Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-09-02
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FAITH.

Venus was at the Peeler re-un-
ION at Crescent and took dinner
shere with the largest crowd of
Peelers he aver saw 1t was a great
success, the table was thirty one
steps long and everybody en- 'yed
the day very much. The Rock
veil bard furnished music for sha
occasion. People were there from
far and near.
We heard that there were more
people at Granite Quarry nc"
than WAS aver there before. One
boarding house there mas some
ching like thirty-fve or forty
boarders. The granite belt is
growing.
The first farmer that we have
seen picking cotton this year was
at James Rltchie's farm near
Faith.
Henry Rusher of Henderson,
vile, N c., is on a visit at Faith
shaking hands with his old frieLds.
He is at his Cousins, John Corl,
now.
Mrs. J. R. Brown and little
daughter are spending q week
with Mrs. Browns sister.in.law,
Mrs. P. A. Peeler.
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Brown are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. P.
A. Peeler.
J. T. Wyatt shipped a three
and-a.half foot pair of mill stones
today to Doughton, N. G.
J. 7. Wyatt has been awarded
a contract for QUE hundred ana
eleven granite posts. They age g
be used to support a Moe orna
mental iron fence around a oeme-
terry ill Davie County.
Miss Maud Deal is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Cal Deal, q few weeks.
Robert Cauble of Salisbury is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Andy Gas
par.
Rams Beck and his brother and
their sons are working up les
Faith for J. T. Wyatt in the
quarry and they are good quarry.
msn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolick left in
their automobile for Lincoln
County to visit MI. Bolick's peo.
pie after visiting Mrs. Bolick's
parents here.
@. E. Wagner of Gold Hill
is visiting his brother, Lusher
Agner, of Faith.
Another new boarder came in at
the Brenton boarding house. He
is from Burlington, Vt.
Rev. ]. R. Jordan will preach
4 special sermon to the Jr. O. U
A. M, No. 100, at Faith in she
Junior hall Thursday night, Sep
tember Bird, for the members of
the Junior Order only.
Young gentleman at John Jones
August 10th.
James Jones has bought a
motorcycle.
Young gentleman at Mr.. and
Mrs. l. R. Emery's at Granite
Quarry, July 3rd.
Daniel Alexander Parka. son Of
John Parks, was born February
21ss, 1889 and departed this life
August 18th, 1914. age 25 years
and six months. He was married
August 24th, 1913, at AtbemarIe,
N. c., to Miss Lula May Green.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nj.
Green. He leaves a wife, father,
mother, ~ brother and two Sis
ters TO mourn his death. The
funeral was conducted ct the
Baptist Church at Faith Satur
day, August %, Rev. J. R. Jordan
fiji iating.
Venus took dinner at Mr.. ard
Mrs. L. I. Cauble's Sunday, An.
gust 23rd for the first time. Mrs
Cauble is u of the finest cooks
IN the county. she has put up 148
jars of fruit this year and Is not
done yet, she has made fifteen
gallons apple butter. Mr.. Cauble
has a large farm and the biggest
pile of wheat We have seen. H.
will have wheat to sell. We had
watermelons and canteloupas q
plenty to eat there.
M A Holshouser furnished a big
two horse load OF watermelous for
she Lutheran Sunday school pio-
MIC of Faith recently held at
Lutheran Chapel near China
Grove.
M. A. Holshouser made this
year v hundred and twenty.
four bushels of wheat and oats
with three horses. Who eve,
beats that with three horses trot
'em out.
John Goodman and family of
Rockwell visited at L. I. Cauble's
Sunday.
NJ. A. Holshouser has one acre
of the finest sugar cane in this
part Of the country.
Rev. G. P. Fisher was called to
Lowerstone Reformed Church Fri
day, August 2lst, to oficiate at
the funeral of Frank Isenhour.