Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-06-05

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bury until June 2Osh when they
WI CO ne here TO iva.
Tho Spencer Methodist church
was the scene last Saturday nigh,
of a heaut full marriage when
Miss Eff Hartman became the
bride of Lee M. Earnhards. The
ceremony was performed by Rev
J. K Pfohl, pastor Of the Home
Moravian church, at Wiuston.
Salem and pastor Of the bride,
assisted by Rev. II. G. Sprinkle,
of Spencer M E church, and was
veiy attractive and beautiful.
The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hartman
and is admire d for her loveable
traits Ct character. The groom
is q Rowan young man, al en-
gineer Oh the western division of
the Southern. An infJrmal re-
ceptlon was given at the home of
the brides parents After which
the couple left for northern cities
on their bridal trip.
M. l.. ia ,kson, who lost his
meat market in the fire last week,
paned bis safe last Friday aud
found all Of his money and papers
safe although somewhat scorched.
Mr.. Jackson's loss was about ST.
500 with 50, 400 insurance.
Will Cclson, col of Albermar!e
was arrested i'll Spencer last
Thursday night by Chief Cruise, of
Spencer, and as he Guild not give
u satisfactory account of himself
he was held as a blind tiger aud
placed in jail.
in Peacock, q former resi-
dent of Salisbury, died at Lake.
land, Fla. last Saturday accord
ing to a telegram received here by
Mayer F. NJ. Thompson. The
burial was in Florida The de-
,eased was the father OF Dr.. Pea
cock, of Thomasville, and Mrs.
Lufsey and others.
Capt. Frank Fesperman, a for
ner Rowan citizen, died at Cot
ton Plant, AK, at II o'clock
Mo-day, according to information
received here Yesterday. Capt.
Fesperman was born in Rowan
| Tut moved to Arkansas after she
Civil war. The deceased was
about Is years old and leaves
many friends in Salisbury and
Rowan county who will be sorry
to learn of his death.
D. J.. V. Peeler, who has been
manager oil the Post Office for
the past several years, will open a
business Of his W soon. j. B.
Doub, who owned the Post J'b
Office. lost heavily III the recent
fire and will retire from the bust.
ness.
w. D Pethsl, Of Spencer, who
was recently elected co lecfor for
the Salisbury and Spencer Mer-
chants Associations has
accepted the position aud IS
sumed charge Saturday
The annual meeting tf the
Salisbury Perpetual B aud l..
Association was held in the Office
Of the secretary. T. B. Marsh, i'll
the Grub theatre building, at 4
O'Clock Friday. The following
officers Here elected: Frank R.
Brown, pras:de:t; I B. MarsE-,
vice president; I B Marsh. Sc =
retary AID treasurer; T. G. Linn,
attorney
s, A. Blackburn, a hagman
on the main line of the Southern.
vas killed yesterday near Linch-
burg, Va He was on the teuder
% the engine when the engine
past under a low overhead-brldg".
He WAS struck, knocked from the
tender and his skull fractured.
Mr.. Blackburn was rushed to a
hospits | but died scon after his
arrival. He lived in East Spencer
and leaves a wife and child to
mourn his death together with
many other relatives and friends
ut his old home near Danvllle,
Va.
An INTEREST," debate took
place at the Y. NJ, G A IN Spen-
cor last, evening between members
If the Spencer Baraca Debating