The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-01-10
HONE AND NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

Il ne prospects are DrlgnUenlnS IOf
kernersville to have another rail
road, says the News,
The ". c. I. {. are making ar
rangements to have religious servi-
ces held at the county poor-house
once a month.
DR.. Elias Fulp, executor of Jos.
Fulp, deceased, advertises in this is
sue house and lot in kernersville
for sale, which is under mortgage.
The Pearson meetings in Green's
boro have been postponed from next
month until May, when, tits thought,
the weather will be more favorable.
The present month has five Tues
days, five Wednesdays and five
Thursdays, and The SENTINEL read
ers will also receive five papers dur
ing the month.
The News says that James F. Ker
ner, who recently finished a course of
study at the Winston Graded School
has been employed to teach school
near Shore, Yadkin county.
Delegates n. S. Wilson, Capt. D.
p. Mast, and III. Miller, of this city,
left Tuesday morning TO- Raleigh to
attend the Grand Lodge of Masons,
which met there Tuesday night.
Mr. Joseph Crews, one of For
syth practical farmers, after an i'll
ness of about four months, died at
his home last Saturday, aged 6O-odd
years. His funeral took place at
Antioch Church Sunday.
"A call for a sanitary convention
for this State, to assemble at Raj
eigh February 9th, has been issued.
Among the signers are DIR. ID. L.
Bahnson, of Salem, Mayor Buford
and Civil Engineer Ludlow, of Wins
ton.
MIR. j. E. Mickey slaughtered his
fine porker last week-and it was
mammoth" 1t kicked the beam
Just 72S pounds. 1t is said that it
had lost 100 pounds of flesh during
the past month, the at which time it
was weighed.
Mr.. c. A. Hege, of the Salem Iron
Works, il gentleman with lots of
push and enterprise. Hehas just put
in an electric light plant which illu-
inmates handsomely the three stories
of the building which are all provid-
ed with lamps.
The well known seed house of T.
". Wood & Sons, of Richmond, Va.
seeks your patronage through the
columns of THE SENTINEL this week.
1t is a Southern enterprise that is
reliable and when you buy seeds OF
any kind remember Z. W. Wood e.
Sons, of Richmond.
The Centenary Methodist Sab
bath School, which is held every Sun
day morning for the little folks only,
has a membership of 1876 bright
faced youths. The attendance last
Sunday morning was an evidence
that the children are punctual in
their attendance as only six of the
a bove number were absent
The dwelling house and lot of
DR.. ". Il. Wheeler is again advertis-
ed for sale by DIR. w. A. Lash, trustee.
See notice in this ISSUE We under
stand that the homestead of DIR.
Wheeler is to be laid off bya commits.
sion, appointed by Sheriff league
this week, composed of Messrs. John
Shultz, Peter Lehman and Henry
Shore
"A pleasant event of the recent
holidays THE SENTINEL failed to
mention last week, was that of an ell
egant supper given by Mr.. and Mrs
j. S. Miller, complimentary to the wild.
ow ladies who have homes at the
Widows House in Salem-at which
place the supper was served. These
good ladies-appreciated Mr.. and Mrs
MiIler's kindness and will no doubt
ever remember them with love fol
their hospitality
"A young man from one of the ru
raj districts called at one of om
stores just before Xmas and said he
wanted to get something suitable
for his girls Christmas gift" HI
peered around the store for a while
and finally he eanied an article tha,