The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-01-22
HONE Ard BEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

HOME And REIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Tailor Stockton says he has
twenty-one boarders.
-Messrs. Coble and Tayis is the
name of a new contracting and bull
ding firm in Winston.
Misses Bette and Delphine Carter
left for Raleigh Monday to enter
school at Peace Institute.
Mr.. ]. S. White has purchased
the residence of Mr.. Joseph Bevan,
on Pond street, and will remove there
shortly.
Governor Fowle has appointed
Mr.. J. M. Penileton, manager of the
Western Union telegraph Office, this
city, a notary public.
Mr.. Jas. A. Gray and others
have sold lot near the new Graded
School building to Mr.. Joseph Mas
ten. Consideration, ST., 800.
Capt. r. ". Belo is having put
down on the Main street front of the
Belo House, Salem, one of the finest
pavements in either city.
The Davie Times says Miss Ida
Sheppard, one of the Twln-City's
most popular young ladies is visiting
Miss Ella Smith, near Mocksville.
The reportireached here Tuesday
morning that Mr.. Walter Barrow and
MISS Lenora Crute, of Salem, were
united in marriage in Lexington, at
1880 o'clock Monday night.
Dr.. Hodges, of LAGRANGE, who is
to become a citizen of Winston, hav-
ing purchased beautiful lot in the
western part of the city, is having
a handsome residence erected there
on.
We are informed that Mr.. WA.
Walker and family, who left Win
ston several years ago for Farming
ton, State of Washington will return
here in few weeks to make Win
ston their home.
License were issued this week for
the marriage of the following coup
les: Marion W. Smith and Mary c
Hammock, of Winston; Oliver A
Spainhour and Sarah C. Butner, of
Old Richmond.
Noah advertised the food. He
lived through it and the fellows who
laughed at him were drowned. Ev-
er since then the advertiser has been
getting along and those who don't
advertise have been getting left.
Editor 2. W. Whitehead, of the
Fayetteville Observer, was here last
week, on his return from Leaksville,
where he had been to write up Col.
Morehead's mills for the "Cotton
Mill'' edition of his paper, which he
says will appear in few weeks.
On last Wednesday evening at the
residence of the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
Margaret Stone, on Fourth street,
Mr.. Erastus Messick, one of Wins
ston's enterprising young merchants,
was married to Miss Jamie Stone,
Rev. ". C. Norman officiating.
Mrs. DIR. W. w. Moore and chill
dren, who have been spending
month or more with relatives in Sa-
lem, left Saturday for their home
at .Hampden Sydney, Va. Misses
Carrie Shelton and Eta Shaffner &C
companied Mrs. Moore to spend a
few weeks.
The editor of the Martinsville
Bulletin says: "The Roanoke and
Southern material train now runs,
we learn. to the depot at Ridgeway.
Only ten more miles of track to lay
to reach Martinsville. Then we
shall pay q visit to Winston for the
first time since 1885,"
The First Baptist Sunday School
Sunday elected the following Off
Al
intendent, DIR. w. j. Conrad; assist
ant superintendent. j. T. Tyler; sec
ond assistant superintendent, j. T.
Valentine; secretary, j. r. Fletcher;
treasurer, J. S. Martin.
The city commissioners have pro-
vided for and ordered that Charles
Cane, fireman of the engine, and
Peter Adams, engine driver, shall
sleep at the fire engine house every
night. This is q very proper pro-
vision, and the arrangement is one
that should have existed long ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lehman, o.
Bethania, this county, Wednesday eel
ebrated the fiftieth anniversary of
their marriage. The event was a
happy one for the aged couple. A
number of relatives and friends were
present to tender congratulations
and wish them both many more hap
by years Of life.
Mr.. George R. Quincy, the clev-
or proprietor of Hotel Quincy, has
increased his accommodations for
the travelling pubIis. he has fitted
up tho house recently occupied by
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