Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-05-19
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l.. N. Shafer. a young man from
Gold Hill. who Is employed in the
post Office at Charlotte, Is spend.
lug part of HE vacation at home
with his people.
W. A. Dunn of the Franklin
neighborhood, was in the CITY Sat.
urday.
s. J. Miller, of the Rockwell
vicinity, vas a Salisbury vislte
Saturday.
W. G Shaver, who has been at
Rutherford College during the
past session. was III Salisbury yes.
terday in route home IN Morgan
Township.
The third "Jisney Buss" has
made its apes rauce. It runs
back and folth on L ,ng Street be-
tween East Spencer and Salisbury.
Frank NJ. Miller and Joe Atwell
have gone to Chicago to take posi-.
tlons with a portraits house.
Attention is called to the new
advertisement of the Belk.Harry
Co III this paper. These are ciev.
er and reliabls people to deal with.
Sunday P chi dren's day al
the First Msshodiss Church. At
she morning hour the children
rendered a very pleasing aid III.
teresting program. the church's
capacity baing taxed to its utmost.
Three white men were arrested
near Town Greek Monday morning
by Chief Of Police Miller and Cap.
sain Frank Cauble for breaking
into and robblng a commissary
car on the Southern's side track
near the ice plant. They were
placed in Jail to await trial. Two
are said to be from Danville, Va
and one from Alfalfa. They were
given a hearing yesterday morning
in the comfy court and Judge
Carlton sent the two younger to
the work house for sixty days and
the older one was given ninety
days on the roads. They were
hardly more than boys.
N. B. McCsnless has been NAM
e6 as chairman of the 'Solioitlng
COMMITTEE to raise funds for the
erection of q new church for First
Methodist Church.
Rev. John W. Moore has just
returned fsom Glover, S. c., his
boyhood home, where he was hold.
Ing revival eervlces.
William T. Rainey, son of Mr. i.
and Mrs. W. L. Rainey, after
having taken a thorough courss in
medicine aud So gerry, has decided
TO locate in Salisbury for the prac.
tice of his profession.
Rev. W. B. Duttera took part
IN a flag raising and Bible presen-
tatlon at the public school in
Statewide last Friday. He pre-
sented the Bible.
ln a game Of baseball at Spencer
last Thursday between the Spen-
Ger aud Smith Grove teams, Cecil
Perkins q accidentally hit on
the head and his skull fractured
by a bat. He wa taken to the
hospital and is reported to be get
ting along very we'll.
The Empira Hotel has a new
motor. buss On the street. It il
a beauty and does credit to this
popular hostelry.
FloydaB Miller, who has been
manager Of the Rogers Clothing
Company for several years, left
Saturday morning for Chicago
where be has accepted a position
with a Portrait Company. Mr.,
Miller is a splendid business man
and his many friends here hope
him much success in his new field
The Colonial Theatre having
changed hands is now under the
management Of Geo. c.. Hall O.
Richmond. Considerable work il
the way Of repairing, painting ano
decorating has been done on thu
anterior Of this building making il
very attractive.
The Grand Lodge Knights o.
Pythias will convene here for {
three days session June 9th. Saver
committees, to wit: Finance, D