastor of Union Church
FIVE miles east of Salisbury ON the
Brlngle's ferry road, returned tc
his home at Newport. Va, this
morning. Rev. and Mrs. Sprach-
er will accompany him aud visit
relatives there, the church having
Just given him a months vaca.
ton.
W. G.. Morgan, who is cDnduc-
ting q general merchandise store
three miles south of Salisbury, Oh
the Gold Hill road, has decided to
close out the business aud will sell
cut his goods by auction.
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At the Republican judicial con.
vanJion held in Lexington last
week, G. L, Holton, of Asheboro,
was uOminated for solicitor and
Z. I, Walser, of Lexington, for
Judge Of this district.
The Ferguson Contracting Co.,
one of the firms doing contract
WORK on the Southbound, has
filed proceedings in bankruptcy,
owing to the death of the head of
the firm Sslis' ury firms hold
about So. 00O in accounts on which
they will probably not realize
more than so per cent.
Announcement Of the marriage
of Miss Callie F ard, Of Cleve-
land, to Quincy J. Scott, of Win
ston-Salem, was made at a rose
luncheon given by Mrs. Clarence
Roseboro, at Cleveland, Tuesday
August 9th. The wedding will
take place in November.
P. B. Beard, Chairman Of the
Rowan Board of County Commits
~sloners, who attended the State
Meeting of county commissioners
i'll Charlotte last week, was made
vice president of tho eighth dis
trlct. The association will meet
III Asheville next year.
The Mil! Bridge Camp. Wood
men Of the World, held a picnic
and rally Friday in which at least
200 people participated. Georg'
+. Houck was master Ct ceremo-
MES. To say the Mill Bridge
Woodmen entertained their visi-
tors we'll is but %reiterating their
proverbial hospitality.
R. L. Brandon, who has beer
III the tailoring business here fol
several years, has opsned q shop
III the room over thu First Ma
tlOnal Bank. Mr.. Brandon is 6
splendid tailor and here is hop
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