Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1913-10-15
SAILS B URY
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ROWAN COUNTY LOCALS

dition for several years, is to be
stocked with machinery and put
into operation. 1t will spin yarn
for hosiery and the contract for
the machinery has been given.
Marshall A. Hudson, of Syra-
cuse, N. Y, founder of the Ba.
raca movement, was in Salisbury
and spoke at the First Baptist
Church last night to a large audi
ence Mr.. Hudson has been here
before and his visits are always
greatly enjoyed by a large circle
of admirers.
A series of services will be held
in she various churches of the
city beginning Sunday, November
21d. The meetings will take place
at night aud the Baptist. Metho-
dist, Lusheran, Episcopalian and
Presbyterian pastors have agreed
t. sse that services are held in
their churches as long as advis.
able, hut not exceeding two weeks.
The laws foEbiddlng the sale of
cigarettes and cut tobacco to boys
under seventeen years old have
b5en printed on cards and posted
about in tho stores of the town.
The Merchants, Association has
passed resolutions urging the en-
forcement of the laws and agree
10 assist i'll doing 60 so far as they
are able. A good idea.
About 50 OF 50 old Confeder-
ates, members of Chas. F. Fisher
Camp, No. 319. inst in the court
house here today and enjoyed
themselves for an hour or 80. The
meeting was called by the com.
mander, Capt, W. O. Coughenour
and Adjutans R. W. Price. The
old vets passed q resolution of.
fering their services to President
Wilson should they be needed in
settling matters with Mexico.
Hon. john S. Henderson started
down the steps in the court house
annex Friday morning and by
some means made a mis- step and
fell. In falling he was struck in
the face and received a painful
wound which required five stitches
to close. He was also shaken up
some but is improving and will
soon be himself again.
Theirs talk of Salisbury and Spen
Ger jointly lighting the street and
road which connects the two cities.
This is not a bad idea.
Workman are still busy remov.
ing the walls and debris of tho old
Meroney theatre building destroy
ed by fire last May a year ago.
The Salisbury aldermen having
passed az ordinance that all We
hioles must keep to the right in
driving and hitching, are keeping
the police right busy in enforcing
it This is a good idea and our
people should lend their assistance
i'll the work,
The Salisbury Bakery 10 now
located in the room opposite the
new court house and is doing .
good business. A. g.. Peeler is
the proprietor and manager and
deserves to succeed.
Friday was the day of atone.
ment and our Hebrew people clos.
ed their places Of business and
obs rived the day.
Not a member of thestenth grade
in the Salisbury High School,
Prof. J. A. Leitch, principal, was
tardy during the first month Of
school. A fine record, do it again.
Prof Geo. B. MoAllister, Of the
Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Institute.
has been invited to address the
Brotherhood of St. Johns e. l..
Church of Salisbury on "brother.
hood day." November 2nd, and
has accepted.
A mulstto was arrested in
Greensboro last Wednesday night
after having entered and robbed
Crawford & Ree's clothing store,
who admit ted he was the man who
broke into AID r bbsd the Sails.
bury Pawn Shop Thursday night,
October End. A quantity of the
goods stolen from the Salisbury
ard Greensboro stores ware found