Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-02-01
THE CAROLINA WATCsMAN,
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A rehearsal was held Monda
night by the 18th Co. @. A. G
Minstrels at the Armory clul
rooms. All the music has al
rived.
Miss Mary K Gordon died O
pellegra at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Gordon, on NortI
Main street, Monday morning
The funeral took place at tn
home Tuesday afternoon and tn,
burial was in the Chestnut Hill
cemetery.
Charles Insenhour, of Concord
has purchased the entire outfit
Of the Bijou. He has been par,
owner heretofore.
Examinations for custodian OIL
the new government building will
be held in the city on February
the 18th, 1911, Persons who ap.
ply should see Local Examiner
Geo G. Fisher.
Burt McNeely, the we'll known
colored barber, is reported a. i'm.
proving.
Prof. A. T. Allen, of the Sal.
isbury Public schools, was made
secretary and treasurer Of the N.
G.. Association of City Public
School Supefluteudents and Prin.
cipals, which met in Raleigh last
week
]. l.. Glover ven the $500
prize nffered by J. C. Kesler at
the SEED corn day proceedings
hers lass Thursday.
The HenkeI-Cralg Live Stock
Company, who do 3 large bus.-
ness here in live stock, have pull
chased of T. A. Coughen ur, the
old Bringle livery stable and lot
on East Iunes Street, between
Lee Street aud the railroad
This company, we understand,
will erect a larg, brick stable and
wareroom there at al early day.
1t is their lnteuti' n merely to
do sales business and handle
vehicles. The Henkel Craige Co.,
has branches at Lenoir, States
Vile and Hickory.
H. L. Lazenby, who has been
making his home i'll Salisbury for
several years. has secured a posi-
ton with the Carolina Construc-
tim Co., of Greensboro, and leaves
to-day for Winston, where he will
superintend the construction
of al opera house.
As only a portion of the city
is rendered a double mail service
by the city carriers efforts are be.
ing made to have another carrier
added.
The F-rd Bremen Lumber
Company have been operating
their large band saw mill for
several months and are cutting up
a lot of timber.
Prof. H. Louis Smith, presi.
dent of Davidson College, was i'll
Salisbury on Lusinass to-day.
Miss Bessie May C'spp AID
Daniel Arthur Curry were mar
ried, at Spencer, Saturday eve
ming at the home of G.. N. Cooper
the lrother-in-law of the trlde.
Rev. J. N Stallings performed
the ceremony.
P. A. Stevenson, colored. who
was stricken with paralysis last
week, is improving. The colored
Pythians and Masons r inter,
esting themselves in his case.
Geo. W. Wright, undertaken,
has heard from a brother of Chss.
A. Frank who was found dead ID
the old National Hotel some three
weeks ago. He Is living in Sioux
City, Iowa. Ho was informed Of
all the particulars incident to the
death and burial of his unfortu-
nate brother.
Mira. L. M. Missnheimer died
Sunday afternoon at her home, on
the corner of Kerr and Shaver
streets, after a weeks illness
with apoplexy. She was formerly
Miss Flort nee Smith of Davidson,
She leaves a husband and two
children, Miss May Misenheimer
and John Misenheimer, of Rich
mond, Va. She was about 46
years of age. The funeral was
held from St. Johns Lutheran
church Tuesday morning, was
conducted by Rev. NJ. NJ K'nard
and the interment was in Chest
nut Hill cemetery.
Mrs. W. G. Robertson died at
her home at Chestnut Hill Sun
day afternoon of heart DISEASE,
The funeral took place from the
home Monday afternoon, Rev. 9
[. Morgan, pastor of Haven Luth,
eran church, officiating. The
burial was in Chestnut Hill Come
terry conducted by the Daughter
of Liberty, she being a member
of that order.
Julius Earnhardt, a splendid
citizen OF Spencer, died quite
suddenly yesterday, at the age OF
about 81 years. MI Earnhard
was suffering from dropsy, had
just moved aud it is thought the
exertion due to this had an inju'