Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-03-03
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lady, aboua Is years old was very
badly burned at the home Of Mrs
G. A. Sides near Boston Cross
Roads, in Lower Rowan, op last
Saturday, whom her dress caught
from al opsa fireplace. She was
burned very badly ahont the face
an arms and it is net though.
taat she will 1ecovsr.
A dozen or o prominent citi'
zsns of Salisbury went to Raleigh
on NJ nday m >rning in behalf ct
moving the blind school to Sails
bury.
L ct Sunday morning. as Mr..
and Mrs. w P. Moore we've COM
lug cut Thomas Street on a motor
cycle, ilst as the street Ger wa.
crossing Thomas Street they ran
square into the car. Mrs. Moore
Jumped and landed on the fender
while Mr.. Moore aud the machine
were overturned. They both es-
uuhurt with the exc option of a
few slighs bruises.
There was a nesting OF the PUB
lie school teaohars of this county
III the community building last
Saturday which ;rcved a mosf
successful Ga std Wy IS rgelv TT.
tended. Tha c':!n:y couumeI ue
mont is TO be held April 1st.
Mrs. Edwin Cuthrell, who has
been visiting he7 deu.h*at, MS
VIM, Ayers, at W%~salugton, N. Q
returned home Sunday, aecom
panied by Mira. Ayers aui her IL
FAINT son.
The funeral Of William Leonard
who died Sunday night at Roxy
Mount will be held from the First
M L, Church this afternoon at
3 o'clock conducted bv Rav. in.
w, More, pastor. The inter
menb will he in Chestnut Hill
Cemetery.
May Of the Souve; lrs given
away on the California Cars are
worth mere than they charge for
admission.
Gsorge D4ver7au1, one Ct J..
Frank McCubbins' efficient clerks
volunteered the prediction that If
the United States became involved
in var that the m st notable bat
tie to follow 8 decIarati. Ii Of hos
t~illties would take place at Boon's
Cave, just cross the river, in
Davidson County. He said that
whoever could ges there. would be
fighting to gain entrance in this
historic underground vacaum
Rev. Robert J. Colt a native Of
Salisbury and a miss. onary i'll
K 'res, who has Teen Oh leave Of
ab.ence will 500 return to Korea
aid resume his lahors. He ia now
visiting Ieiailvas here.
Capt. Chas. l.. Shaver of the
Fourth Company Coast Artillery
COrus urges Every member to be
pfa.ei t at a m5-Slug IL the ann.
cry Thulsday lilghs as 8 o'clock
to ;,repaI7 for tof the annual ia
sp.ction which tek4s place rn
Marc. 25sh.
Primers take a day off and
ir.ug y>ur families to see III
finest fTujts aud biggest fish tve'
a d iearn for yourself *hst can
De dcus without irrigation.
6 W, l. 'ng, cue Of Roxan's
most su. atat,t,,l farmers aud besf
clflZ Us Was IL the city last FIJI
day with three bales If cotton lot
which he received fourteen cents
per pouud.
Arthur Lopp, a young Liking
to- sirgro fell beneath Il freight
at l. x"ugson last Friday mJEEing
a,.u suffered the loss Of both legs
Just ieloW the knees. It. set ms
tnat he was trying to beat bi way
aud lost his hold AID fell uudeI
the cars, He was troDght to Sal
lshury to the %sauitor,um
There vas an lmp2rh mt meet
i of the e lzabeth Maxwell Steel.
Ca&p'er, Daughters Of shr Amerj
cal Il votubloll, Monday afternoon
lii the old court house. Nearly
all msmbers ware present and
dei+gates were elected to the Con.
tine tai Cong'ess III Washington.