Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-09-18
THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN
SHORT

R W. Norman has purchased
the home of Mrs. J. W. Mauney
on South Fulton Street.
A. J. Henry has purchased a
thirty-nine acre farm on the old
M~ocksville Road.
DIR. and Mrs. J. D. Carlton have
purchased the lot corner of Horah
aud Ellis Streets.
c. c. Cauble, who has a posi-
ton 40 second engineer on Clyde
Steamship Line with a run be-
tween New York and Jacksonville
Fla , is on q visit to his parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cauble.
H. H. Henderson, has been
elected night secretary of the
Spencer Y. NJ. G. A. Mr.. Hen
derson succeeds G. L.. Michael re.
signed.
Dr.. R. NJ. Eames, we'll known
by sill Salisbury, celebrated his
81 anniversary Sunday at the res.
fdence of his daughter.in.law,
Mrs. Richard Esmss. Dr.. Eames
is q splendid citizen, q successful
business man and is highly es-
tsemed by large circle of friends.
May he live as long as he may
wish.
Miss Maggie, daughter of l.. R..
Lingle, who has a position in the
supply Office at Spencer, is now
enjoying q short vacation, part of
which she will spend i'll Washing
ton, D. c., aud part with, her
brother, Rev. 6. II. L. Lingle, in
Cabarrus County.
The members of Gordon Lodge,
l. 0. O. F., who won the hand
some piano in the recent Progress
sive Merchants Contest, have
shipped the instrument, as an
nounced, to the Odd Fellows Or
phsnage at Goldsboro. This is a
very creditable thing to do and q
very worthy institution is the
beneficiary.
Senator Overmsn will speak at
Mocksville on political matters
Saturday, September 28th.
John 81. Sparks advertising car
passed through Salisbury en- route
for Mocksville to bill that town
for q show at an early date.
T. F. Young has accepted a pc.
sition With Geo. q. Shaver and
would be glad to have his friends
patronize him there.
The citizens of East Spencer, in
the event the free delivery, which
was discontinued Saturday, can
not be restored have made appli-
cation for the establishments of
q fourth-class postofhce there.
There are three applicants for the
job. to wit: w. T. Hartley, J. c.
Roach, and Mr.. Coggins.
Clyde Jenkins, night clerk at
the Ford Hotel, who Is kept at
his bone in Gold Hill with ty.
phoid fever, is on the mend and, if
no setback takes place, he will
soon be restored to health.
The Dixie Concert Band and a
number of invited guests enjoyed
Dutch supper in their band
room in the Hartman building on
Chestnut Hill Friday night. E.
H. Hooper was toastmaster and
prepared the feast This is a
splendid band and deserves all the
compliments paid it. There Was
plenty of music and speech max
ing. H. E. Russell is president
and f. B. Moore, secretary and
treasurer. o. G. Lassiter is di-
rector and Earl Lassiter, his son,
assistant.
Our friend A. L. Lingle gave us
a pleasant call Saturday. Alb has
been looking up the orations of
Julius Ceaser and Demostheness
and if he finds anything among
them suitable for the present CAM
paign will probably reclte them
on a stump somewhere soon. All
Is for Judge Clark for Senator and
naturally wants everybody else to
be.
Owing to some disagreements in
family affairs Albert Cauble
and W. B. Hsrtly, ex.supsrintend-
ant of the chain gang, had a fight