The western sentinel., 1888-01-05

| SRShA tAO HIS nome IN MI. AIRY
We have not learned, but suppose he ha.
returned to his pressing duties (?) at thu
Nations Capital.
We are requested to state that the I'm
ion Grove Reform Club will hold their reg
ular public monthly meeting Saturday night
next, to which everybody has a cordial in
vitation. Rev. ii. A. Brown and A. III
Eller, Esq, are the speakers announced fol
the occasion.
Mr.. Thomas Fetter, native of this
county, but now of Caswell county, is here
shaking warmly the hands of old friends and
acquaintance. Mr.. Fetter has travelled
considerably during his life and resided fol
several years at Hope, Indiana. He has q
warm affection for Winston-Salem and
speaks of locating in our midst.
Rev. E. P. Davis, the new pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. arrived in the city
with his family last week and preached to
his congregation Sunday morning and
night. Both sermons indicated that Mr..
Davis will make an able and acceptable
pastor. The SENTINEL gives Mr.. Davis
and his family cordial welcome to our
midst.
Prof. W. A. Flynt, of the Dalton Insti-
tute, gave US a call during the holidays and
informed US that the Spring session of his
school would open ON the 9th inst, with
the indication Of large attendance. Prof.
Flynt is clever gentleman and his school
ranks among tn. highest institutions of
learning. A card of the school appears
elsewhere.
THE SENTINEL regrets very much to
learn of the announcement made by Mr..
Abe Ryttenberg, in offering his stock of
goods at cost in order to close business. The
Trade Palace has for several years been an
ornament to the Twin-City, and it is still
to be hoped by our people that the courteous
and gentlemanly proprietor will decide to
remain with us.
MIR. A. Roscower, of the Goldsboro
Headlight, paid Winston visit last week
and from him our reporter learned that he
would commence the publication in Colds
boro this week, the EUening Telegram
ing the telegraphich dispatches, and would
make it in every respect frst-class evening
daily. He has already secured subscrip-
tion list of over six hundred.
Two horses were drowned in the Whar-
ton creek, about two miles west of Glenn
on Sunday morning last. They
belonged to the livery firm of Barham &
of this city. They were attached
to buggy and driven by Mr.. Cebron Pierce,
who drove in, not knowing the depth of
while both horses were lost The animals
we're valued at some 5000.
The Salem Orchestra, we are pleased to
learn, has secured the services of Prof Robt.
Carmichael as their musical director.
Prof. c. has been travelling for several
Fears as leader of fine orchestra in lead
ng theatrical troupe. The Orchestra here
IS to be congratulated upon securing the
er vices of so valuable musician and Bob's
many friends in the Twin City will welcome
him back gladly. He is expected here about
February 10Th.
The editor and business manager of the
)anville Daily Register, spent day in
last week prospecting, with
view of starting daily in Winston. Both
gentlemen expressed themselves as being
tightly pleased with what they had seen of
ur fair cities during their brief visit. They
poke as If they would, in all probability,
isit Winston again shortly and make
borough canvass of the towns, which would
ecide the matter as to their starting daily
aper in Winston.
During the holidays number of pleas
mt events took place among those of our
oung people who delight in tripping the
light fantastic" On Thursday night, Mr.
harley Reynolds, who lives near Cente.-
lille, invited number to his residence,
1here they partook of choice supper and
ripped the hours merrily by. On Friday
light, in the Gray block, the Pleasure Club
t Winston-Salen gave masquerade ball
rhich was one of the pleasantest events of
he season and all enjoyed the occasion
ugely.
On Christmas night the Salem Home
unday School gave their Cantata, entitled,
The Bethlemites." The music and recita-
ions were appropriate and interesting and
i'd honor to the school Dr. Rondthaler
nade an excellent address and at the close
t his remarks he was presented with a sill
er tea set by Master Kenneth Pfehl who
made an excellent presentation address. 1t
'as the gift of the school. The Doctors
esponse on receiving the appreciative gift
onvinced all that he was utterly surprised,
ut was pleased to knew he had such friends
s the donors.
Our esteemed friend, Mr.. Greek O.
andrews, OF Greensboro, spent several days
a the city this week and favored us with
leasant visits. Greeks recent trip to Ala
anna sufficiently amused him and convinced
i'm that the old North State, as to
eaith, etc., was the superior of them all,
nd was still good and grand enough for his
biding place. He has opened correspond
nee bureau in Greensboro ana is in every
ray competant for this line of Journalistic
rork. He has THE SENTINET's very best
fishes for his success.
Our young friend, Mr.. H. w. Pegrsm,
ravelling salesman for one of the largest
'hoiesaie houses in New York, spent the
olidays in Winston, his former home.
ienry is one of the drummer boys" that
1ins friends every where he goes. We
rere pleased to learn from him that his
aies during the past year had proven high
satisfactory to both himself and employers.