Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-01-17
LOCAL NEWS MlIIERs.
Short Items Concerning our People and
Their DoIngs,

COl. hODeF6 q. Ao0f VI W nsAIAk
ton city, nephew sof the lat
General Robert E. Lee, of. tn
Confederate Army, has accepted
an invitation from the Salishur,
Fourth of July Celebration Asso-
oiatlon to make an address her,
on July 4th. This news vii
doubtless bring an immens
crowd to Salisbury on that oc
casion.
B. H. Hamilton has bough'
the interest of R. q. Rsams il
the Hamilton Real Estate Gem
pany and Mr.. Reams has retired
from the company.
The date for the entertain mem
to be given for the benefit Of the
Salisbury library has beer
changed from Friday, Januar,
10, to Friday, January 26 Tbs
committees have been appointed
aud the members are busy pre-
parlng for the entertainments.
There vas call meeting o1
Hickory ard Rosewood camps
Woodmsn Of the World Monday
night in the forest on West InueE
street. Officers were installed by
both camps.
J. B. Swartz, of Philadelphia
field secretary of the Reformed
Church Sunday School Board,
spoke at Faith Reformed church
this city, Sunday morning. Mr.
>Swartz is visiting tie schools in
this section and is . very able
speaker,
Mrs. E. G. Cronk addressed the
First Baptist ladies last Friday
Afternoon on japan Missions
The address was brief but wat
very interesting and instructive
being a heart to hear,
talk. Rev. and Mrs. Cronk were
stationed in Japan for time un-
der the direction of the Lutheran
Synod.
L. y. Russell left Friday morn
Jig to visit his aged mother in
Montgomery county, who has
Teen quite sick for some time.
Mrs. G. G.. VardeIl. of Rec
Sarings, arris ed in She city las,
Friday night to attend the
GIansham-Brown wsd,iing. which
taxes place in tbs srst Presby
te ran church khis e5 ,ags
The Christian Rsid Book Clut
met with Mrs. Richard Henderson
Monday afternoon at 8:3(
O'Clock.
The Neil Bunne]l Concer,
Company appeared at the Y. M
c. A. in Spencer last night anc
PLAYED to a large audience. Al
these who were pre- se1t we're de-
lighted with the concert, it beins
very attractive
The Spencer Retail Merchants
Association met in Spencer las
Wednesday night. The meeting
was largely attended and an un
usual amount of interest wal
shown.
Mayer F. M. Thompson issuet
the following notice Monday
"Owing to the severe weather ant
needy conditions, calls have come
to me for relief in the way O
fuel. breai, etc.. In order t.
give relief I respectfully requss
all citizens, who can, to respont
to the distress call by sending do
natl ns to Mrs. }. S. McCubbins
chairman of the Relief Committee
who will see that same is p-operl,
distributed. IF. NJ Thompson
mayor.
DR.. ). A. Caldwell, of this city
and Peter Aairston, of Cooleeme o.
left Sunday night for Marietta
Ga where Mr. Halrston will b
married this evening to Mis-
Elmer George. DR.. Caldwell will
be the groom's best man at tn
Wedding He will return tomor
row evening.
Theo. F. Kluttz & Compan Y
druggists, have sold. their entir
drug business to the Peoples
Drug Store, a newly organize,
drug company. K!uttz & Com.
pany owned the Oldest drug stor
IN the city, having been in busi.
ness for the past thirty years, an,
has always enjoyed a large pa
tronage Cicero R. Barker, th
successful manager of Kluttz 1
Company since it's organization
will retire from the business
However, John Young, the pre-.
scrlptionist, will continue at th
same place with the Peoples
Drug Store. Many Improvement
will be made and tins store vii
be one of the most up-to.dat
drug stores in the city. 1t begal
business Monday morning. DR.
John Whitehead, DR.. White MIC
Ksn7ie, Dr.. Julius Caldwell an,
DR., Robert West will have thei
Offices in the building and vii
make the Peoples Drug Stor
their headquarters.
The farmers all over the coun
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