Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-02-08
THE CAROLINA WATCnMAN,
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" oAA Tx Will 1VSlO
to know that the Whitney office
will be located at Whitney in tht
future. 1t is said they will re
commence work in May With G
W. Smith in charge. Since the
main Offices are to DO at Whitney
1T is supposed that the distribute
ing point of the electric power
will also be there.
The wedding announcement OF
Miss Annie Laura Fordham tc
Norman flaming Steppe is out
They will be married at the
Methodist Episcopal church at
Spencer on the evening of the
sixteenth of February.
See "Trustee's Sal of Land"
P. 7. Lehman, trustee, and W.
V. Hartman, attorney, Winston.
Salem, N c., in this paper.
The Rowan Chemical Co., a
home enterprise. has an ADVERTISE
ment in this paper to which your
attention is called.
Whit L. Wilhelm Admr., of J..
G. Wilhelm, has a notice in this
weeks WATcHMAN to A. G, Will
helm ct al. J. l.. Rendleman,
attorney.
D M. Miller was taken i'll sud
denly Saturday about 7 O'Clock,
and recognizing his condition
sat down GA Fulton Street where
he was found by friends, a physi-
clan was sent for and he was TAX
en- home. He was very ill for
several hours. Before his illness
he was run into by a buggy driv
on by George Rufty, of Majolica,
and considerably bruised, he
went to Kluttz's drugstore where
his Injuries were dressed. 1t is
supposed.the excitement caused
heart failure. He is much better
now and is about his business as
usual.
Pink A. Stevenson, a we'll
known colored man, who was
stricken with paralysis some time
ago, died at his home on West
Monroe street, early Saturday
morning. The funeral was from
the Soldiers, Memorial church
Monday afternoon. A large
crowd was il attendance. Steven
s)n was q prominent man CT his
race and will be greatly missed.
On Friday night the Poultry
and Pet Stock Association met in
the Office of Clement & Clement,
on lawyers row, and was psrma-
nently organized. The following
officers were elected: President,
Hayden Clement; vice president,
Robert L. Gill, Spencer; E. D..
Mccall, secretary and treasurer;
Claude F. Deal, Lands, assistant
secretary and treasurer. Twenty
eight became members, quite a
mum Der signiied their intention
of joining and perhaps by spring
the membership will increase to a
hundred OF more.
Contractor Lazenby states that
the building of the Geiser ware
house on Lee Street will be ready
to turn over to the company by
the first of April. It will be
remembered thatthis company are
manufactures of and dealers in
machinery of various kinds.
The Sparks circus, which is
%wintering at the fair grounds near
the city, are preparing to move on
the road again, probably by the
first of April. They are repair
ing and repainting their hand
some wagons preparatory to this
move.
Hubert W. Leonard was opera
ted on for appendicitis at the
Whitehead. Stokes sanatorium
Sunday morning. He is report
ed as doing we'll.
J. Lawson Brown, of Spencer,
age about %, died after q lineer-
ing illness of Tuberculosis early
Monday morning. He was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Brown,
Mr.. Brown having died some
years ago. He is survived by his
mother and one sister He was
a member of tho Methodlst
church at Spencer, from which
the funeral services were held and