The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-04
School has been unusually large.

gums successor in the Chair of Meta
physics, has been on the Hill several
weeks and is in good trim for his new
work He has enjoyed shaking hands
again with old friends
DIR. r. II. Whitehead, who has taken
charge of the new medical depart
ment, has been here all the summer
and has been kept busy by patients.
The new dissecting hall is about com
pleted.
DR. Eben Alexander says he great
" enjoyed his tramp from Knoxville,
Tenn, to his home here. He aver
aged about % miles per day.
Rev. Braxton Craig and wife of
Hertford county, have been on a visit
here to old friends. This week he as
sisted Rev. MIR. Hughes in revival
in the Baptist church.
The Methodist sunday School en-
joyed picnic at Purefoy's Mill Thurs
day.
Rev. w. B. North, late pastor of
the Methodist church here, has been
transferred to the Missouri Conference
and will leave in a few days. He was
on a visit to friends here this week.
Mrs P. H. Winston, of BERTHE, is
visiting her son, Prof. Winston.
Mrs Frederick Roberts and the
Misses Roberts, of New Berne, are
whiting relatives here.
Mrs. Richardson, of New Berne,
and Miss Matte Brown, of Washing
ton, are at Watson's Hotel.
Roberson's Hotel has been greatly
improved recently in all its appoint
ments.
DIR. and Mrs John NJ. Manning, of
Durham, are at Prot. Mannings.
DR.. Manning has been seriously i'll,
but is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. w. j. Battle expects to enter
Harvard University in few weeks to
pursue further his studies in Latin
| and Greek.
Mr.. w. S. Robertson has accepted a
position in the Reidsville Graded
School and will enter upon his new
duties very soon.
Mr.. Chas. S. Mangum has been
spending several weeks in the Y. M.
c. A. Gymnasium st Springfield,
Mass, and will take charge Of the
University gymnasium during the
coming year
Mr.. Pierre Cox is spending part OF
| his vacation here. He has recovered
from bis recent illness and will finish
| his medical course in New York the
coming year.
Profs. Venable and Gore attended
scientific convention at indianapolis
| last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Love will make
their home in Cambridge, Mass, next
year. Mr.. Love has an instructorship
in mathematics in Harvard. Mrs.
G. 2. Spencer will continue to make
her home in Chapel Hill.
Miss Rachel Simms, of Durham, a
graduate of Salem, is teaching here in
the family of her uncle, Mr.. IL. Fl.
Patterson.
Mrs. T. M. Kirkland was stricken
with paralysis yesterday in her right
face and shoulder, but is good deal
| better to-day.
Mr.. Foster Utley has been quite
sick recently, but is better.
Miss Hattie Martin left yesterday to
enter Greensboro Female College.
Mrs Laura 0. Mangum attended
the funeral of her father in Salisbury
this week, and then went to Asheville
to visit her son, Mr.. Z P. Mangum,
who has been i'll.
Mrs. r. r. Bridgers daughter
and son, of Wilmington, are at Mrs.
Mallett's.
Miss Mamie McCauley leaves to-
day for Salem Female Academy. This
is her second year there.
Prof. E. A. Alderman's child is
slowly improving.
Capt. T. S. Payne, of the U. S. Ar.
my, retired from active duty on &C
count of impaired eyesight, will make
his home here. He is Virginian by
birth Eand married sister of Prof
Eben Alexander.
Crops never better. Politics quiet
Our people in Orange want Vance
A. w. L.