Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-06-05
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aud folders advertising Salisbury.
1t contains plain facts about
Sails! ury and gives mary advan-
tsgss e. yed by Salisbury peo-
ple not 30 be had in other cities
of the State. Salisbury is the
logical, mlnufa turing, CONNER
cial, granite aud convention city.
J p. Goodm IL, of tn s city,
has accepted a p. sitlo2 as assis-
tart law agent for the Georgia
Railroad with headquarters at
Augusta I1e left the first of
th 8 week to assume his duties
with this company. Mr.. Good
man solu his Inter ,st III the
r gprs' Clothing Company to F.
Is Miller Mrs. G. cdmsn hae
g ae to Graham, N G, to spend
& ne time with her parents, Rav.
aid Mrs Hocutt, before Joining
her husband.
Roby Thomas has sold his coal
a d ic, business i'll Spencer to
Hlues l. Co., who bought the Sal
ishury ice plant and are now
building a large plant III East
Spencer. Mr. Thomas will prob
ably start business ia Winston
Salem.
DR.. W. W., 4 v, and Travis
Wyatt and their famlle s started
on their return ir y t. Webster
City, I>wa, Saturday They had
remained at tn nr Old rome in
this county since the burial Of
their father, N. G. Wyatt, who
d ed at Des MoiE:s and was
brought to his old home in this
c unity for interment.
Miss Mary Van Poole Of Sails
bury, has been elected to teach
d nestle science in the Pleasant
G ,rden School, Greensboro.
Miss Van Pole is b graduate Of
the State Normal aid Industrial
G llege.
The excursion from Concord to
Winston.Salem, Saturday, was a
grand success The trip was
made without an accident of any
k nd and was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. F NJ Thomas arrived Ill
the city Saturday night from
K,rkville, Md, to join her bus.
band, Dr. Thom.s. osteopath ply
stefan, who has succeeded DR.
Munger i'll Salisbury.
Dr. Geo H Cox, the new Lu'h-
eran pastor of the Spencer and
East Spencer congregations, an
n uuc 8 that the Spencer coLgre-
gasion are 500 to erect a new
church OH South Carolina Avenue.
The 1st Methodist Sunday
school will have a piclic at Chris
tisua church. seven miles from
Salisbury, next Tuesday the 11th,
leaving Salisbury at 9:3O on the
Y.dkia train and returning on
the evening train. The picnic Is
given by the Ba1aca's
Arthur Misenheimer the is
wear old son cf E N Missnheimer,
who lives neal Faith, was danger
Gus Injured Sunday evening.
While rld,ng a broLcho he " 8
thrown aud the animal fractured
his skull by stepping on his
head or by kicking him. He was
brought to the sanatorlum III this
city for treatment.
A team of mules belonging to
P D Linn collided with a street
car on North Main street Sunday
afternoon. The mules were BEN g
driven along lear the car line and
SHED at a goat, turning en- the
track list in time to be struck by
All approaching car. The mules
we're not injured but the wagon
was slightly damaged.
The First Presbyterian church
of Salisbury Su day organized a
new Sunday School, corner Bal z
and Shaver streets, with IS Nom.
b rs. The following officers we're
elected: W NJ Erwil, s~opeElntend-
emit; D W Plyler assistant super
lnteudent; Mr. Wilhelm, secte-
tasy; Mrs Hurley treasurer.
DrJA Caldwell left Saturday
night for R ,chester, N. Y, where
o. thu coming Saturday he will
M;,, Ethol Eloranca Mill