Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-10-11

the jewish race, began Saturday
at sunset and will continue fol
seven days. The festival is q
thanksgiving occasion.
George L. Kluttz died at 2:80
O'Clock at the Whitehead-S Stokes
Sanatorium, Tuesday morning,
where he had been taken for
treatment about ten days ago.
The csuse of his death is thought
to be sorosis of the liver. He
was AZ years OF age. He is sur
vived by five ohilfren. The
funeral took place at Union
Lutheran Church Wednesday at
eleven O'Clock. Mr.. Kluttz was
born and raised in Providence
township. He has lived in
Spencer and Salisbury for .
number of years. He is a son
in-law of P A. Hartman and
leaves besides his children, two
brothers. Ohas. II. Kluttz. of
Rowan, snd AL. K'uttz of
Greensboro, and a sister.
We are indebted to our friend
G. 8. Lingle, who lives on route
No. 6, for a fns large sweet pota-
to. Mr.. Lingle is q splendid
farmer and is one of the coming
81 substantial farmers Of the county.
TIE Glidden tour will arrive In
Salisbury, about noon Thursday,
October 19th, and will stop here
for lunch. There will be about
80 cars in the procession with
from $50 to 300 people who viii
dine at the Empire Hotel. 200
to 250 gallons of gasoline, alot of
lubricatiug oils. and a quantity Of
water will b. needed and is ex-
pc acted to be supplied the party
while here.
II. II. Vapderford vas in Con-
cord yesterday, it is said, for the
purpose ofmaking preparations to
begin the construction Of the ill.,
tersuaban trolly line from that
pace to Kannapolis.
A p~rotracted meeting il in pro-
gross at the South Main street
Methodist church, which begun
last Wednesday night. Rev. W.
NJ. Bailey, of Winston, has ar
rived to assist the pastor, Rev.
e. A. Stamper,
Mira. A. L. Coburn died at lO:-
As O'Clock Monday night at her
home in this city. The news of
her death came as a shock to her
friends for only q few knew that
she was dangerously i'll. She
] was IS years of age. She is sur
vived by six childrsn. four daugh'
ters and two sons, namely, Mrs.
W. W. Kluttz and Mrs. W. D.
Watson, of Salisbury Mrs. P. H.
Brown, of Charlotte; Mrs. B. +.
Watson. 8. O., M. D. Coburn of
Salisbury and 8 L. .Coburn OF
Hendersonville. The f%uneraitook
place Tuesday afternoon at 4:8O
O'Clock.
The work OF wiring the Spen'
Ger telephone lines with the Sal
isbury system will be completed
in a few days. When this is com
pleted there will be no contra
station at Spencer for the system
at Spencer will be connoted witt
the Salisbury system and only ont
central station will be at Sails
burv. New directories have beer
issued by the Bell Company ant
will bs ready for distribution
when the work of uniting the sya
TENS is completed. It will no
be necessary to call Spence
when you wish to speak to some
one there for their number viii
be in the Salisbury directory.
At a meeting of the junior clas'
of SAILS College, Winston Salem
the following Salisbury girls wer'
chosen to fill important class OH
oes: Miss Katherine Burt, as sec
ond vice president; Miss Heller
Sumner, as historian; Miss Eline:
Ramsay, as poet.
Rev. M. L. Ridenhour has &C
oepted q call as pastor of st
P. nj and Bethel Luthern churche
to begin serving the congrega