Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-10-05
THE CAROLINA WATCAMAN,
Q RTLOCALIrEMS

J. K. Dorsett, the genial cashier
of the Bank of Spencer, returned
from Baltimore last week where
he had been to consult a special
ist Oh his physical being, be hav'
ing been Ill for several days. The
specialist informed him that he
was 0. K, so he came home re-
jolcing.
L. l.. Gaskill, left for New
Mexico yesterday. Mrs. Gaskill
and her daughter have been there
for several months and like it &c
we'll that Mr.. Gaskill has decided
80 make his home there. MI.
Gsskill has many friends here
who regret to have him and his
family leave, but wish him much
G in his new home.
H. w. Frund, superintendent
Of the Salisbury-Spencer car line,
and family will leave Salisbury at
an early day. They will go to
Chattanooga, Tenn, whore Mr..
Frund has accepted a desirable
position with @ gas company. Mr..
Frund and family have made
splendid citizens Add nelghbors
aud 1t is W; sh regret their many
friends hore will learn of then
departure.
Rev, J. L. Yearick, of Roc
we'll, vs. Il: the city yesterday.
The Catho,;o Earochial scho' J,
set up in opposition to che pn"4lc
free schools of Salisbury + teach
reasonable doctrines an| J~suit -
cal deceits, was 9 ,dica57l Sunday.
It opened Monday morn ng.
Rev. R. L. Motley, pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, has ten.
dered his resignation which 10 to
take effect December 1st.
A meeting of ths Ministers
Association was held in the First
Baptist Church Monday morning,
the first since spring. Rev. Byron
Clark is president aud Rev. c. M.
Short, secretary.
The business places of the He
brews of the city were closed yes
terday. it being their new year.
Senator Ovefman has rstnrned
from his trip to Mexico.
Willis R. Hotchkiss, Moraviap
Missionary to central Africa. lee
tured in the First Presbyterian
Church last night.
The Doth session of Livingstone
College opens today.
Robert Vogler, an employe in
the Southern shops as Spencer,
was struck on thu head and right
painfully injured yesterday. His
helper accidentally struck him.
Mrs. NJ. J. Earnhardt and her
son J. NJ. Earnhardt, are quite i'll
with typhoid fever at their home
q few miles east of Rockwell.
Paul Earnhardt, who is employed
at the freight depot, has gone
home to be with the sick.
Grand Deputy J. D. Mutt, of
Wilmington, instituted the Spen-
GER Lodge Knights of Pythlas, in
the Pythian Hall, Salisbury, Mon.
day and Tuesday nights. The two
first ranks were given Monday
night and the third rank was Civ.
en- Tuesday night. The new lodge
starts out with a splendid mem
h5rship, both as to quantity and
quality.
R. J. Holmes has begun the
overhauling of his store recently
vacated by the Snider-RaineY Co.
The Potomac Heights Land Co.,
of Washingto city, being managed
by J. M. Maupin, recently of Sal
isbury, had a big land sale yester.
day. Among the attractions ad
yertised was an old time Southern
barbecue, and in order 80 carry
out this part of the program, Johr
and Columbus Sewers, Of this
county, were called upon to man
age the barbecue. These gentle
men know what they are doing
when it comes to q barbecue anc
it is no wonder their fame is tax
ing Oh a national hue. They wi!
be fixing an 'opossum for Bill
Taft next.
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