The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-12-28
GOING AND COMING.
Home Folks aud Visitors-Do You
Know Them

Miss Nellie Blair, of Wilkes5oro, is
visiting In the city.
w Hasten, of Kernersyille, was
was here Thursday.
Mr. Charles Bahnson, of Pennington,
was In the city Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs G Miller returned
from Richmond Tuesday.
e r Anis went to Oxford to spend
christmas with his parents.
John Hanes, Jr., is off on a Christ
mas hunt in Davie county.
J G Buxton and family have gone to
Lenoir to spend Christmas.
Mrs Geo Starr and children, of
Reldsville, are visiting relatives here.
Prof L M II Reynolds will spend
the holidays at his home in Archdale.
Mrs Fred n Day and children have
gone to Oxford to spend the holidays.
J G Hackett and FL L Green, of
Wllkesboro, spent Tuesdaynight in the
city.
Ell e Hartman and family have gone
to Lexington, S. c., to spend the holt
days.
T B Finley and wife, of North
Wilkesbo were in the city last
week.
Miss Sallie Watkins, o. Wilkesboro,
will spend the holidays in the Twin
City.
W A Shore, THE SENTINELs fore.
man, spent Christmas in Yadkin
county.
Prof I'll Smith has gone to the
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holidays.
Postmaster Bodenhamer, of ker-
nersville, was one OF Ninston's visit
ors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Clement Manley went
to Newbern, their old home, to spend
Christmas.
Rev w w Moore aud family, of
Hampden Sydney, Va, are visiting
relatives in Salem.
MR. II Nichols has gone to Virgin
ia for the holidays. Mrs. Nichols is
visiting in Reidsville.
Miss Sophia Clement, of Mocksville,
spent Friday in the city and re-
turned home at night.
Jeth Hall and Morrison Brown
came up from Davidson College TO
spend their vacation.
Mis-. Dusca Pass, pupil at the
Academy, went to MockSyille to
spend tue holidays.
L Casper, book-keeper for W B
Ellis & Co., is off on ten days busi-
ness trip to New York.
Misses Cora and Eva Quincy, Lille
Masten and PatLie SummerelI went
tn a r. ut to n ifrh
j f Hargraye and w G Penny, of
Lexington, were numbered among
Winston's visitors Tuesday.
JB Mcfarland, Of Lafayette Mill
tary Institute, Fayetteville, is in the
city. He will spend several days here.
Thomas Clark and wife of Fremont,
n. c., passed through the city Fri
day enroute for Elkin to visit rela-
tiveS.
Miss Mary Williams came in
from Northern cities to spend the
holidays with her mother at Panther
Creek.
Charles Shelton came in Thursday
from Baltimore to spend the holt
days with his mother on Cherry
street.
Miss Leota Reed left on Friday even
ing's train for MocksviIle to spend the
holidays with her sister, Mrs. DR.. An
derson.
DR. A P Davis, Of Salem, returned
Friday from Baltimore Medical
college, to spend the holidays with his
brother.
Miss LESSEE Alspaugh is at home,
from Randolph Macon college, Lynch
~ r 1,
her parents.
Deputy Marshal II L Foard and
family went over to the old home
place in Dayie county Saturday to
spend Christmas.
Miss Cora Coles, of Wilkesboro. and
student of the Salem Academy
went home Saturday to spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mrs W Trogden, of North Wilkes
boro, has gone to Greens boro to spend
abe holidays with her parents, Col
ind Mrs NJ Winstead.
Miss Mamie Gray is at home from
Baltimore to spend the Christmas
holidays Miss Gray has been attend
ing private school in that city.
Misses Mamie Wood and Mary Wi
ley came up from the State Normal
and Industrial School last week to
spend the holidays with their par
entS.
r NJ Cox, " e Goolsby, j L Poin-
dexter, S E Styers and L A Myers
| came up Dec. 22nd from Oak Ridge
| Institute to spend the holidays with
| relatives and friends.
Mis-. Emma Rollins, of Ashcville, is
| visiting friends in Salem. Miss Rol-
Inns was member of the class of 81,
| Salem Female Academy, and has d
| large cirle OF admirers here.
| Miss Katherine Evans, a teacher in
the National Conservatory Of Music,
| New York, is visiting Miss Laura
Lemly. Miss Evans taught in the
Salem Academy for three years.
Mr. L Parks, of Statesville, who
was married on the Goth to Miss Grace
Hubert, of Macon, Ga, passed
| through the city last week en-
route for Wilkes, his native county.
Ed Stockton, of Manchester Machine
Shops, came in Dec. 23rd TO spend The
holidays with his parents in Salem.
His brother, Ill E Stockton, of Ben
| nettsville, S. c., arrived here Saturday