Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-08-02
SALISBURY NEWS ITEMS.
THINKS Of Interest Sathsrsd for our Coed
Readers.

kOO6r6 Il. JOQnbOD uHD recently
purchased a farm near Hickory
and will move there to make his
home. He will probably leave
here about October |.
q. L. Mowery, employed by R..
L. Shaver in his grocery business,
while driving the delivery wagon
some time ago was struck by =
shifting engine on the crossing
near the ice factory. Mr.. Mowery
escaped with q slight out on the
shoulder.
James Hsilig, engineer on the
Yadkin branch of the Southern,
who was injured in the wreck near
Granite Quarry some time ago
and who has been at the home of
his mother on East Bank Street
since his mishsp, has returned to
biz. home at Norwood.
In order to avoid . water
famine such - would be certain
in case of continued drought, the
board of aldermen has ordered
that pipe be laid connecting the
reservoir with Grants creek two
miles west of the CITY. Unless
there is an early increase of
water at the pumping station the
water from Grants Greek will be
pumped direct to the city rsser-
voir.
Will Rusher, who came from
his home at Hamlet about q
month ago to place his wife under
the care of physician, died at the
home of his brother.in-law J. A.
Barrett, Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Rusher developed typhoid fever
shortly after coming to Salisbury
and his death resulted thsrefrom.
Reid's department store opened
up in it's new place of business on
South Main Street yesterday. The
place presents are attriotive front,
and within there 10 considerable
evidence that sit pays to trade ct
Reid's."
J. r. Frazier, OF Winston
Salem died ct the Whitehead
Stokes Ssnatorlum last Friday
afternoon. He had been brought
to this city for treatment q week
previous to his death. The remains
wers taken to Wlnston-Sslem for
interment.
A party composed of Dr.. Byron
CLARK, John Carroll, Theo. At
we'll, John O. Mason, Dr.. R. E.
Steele of Spencer and others left
Monday for fishing and camp
ing spell at Lake Waooamaw.
The party will spend two weeks at
the lake.
Edgar s. Shuman. who has for
some time been with the Craft
Collett-Davis Lumber Company,
has resigned his position here and
is now travelling salesman for the
Danvills Lumber Manufacturing
Company.
Rev. R. L. Davis, superinten =
deut of the North Carolina Anti
Saloon League, delivered an sd.
dress to men at the court house
Sunday afternoon and preached
at the Methodist Church Sunday
evening. Both addresses were on
the subj ct of law enforcement
and we're largely attended.
The Southern railway has re-
GENTLY issued orders to the effect
that dogs must be kept out of
passenger stations. The order
comes % q result of suit brought
against the road by parents of
a child who was bitten by dog
in the waiting room 1T Statesville.
The friends of J. A. Ayers
will be glad to learn that bis
health is very greatly improved.
He is now able to be up and
about.
Rev. J. G. Rowe, D. D., will
preach at the First Methodist
Church next Saturday morning
st 10 O'Clock and ct II O'Clock
Sunday morning. Dr.. Rowe will
conduct the third quarterly con-
ference next week.
DR.. Archibald Henderson, who
has recently returned from an
extended travel and study in