Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-10-25
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be the Halloween fete to be Civ
en- by the Young Peoples Societ
of St. Johns Lutheran church il
the artillery club room. ;Th
event will take place next Tues
day night, October 81, Halloween
night. There will be an interest
ing program and also q parade
The pubic IS invited.
Maxwell Holshouser, of Ores.
cent, who attended the Potoma,
Synod at Hickory, returned Sat
urdsy evening He reported
splendid meeting of the reformed
synod.
Miss Flossie A. Byrd. of Greens
boro. addressed the Baraca and
Philathea classes of the First
Baptist church Sunday morning
Miss Byrd is STATE secretary OF
the CHARACTERIZATION union.
A. D. Currie, manager of the
Mcpherson Drug Co., will occupy
the old 6nider house on the oor-
nsr of Main and Kerr streets.
The house Is being overhauled
and will be greatly improved and
made IN attracted homo.
w. R. Porter, who purchrssd a
farm near Jerusalem in Davie
county during the past winter
and moved there in the spring,
has sold the property. Mr.. Por.
ter will return to his forme, home
IN Salisbury soon. Mr. Craig
bought the farm.
q. Miller, of the Globe De,
partment store, has decided to
move to Durham, and is packing
his goods preparatory to moving
TO that city.
Messrs. Clement & Clement, as
torneys, went to Concord Mon.
day morning TO attend the Cabar-
ras superior court. They had a
case to be tried in Csbarrus court
this week. Judge Adams is pre-
siding.
An official proclamation has
been made by Grand Chancellor
G. G. Mclean, OF the Knights of
Pythiss, of Greensboro, appoint
ing Friday. November 10th as
Orphans Home night. On this
night . report will be made con
oerning the institution recently
established by the Knights and it
may be the members will BIZ ask
ed for subscriptions or donations.
The two Salisbury lodges,
Nos % and 100, are to hold q
joint meeting on Orphans H me
NIGHT.
Thomas Kesler left for Atlanta
Tuesday morning, where he joins
the navy for a three years servics.
He will DO on board a battleship
at Norfolk.
Dr.. R. T. Vaun, president Of
Meredith College, preached at the
FIRST Baptist church last Sunday
night. He was on bis way home
from Charlotte. Dr.. Vaun was
the gueat of Rev. G. A G.. Tho M
-, while in she city.
The now section of Yale lock
boxes. 112 in the s%e:tion. has ar
rived and contractor J. R Dolby
will put 1t up in the post tHcs as
500 O. he can do go.
In the United States Circuit
Court ct Greer sboro, last week
A II. Price, If Salisbury, was ap'
pointed special master, by Judge
J. e Boyd. in the suit Of New
York Trust Co trustees. vs.. Th
&c msn.Amerlcan Co. The Ger
man-American Co., owns great
c,tton mill a. Drape, in K cking-
ham county. N G. The Neu
Y ,rk Trust Co. has a mortgage
OF the property for $500, 600
Judge Boyd ordered the property
t, be sold ana appointed Jas. F
Jordan, of Greensboro, commits
sioner, and A. II Price, of Sells
bury, special master.
II R Miller and wife and Mr.
Furlough who went to Titus
vile, Fla e, some time ago, have
returned to Salisbury. Mr.
Mlller's health became wors
while in Florida, and the entir'
party returned to Salisbury. NJ,
Miller got enough of Florida an'
sol out and has returned t.
North Carolina to stay.
Stanly Martin left Monda.
morning for Old Fort to stperin'
tsad the putting down of side
va. ks in that t,wl for tia Arm o
g R Martin aid Company o
Salisbury, who Fave secured tn
contract to put down a larg
am,unt Of cement sidewalk
there.
W NJ Ruth, who covers tt
State for the Standard SEWN
M.chiae Company, of Cleve!a"d
Ohio, lef. last Saturday night fo
Cleveland in rosy onse to a tele
gram from the compa y. calm
him to the factory. Mr. Ru'
goes to the factory to learn tn
construction of the sewing ms
chine.
Ivey L. Hoffner and Miss ALI
y we're married Sunday, th
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