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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1911
Page
3
T. P. Dillon notes a disappointing harvest despite efforts on farms and Bank of Union support. He urges depositing every dollar to build records, advocates checks over cash, and extols bank safety and service while thanking customers for their business. Neighbors are urged to mind their own business.
We did not anticipate Ste cotton when ordering Self Player Pianos. Stock must be sold before the best of December with special terms. See complete stock or write for particulars. Manufacturer of the Artistic Stieff and Shaw Self-Player pianos. Southern Warerooms 5 West Trade Street Charlotte NC. C. H. Wilmoth, Manager.
Miss Maudessa Penager studied as a trainee nurse in Charlotte at Presbyterian hospital. J W Griffin, returning from Coffee county Georgia, plans to settle in Union. Marcus Harrington and Melissa Strawn wed at Wingate on December 2 with HK Helms officiating. T A Ross moved his family to Marshville into a new house. Frank Lingle, Marshville township, died Sunday night aged about 70, survived by wife and several children. W L Russell and family moved from Monroe to Marshville. Vann Austin and Mattie Nance wed Sunday at the residence of Magistrate G A Long in Brief. Austin popular. Zack Horn of Marshville township died November 22 aged nearly 60. survived by wife and several children. Funeral at Haney burying ground with Elders Mills and Edwards officiating. Faulks school in west Marshville burned around noon. no students inside. Joe Willons, Marshville High principal, saved desks and doors. Five-year-old Hal Griffin suffered broken leg bones from a door collapse while playing. doctors Perkins and Vaughan set the fractures. child recovering well.
Colonel Asheley Horne donates 10000 to erect a monument on Capitol Square in Raleigh honoring the Women of the Confederacy. He recalls serving with Lee, witnessing Southern women’ s wartime efforts, and asserts no ulterior motive in funding the tribute.
Last Wednesday at eleven o clock at W A Love Esqr home, Mr J T Belk and Miss Rossie Cagle wed. Bride, daughter of Eli Cagle, is praised as modest and attractive with many well wishers. Groom, son of John Belk, is described as a young man of good character. They plan to reside in Goose Creek Township.
A young woman initially seeks a public career at V7 but by age twenty changes course and chooses to rely on a man's plan and companionship instead.
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