Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
NEWS.
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will clsss Friday,
P>rssr's drug store, l1essea A.
the car line swlsea bss~aen SAILS
bury sud Ses0esF. ~ss entered by
~sy Of q tack slados Saaasy
night. bus neth3as SCENE e have
Jsen taken.
The marriage Il Miss Annie
Sheets, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas c. Shssa, residents Of
the vicinity OF Advances, Davis
County, and Julius 5. Harp. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Harp of
Wlustou.Sslsm, took placs at she
residence of ". A. Propst in Sal
isbuty, lass Thursday afternoon.
Rev. W. B Dutters fl :iatiug.
The Winecotf family Reunion.
many Of whom llvs IN Rowan
County, will be held at Censer
Grove Church, Cabarrus County,
on Friday, August 9th.
H. L. Pfopst, OF MerkIe, Texas,
3 native OF Franklin Township.
this county. is visitor here and
his old home.
Walter Lowe Tatum, the young
SOL of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Waiter
-Tatum, has accepted a position as
travelling salesman for the whole.
sale hue of V. Wallace & Sons.
Here is wishing Mr.. Iatum great
success.
Mrs. Mary E. Heilig, relict of
the late James II. Heilig, who
was injured in q wreck on the
Southern Railway several years
ago, and who, it is said, ne YER
recovered from the effects, has
brought suit in the Wake superior
court for damages. 100000 or
$4,000. Mr., Heilig was a native
of the St. Pa1l neighborhood in
this county:
The Williams Stock Company,
which has just closed an All-w SEX
engagement at Spencer, contem.
plates wiutering in Salisbury.
J. Will Proctor and P. T. Var
b rough have joined the First
Regiment Baid and lift Monday
evening FOR the encampment at
Camp Glenn.
Herman. the infant son of Il.
L Efrd, depot agent and opera
tor at Lands AID formerly of
China Grove, was badly scslded
last Friday morning by overturn.
lng a tub of hot water which was
on a chair in the kitchen.
The 9th annual Masonic picnic
will take place at Mocksville on
Thursday, August 18th. There
will be an address by Tasker Polk,
of Warrenton, N. c., exercises by
a class of children from the Ok
ford Orphanage and music by tina
Winston cornet band. A splen.
did outing is expected and as
usual q large number of Sa]isbu.
rams will be present.
Two camps of workmen are sta
toned ID Salisbury now beginning
the steel tower line that Is to con-.
meet this city aud Statewide for
the Southern Power Company
There are about 40 men in each
crew.
The members of the Spencer
shop team and of the Southside
team Of Salisbury are busy prac,
tlcing these days preparatory for
entry in the races to be run dur.
ing the irsman's tournament to
be held at Nav Bernie this sum-
mer. The teams are among the
fastest in the State and have never
failed to come home with a goodly
amount of the prize money.
News from Francis Griffith,
who is In Asheville, is that be 10
improving and probably out of
danger. Mr.. Grifith, who is a
member of the clerical force of
the Wachovia.Bapk, went to Ashe.
vile some days ago for an opera.