Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-10-11
THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN.
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John Sapp, of AnsonviIle, who
had his eye badly injured while at
work last week, came to Salisbury
to have it tteatsd by DR.. Brawlsy.
Mr.. Sapp was cutting off q piece
of iron on his logging cart with
a ohisel. when the detached piece
few. striking him in the eye,
breaking his glasses and = piecs
of the tense penetrating the
pupil.
Senator LIE S. Overman. left
Tuesday night for Warrington,
D. G. He will sail Saturday for
Panama. Senator Overman was
accompanied to Washington by
Mrs, Overman and daugher, Miss
K Uterine. Tho Senator il a
member of the inspection COM
mittes, who have been directed
by Congress to inspect the work
and prtgress being made on the
Canal and report to Congr. So.
The committee is composed Of
about fifteen Senators from the
different States. They will sail
ftom New York Saturday.
Contractor D. B Cecil, of
Lexington. has been awarded the
contra, t to build three residences
for the cougrsg .tlon Of the First
Presbyterian church of this City.
The three ':ulld.Egs Are to coat
about $15 600, aad will add much
to the res:dsutiat section of the
west ward.
Miss Grace Lnci'e Mowery and
N A. Crout were united in mar
risgs last week at the home of
the BRIDES parents on Sonth
Long Street. Dr.. NJ. N. Kinard.
pastor of St. job . Lutheran
church performed she ceremony.
The wedding was a quiet affair,
only a few relatives aud clcae
friends being present.
Senator Lee s. Overman is a
member of the congressional com.
mlttee which goes to Panama for
an inspection of the progress be-
ing made on the construction Of
the canal. The committee will
leave at an early date for Pana-
ma.
Ernest W odson, of the First
Natlonal Bank, is having a home
built on West Fisher Street. 1t
is an eight room house and will
have all modern oouveniencss.
Master George Reed, Jr., who
was brought to the Whitehead
Stokes Sanatorium last week suf-
fering with blood poison in his
right foot, had it amputated just
above the ankle, last week. The
boy is doing as wall as could be
expected.
Mrs. A. w. George, wife Of
Prof George, died at the home
of her parents ia Concord Satur-
day. It is stated that the
cause of Mrs. Georges death was
p%ellegra and tuberculosis. She
was at a Greensboro hospital for
treatment for some time, but a.
her condition did not improve she
asked to be taken home and the
request vas granted. She form
erly taught school at Crescent
Academy and was we'll known III
Rowan.
BishopJ J. B Cheshire, Of Raj
sigh, who attended the convoca-
ton of Charlotte here last week
was seized with an acute case OF
indigestion which detained him
here for several days. He wal
the guest of DR.. w. w. .McKenzie'
aud was fortunate in stopping
with a physician.
James W Rideout, oae of thu
Southern Railways valuable
Nachinists at the Spencer shops
has gone to SpaItanburg. s. O.
whore he becomes master mechan
ic of tn. repair shops of tn
Southern, at that place. This i
promotion for Mr.. Rideout.
T. B. Brown, of Spencer, sur.
pr sed his friends by returning
fro an extended tip to Iliinoi
wish a bride. They wers marrle'
at Chattanooga, Tenn, afte
which they went on their hone
moon to several of the largea
n rtharn ~fitiaa. Thew will live q