Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-07-29
FAITH,

hiSau Nv e. "A.
am uuted to forty one
dollars and forty eight cents
How is this for results.
Below Faith a Young granite
cutter at Jam7s McComb's July
18th.
Mrs. G.. B. Fink and children
aud Miss Annie Holshouser of
Salisbury are visiting Mr. FiLk's
parents and other relatives a week
two.
Venus took dinner with W. NJ.
McCombs Sunday for the first
slime they are good cooks they set
d fine table they have 9 chlldreL
their names are: Lena Sarah Isa-
bell, Tia May, Clara Irene. Harlee
Adam, Luther Craven. John Will.
liam. Charlie Heller, 10y Macon.
Kathleen Jane. Mr.. McCombs
h 8 lot Of property, q store. Il
steam saw mill, corn mill, cotton
GIN, farm. horses, cattle. farming
tools. And is one of the firm of
Fisher & McC5mbs granite works,
hard worker and good liver.
Last week at and near Rockwell
was the hardest rain that fell this
year. they say it was a real guiley
washer.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawson Safrit
and little sen who farms at Caleb
Cruse's in Cabarrus county, we're
visiting at Harvey Wyatt's Sun
day.
Mr.. Patrick Boyer has cr"..
over go Faith to work for ] <
Brenton at Cauble's p-a,u.o
quarry where big money is being
made.
Billy Bruce and James Marry
we're visiting at Granite Quarry
Sunday.
Mutt and jeff ale working at
the Cauble pasture quarry at
Faith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shipping are Wis,
iting Mira. Shuping's brvthef for
the purpose Of Milton Hoffner
.ee1pg their little twin girls.
Will Rlt:hje ls down with the
humps
J. T. Wyatt SHIPPED another car
load Of street curling today.
All the Browns of tbs place
will 70 to the Brown re union at
Granite Quarry July 25th.
In George FespsrmaL's yard Is
d cedar tree Six feet uiue III hes
III circumference, who ever cali
BEAT that trot OUT your cedar tree
A young man, a farmrr and his
wife drove to Faith today bunting
u farm to rent for next year
MISS Nellie Misamer of Ebsue-
zsr settlements. is spending 3 few
weeks here with her auut, Mrs.
John Rinehardt. Mrs Blanchard
nas been sick a week or &C, but is
getting better now.
D. A Frick of Plum Branch,
!. c., drove up to Faith lii his au
tomobile to visit his sister.iu-law
Mrs. Paul Barger. Hs was &C
companied by his daughter and
Miss Sadie Sell.
Augustus Peeler is teaching a
subscription school here at the
school house.
William Foil put on the burrows
and ballal ced a pair of mil stones
today. He ia one of the finest
cabinet workers ana machenist il.
this county excepting John Rlne-
hardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brenton
have a lot of borders now.
Eleven pigs at 1vey Basingers
of a fine stock.
Miss Annie Witeerspoon lie visi-
til g Miss May Peeler aere.
Miss E6rd was a welcome visi-
tor 1T Mrs. W. S. Barger's Sun
day.
There will be preaching at the
Reformed Church Sunday at the
usual hour. The sermon will be
preached by Rev Harvey Fesper,
man of Charlotte.
Miss May Peeler leaves to mol
row for Burlington where she will
visit her room mate, Miss Fannie
Clapp, chs will visit osher friends
in Greensboro and High Point
che is away.
Afford Rusher from Henderson
vile, N. c., is IN Faith today
shaking hands with his old friends
Is visiting at David Rusher's
and will visit other relatives while
here. He is looking we'll and he
formally lived near St. Paul's
Church.
Sampson Shipping is in Faith
and we believe hp has she
mushmelons in the county
and the most of them.
M. q. M Fisher is in Faith to.
day having the we'll cleaned out
ct the big boarding house he has
to Mr.. Brenton.
Mrs Gel Deal has g3ne down
to visit her parents near Misen-
heimer's for three or four days.
Some body came along and
tackled up a lot of cards that
read like this meet at China Grove
August 10Th. A big crowd from
here will go.
Our mail carrier is selling hi