Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1913-11-12
The CAROLINA WATCHMAN
Salisbury, November 10, 1918
Cotton Is bringing 1915 today.

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Ger, gave a barbecue to q large
mimi er of his friends in the woods
near Spencer last Wednesday af.
terpoon. Those present enjoyed
the occasion very much,
The headquarters of Deputy
Collector J.. Frank Miller have
been removed firm Winston.
Salem to Salisbury and he now
has Offices in the Federal build
ing, Associated with him is J.
B. B.iley, recently appointed to a
pos1tion in the service. The ter
risory covered by Mr.. Miller en-
braces Is sounties including Ro-
wan, Davie, Davidson, Ssanly,
Iredell, Cabarrus, Mecklenburg,
Union, Rot eson, Stokes, Yadkin,
Arson and Forsyth.
II. T. Cook. who conducts a
shoe shop in Spencer, was KIN eek
ed off his bicycle by an automo.
bile last Friday morning. Mr.,
Cook was riding between Salisbury
and Spencer aud the automobile
came up bshind him, struck the
rear wheel, threw him against the
q track and cut a cash in his
head. The automobile was driven
BY Henry Llttletcn who picked
up Mr.. Cook. took him on to
Spencer and Dr.. Busby was called
and gave him she necessary at
tentlou.
Hugh Sewers, who will conduct
q coffee and tea storo in the build
ing recently vacated by the Yves.
sern Ualon Telegram Company.
expects to open his place Satur'
day.
As is the custom IN many foreign
countries aid R-mauized sectlons
of the United States, Sunday is
desecrated by hunting. fishing,
picnicing, ball playing, ETC., and
two young foreigners, Frank Tao
coli and Ambrozl Fronberi wsre
before the Rowan County Court
Monday for hunting Oh Sunday
Judge Kluttz let them eff light,
but gave warning that Sunday
hunting will be expensive hereat-
ser. These young men evidently
did lot attend a school where tn
Bible was read, which shows &c
what the lack of Bible reading in
the schools lead.
The parcel post depot for Sal
isbury is to occupy the room now
used by the Ford Hotel for an
off %. The room c9rner, of Main
and Council Streets, will be fitted
up for the hote! oH9.
The executive committee of the
Lutheran synod Of North Caro-
lima, of which Rev. NJ. M. Kinard
of Salisbury, IS president. met il
this city Thursday and accepted
plans fer a nsw Lutheran church
in Raleigh. The church is TO be
located on Hillsboro street and
the plans we're drawn by Il. E
Brouitz, of Wilmington. There
we're a number of ouJ.Of.town
committeeman present for the
meeting.
D. NJ. Miller, who has been i'll
for several weeks, took q turn fol
the worsa today about noon and
his condition is considered seri-
Gus. Dr.. John Whitehead is con
stantly with him and he is givel
every attention possible, but hit
many trieLds are uneasy never
theless.
We stated that Harline & Co..
would establish a branch store il
Concord iu Fridays Record ano
that Mr.. Hartline would be il
charge CT the Concord store. We
were mistaken in saying that Mr.,
Hsrtl!ne would 60 to Concord
We are glad to state that b
will remain 10 charge of the Sal
isbury store. Mr.. Linebergel
will have charge in Concord.
These are clever gentlemen to dea
with.
A horse was taken from the
stable of a Mr. Lyerly who live'
east of Granite Quarry Monday
night. The thief proceeded tc
ward Cod Hill with the anlma
He ALEC had Il small horse or null
and ths sh.r!ff was notified ant
has he~n making eff rts to catcl
the thief.
Attention 10 called to the advsr.
tlsament f V. Wallace & Sons il
this paper, These people are re
liable aud they will give y3u
square deal every time.
The Soniheln Conference of tn
Lutheran Synod Ct North Care
lima, will convene at Richf I'D t.
morrow and remain in session tw
days. The full pftgram of II
sorvlces can be found III the Row
an Record of October 31ss aud lae
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