The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-04-25
HOME AND NEIGHBORHO0D NEWS

HOME AND NEIGHBORHO0D NEWS
The phiz oph the soda phountair
is heard in the land!
Miss Rogers, of Concord, is visit
ing Mrs. Thos. Wilson.
Miss Ellington, of Raleigh, is
visiting Miss Ida Lee Watkins.
Mr.. d. d. Schouler has returned
from trip to northern markets.
Miss Pocahontas Davis, of Dan.
vile, is visiting Mrs. o. c. Smith.
A. NJ Stack Esq, of Danbury
gave us pleasant call yesterday.
President Crowell, of Trinity Col
lege, was in Winston last Saturday.
MIR W. L. Franklin and lady are
visiting relatives at Morehead City.
Tobacco breaks all the week have
been light, but prices have been
good.
Mrs Frank Dalton, of High Point,
spent Easter in Winston, as the guest
of Miss Grogan.
DR.. III. V. Horton returned from
Ashe county Saturday and is serving
his many patients.
Mr.. A. H. Potter, formerly prop
rietor of Winston's candy factory,
was in town Easter.
Miss Florence Slater, of Raleigh,
came up Saturday, to spend Easter
with her sister, Mrs. Ada Masten.
Miss Bette Bailey, of Walnut
Cove came back on the excursion
train and is visiting Mrs. Walker.
Mr. Frank c. Hairston, mother
and sisters, of Walnut Cove, spent
several days in Winston this week
MIR. R. S. Crews has been appoint
ed postmaster at Salem Chapel and
Mr.. Isaac ]. F. Jones at Walkertown.
Married, by the Rev. John Num-
on the 21st inst, Mr.. Richard Stuart
to Miss Mary Dollarhide, all ofStokes
county.
Mr.. J. s. Williamson, attorney
at-law, of Mocksville, has gone, with
his family, to settle in Washington
Territory.
-Reidsville had another fire Sun
day night Mr. j. B. Martins house
was burned. The loss was about
81 900, covered by insurance.
A return of the personal estate of
Col. d. F. Houston, deceased, late
President of the Roanoke & Southern
r. r. amounts to 500, 565,63
Mr.. W. T. Brown, the junior men,
Der of the firm of Messrs. Brown &
Bro, left yesterday afternoon for a
southern tour in the interest of his
firm.
If any member of the negro band
had the least particle of brain he
doubtless blew it away on last Mon
day before he and his became I'M
wound. Phewl
Mr.. S. A. Hauser will meet the
farmers of Jacks Temple in Abbot's
Creek township, this county, next
Wednesday night, MAY 1st) for the
purpose of organizing a Farmers AL
lance.
Itch, Mango, and Scratches on
human or animals cured in 80 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never fails. Sold by Ashcraft
& Owens druggists, Winston. no43.
Capt. A. III. A. Williams has secured
from Meredith Crews, of Granville
county, and presented to the Guilford
Battle Ground Company the identical
gun that Caleb Crews carried through
the Revolutionary war;
Col. F. II. Fries and Mr.. Thos.
Huske leave to-day for Madison to
look after the work on the Roanoke
& Southern R. R. Work is going on
night and day and will be finished to
the Virginia line in q few months.
Prof. w. A Blair delivered an ad-
dress to the young people of Mt. Airy
Friday night, and a Mt. Airy friend
tells us he made big hit. The house
was well filled and the lecture was
voted a magnificent success.
Mr. J. w. Reid, who moved to
Los Angeles, California, about a year
ago, has returned, with his family, to
Winston. He is looking well and
speaks in high terms of California.
He may decide to remain in Win
stOn.
Many friends of Mrs. w. p.
Thomas, of Ashe county, were pain
ed to hear of her death, which occur
red at her home last Thursday. She
was a relative of Mrs. III. E. Fries, of
Salem, and of DR.. HI. v. Horton, OF
Winston.
Capt r. R. Crawford, one of Win
ston's leading merchants, was mar
ried in Atlanta, Ga, yesterday to
Miss Ada Dudley, of that city. We
will all welcome him and his bride
and wish for them many years OF
happiness.
-Messrs Brown & Bro on Tuesday
shipped $50 boxes of tobacco, ag.
gregating 10000 pounds, large
portion of which was of their cele-
brated brand 9Old Oaken Bucket. u
This is one ofmany similar shipments
made by this enterprising firm.
The attention of the city author
tiles is hereby called to the fact that
there are two open wells near public
highway in the city. One is on the
lot west of theaGraded School. known
as the Major Green place; the other
is on the lot north of Major Ham
Scales factory. Neither is covered
or fenced in. We also hear complaint
of stagnent water coming from the
branch in the rear OF Major Smith
residence.