The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-28
HONE and REIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

Mr.. j c. Conrad goes to Yadkin
on a visit this week
Mrs. c. \. Hege, of Salem, is i'll
with the pneumonia.
A new directory of Winston
Salem is being published.
MIR ". B. Palmer, of Reidsville,
was in Winston Sunday.
A daughter of Mr.. S. E. Hough
is suffering with the pneumonia.
-Messrs. Alex Ellington and R. S.
Daniels, of Yadkin, We're in Winston
Saturday.
THE Finest Teeth" are now
shown by users of the Ideal Felt
Tooth Polisher.
Miss Stella Nissen. who has been
visiting in High Point, returned
home last week.
Intention is called to the adver-
tisement of the Carolina Real Estate
Co, to he found in this issue
Mt. Airy wiz make an effort to
induce Rev. Il. @. Pearson to conduct
a series of meetings there.
Miss VI. Hunter Irwin, who has
been visiting the Misses Grogan, re-
turned to Reidsville Saturday.
Jay Gould and family were on
the train which was delayed over
night in High Point last week.
-Messrs Ransom, Holt and Par
ker, of Oak Ridge school, were in
Winston Saturday and Sunday.
A new survey was made last week
of the Northwestern \. c. road be-
tween Winston and Greensboro.
Mrs. Thos. Hall, who resided near
the Salem cemetery, died on Monday
and was buried Tuesday afternoon.
Engineer Fagg has resigned his
position as cOnstruction-train en-
gineer and is succeeded by Mr. Mayer.
Mr.. Watt Martin returned from a
southern tour last week He sold
big lots of '-Of Duty" tobacco while
away.
Send % cents to Maxwell Cor
man, SENTINEL office, Winston, and
secure a copy OF the Pearson Sermons
in book form
Mr.. Henry higgins is off on a trip
to the north and west in the interest
of Mr.. NJ. \. Williamson, leaf to-
bacco dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". n. Reynolds re-
turned from their wedding tour Tues
day night and have a suite of rooms
at the Merchants Hotel.
MIR. W L. Carter, one of our
most enterprising and successful mer-
chants, has gone North to lay in a
stock of spring and summer goods.
capt T. g. Crutchfeld has
bought an interest in the manufac-
turing business of Messes. Bynum &
Gotten. Our best wishes, gentlemen.
Mr.. Sheernon Handy, of Patrick
county, Va, was married on the 18th
to Miss Lucy f. Hart, of Stokes
county, Rev S. d. Williams otficiat.
ing.
Gen. J. A. Young, of Charlotte
father of our townsman, Maj. j. G.
Young, has been very i'll recently, but
at last accounts was better, we arr
GLAD to know.
Mr.. Apperson, of the firm o
Vaughn and Pepper, has returned
from the Northern markets and car
loads of new goods for this live hous'
are arriving.
Mrs. Matilda Hart, an aged lad.
of about 20 years, was found dead il
her bed last Saturday morning a
her home near Elko, Stokes county
Old age was the cause.
Freight No. 10 ran into a con
struction train between High Poin
and jamestown Wednesday of las
week and smashed several freight ears
The fireman was cut on the knee.
Mr.. g. A. Follin, a member of tn
firm of manufacturers, Messrs. Lock
EFT, Vaughn & Co., once owned tn
house in Charleston, S. c.. wher
Editor Dawson was killed.
The Wilmington Star highly CON
pliments two papers contained in tn
Report of the Board of Health, writ
ten by Dr. H. T. BahnsOn, of Salem
and Prof. j. L. Ludlow, of Winston
The Salisbury Waterman say
that 'sHaughtie, eldest son of GU
townsman, Mr.. p. P. Meroney, ha
gone to Winston for the purpose {
learning tobacco manufacturing. II
is with the firm of Hodgins Bro
& Lunn.
Matrimonial
Married. at, the residence of M
Joseph Grubbs, in Salem Chap
township, this county, Sunday, Marc
10th, by j. d. Waddill, Mr.. WilliaI
Grubbs to Miss Lena Marshall, daugl
ter of Mr.. Tandy Marshall.