The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-07-18
HONE AID IElcnBoRlO0D NEWS.

HONE AID IElcHboR100D NEWS.
Mrs. J. A. Weisner, of Salem, died
last Monday. ~.s..-..
Mrs. aud Miss. Nissen have gone
to Carolina Beach. 81. sr.:y;i
Mr.. Henry Shafner is in the North
on business trip. s-.
Miss Ada Dodson h summering
at Piedmont Springs.
Mrs. w. p. Averett, of Danville,
Is visiting Mrs. r. F. Gray.
Mrs. A. F. Hail has Miss Carrie
Jones, of Hillsboro, as her guest.
james Il. Reid, being insane, has
been taken to the Morganton Asy-
lum. -
-Messrs. Frank Miller and J. C..
Buxton have returned from Pied
mont.
The handsome new residence of
Mr.. T. L. Vaughn will soon be COM
pleted. 80
The first day the depot opened
at Randleman the railroad receipts
were $32S.35.
Mr.. NJ. R. Chaffin, of Mocksville,
has been appointed United States
commissioner.
Mrs. Ann Parker and grand
daughter, Annie. are visiting relatives
in Mocksville.
The Fruit Fair will be held in
Winston, the necessary guarantee
having been raised.
Miss Sallie Mann has returned to
her home, after a pleasant visit to
Winston relatives.
Sorry to learn that genial John
Brown accidentally bruised his leg
severely last week.
Rev. j. III. Clewell has returned
from the sea-shOre. on account Ofthe
illness of Mrs. Clewell.
Miss Rose Williamson, who has
been visiting in Winston, has return
ed to her home in Reidsville.
Mrs. Ashcraft, Mrs. Gorrell and q
number of other ladies went over to
Piedmont Springs this week.
The Confederate Veterans of Da-
vie county are requested to meet in
Mocksville, Thursday August 9Th.
e. A. Oldham, formerly of The
SENTINEL, will take charge of the
Durham Plant in about two weeks.
Yes, sir.-The Mocksville Times
SSSNhn Wsnck0v hoco hon o0,ph
seems to whipeverything that tackles
it,
Mrs. DR.. J. G. Ector and .daugh-
ter, Mas Minnie, leave for Asheville
and Waynesville, next Tuesday, on q
visit. -,
There 10 some talk of erecting
large hotel in High Point with all the
latest improvements in hotel accom-
modations. =. ~. -
The Centenary Methodist Sunday
School picnic, alluded in our last is
sue, will be held Aug. 9Th, it has been
determined.
Mr.. Norris Epstine, who has been
with C. Summerdeld 4 Co., here for
some time, takes q situation with
Thornton f Co.
John Bowman caught d carp in
the creek ON Mr.. Alex Smiths farm
which weighed II pounds, says the
High Point Enterprise. IS" "
Judge Geo. Davis, of Wilmington,
who was at one time Attorney Cen
eral of the Confederate States, il
rusticsting at Mt. Airy.
Read the advertisement Of the
famous Peace Institute of Raleigh.
It is one Of the finest female institu-
tions oflearning in the South.
The Kickapoo Indian show nui-
sance has been abated by the depart
ure of the medicine man and his gang.
For which We are duly thankful.
DIR. J. F. Crowell was in High
Point last week looking serene and
happy. The Enterprise questioned
him about the meeting at Greens-
boro. He said that while there was
strong opposition to a removal o.
the cos!ege the meeting was harmoni-
GUS and. the vote was made unani-
nous. He hopes to be able to open
at Raleigh Sept. 1890.
We call special attention to the
advertisement in our columns of the
Medical College of Virginia. This
old, efficient and honored institution
is about entering on its fifty -secOnd
session, and we urge upon our young
men who purpose studying for the
profeabion to patronise this home in.
ntitution. whose professors and other