Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-06-03

Mrs. Josie Henderson. young
est daughter of the late VIM. Frtw
Davidson Of Charlotte, died in a
hospital in Washington, D. @
Friday morning NAV 29sh frcm
the effects of internal tumors
She had goLle to the hospital fol
trestmAnt and to gain sufficient
strength to stand an operation,
but she had waited too long. The
funera. was held Sunday after
noon. her 1emains being taken tc
Orange, Va. where the interment
was made beside her husband in
the old Henderson Cemetery.
Mrs. Henderson was about &c
years old and leaves two sons ADD
two daughtere, three sisters. Mrs
Laura D. Walker and Miss May
Davidson of Washington D. O.,
and Mrs. G. Augusta Stewart,
aud one brother James B. David
son, of Salisbury. Mrs. Hender-
syn has been i'll for a year or m re
but her death was unexpected aud
was quite a shock to the. family.
She was a splendid woman and
will be greasIy missed by those
who knew and loved her.
Ths little one-year-old sen of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rogers.
lied as the home Of his grand.
father. l E. Smith, at Enoch.
Vile, Friday morning and the
funeral was held Saturday.
Frank Edwards, who was help
ing to wall up a we'll at Kan
napolis had q bucket of rock to
fall on him last Tuesday and
broke his leg aid several ribs
He was taken to a hospital in
Concord aud died that night from
the injuries.
A. w Blackburn, a member Of
the Salisbury Aerie Of Eagles,
died at the Presbyterian Hospital
in Charlotte Saturday. Black
burn ran to the hospital and st t
sd that he had taken poison but
was too frightened to tell why or
what kind of poison. He was
given all the attention p. saible
tut suffered greatly throughout
Friday night and died without
telling the cause of his troubla
The fueeral wac held i'll Charlotte
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Joyce Litaker, who lived
at the old Litaker homestead q
mile or 50 northeast of China
Grove, died about 2 O'Clock Sat-
arday morning atthe age of about
SO years. Mrs. Litaker leaves
three children, Mrs. Chas. Sbep.
paid Of High Point. Mrs. Claude
A. Roberss Ct lands. and @ A
Litaker wh) lives at home, a
brother, Jason Litaker, who also
lives at the Lisaker home, a half
brother, J. N Maxwell, of Sails
bury ard numerous other rela-
tivss who mourn their loss. The
funeral was held from Hagria
Chapel near by, Sunday, the same
conducted by the pastor,
Rev. H. H. Robbins of China
Grove.
Richard R Cowsn. member of
the pioneer families of Row
an County, q cannoueAr in tn late
Capt. John A Ramsay's Confeder-
ate ar5silery, and who moved from
here to Texas fortg-odd years sg
died SUDDENLY, from she effects
of heart disease, May 2lst. H.
was nearly 81 years old, leaves 8
wife, swo sous. Richard aud Paul,
two sisters, Mrs EloIss Wicks. Of
Salisbury, aud Mrs. Essalle B!a-
lock, of Norwood, an aunt, Mrs.
Charlotte G. Nick, of Salisbury.
aud numerous other relatives in
the county.
Mesars. W. A, E. M. and W.
NJ Daniel left this morning for
Petersburg, Va to attend the
funeral of their father, who died
at HE home, ten miles south of
that city, early this morning
Mr. Daniels G farmer and "a
years old. He leaves a wife, fvs
sons, one brorher, DR.. w. B
Daniels of Petersburg, Va aud
one sister, Mrs. E F. Wilkerson.
Of Carsop, Va. His death was
dua to paralysis. having suffered
q previous stroke some months
ago. The funeral will be held
to- morrow. The Messrs. Daniel
hava the sympathy of a host of
friends in their bereavement.
Gibson Radcliffe. brother Of
Mrs John Wright Davis, died in
Asheviile Monday. Mr.. Davis
went to Asheville Tuesday 10 &C.
compal the remains to Memphis,
Tenn where the funeral aud in
terment took Place.
The Dan HOTEL Company.