The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-10

Misses Elolse Martin and Nellie
Webster went to Walnut Cove Sat
urday to visit their aunt, Mrs M
E Banner.
Thomas Camalt and wife, of Wash
ington, n. c., have been spending
several days with the family of Maj.
Samuel Smith.
Mrs G. d. McIver. of Greensboro, is
here visiting her mother, Mrs Samuel
Martin, who is quite sick at her home
on Fifth street.
Mr.. S. A. Moore. a prominent far
mer of Irisburg, Va, and Mr.. b. E.
Bolton, cigar manufacturer of Mar
tinsville, were in town this week.
Mrs A L Morgan and little daugh-
ter went to Asheyille last week to
spend several weeks with her mother,
who resides in that city.
Mrs. r A McCrary ard daughter,
Miss Lille, have gone to LlnW0Od and
Salisbury to spend several weeks with
relatives and friends.
Among the visitors to the Baptist
Association at WaughtOwn Thursday
We're Rev. a. l.. Belts and wife and
Miss Eula Hudson. Of Madison.
Robert W. Knight, who has been
member Of THE SENTINEL staff for
| several months, left Monday for
! Rockingham, Richmond county.
Miss Eliza Potter, of Wilmington,
who has been spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Patterson,
in West Salem, has returned home.
d. D. Shelton and family went to
Moore's Springs August 4th for
summer vacation. They were accom-
ioI A lnv
Biting.
Mrs Mamie Richardson and daugh
ter, Miss Harriet, who have been
spending several days with Mrs. J, A.
Richardson, returned to their home
near Madison.
Mrs J S Bassett, of Chapel Hill,
who has been spending the past
month with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
c H LeweIien, of this city, returned
home Friday.
Miss Bessie Williams and two little
Misses Saxon. Of Oxford. returned
home August 4th after Il months
visit to their grandparents, Mr. ard
Mrs q IL Lcwellen.
TIE SENTINEL. regrets to learn Of
| the illness Of its friend, DIR. L. a.
| BObbit. lie is at the home of his
brother-in-law, II. c. Ashcraft, on
| West Fourth sereet.
President c. D. McIver, of the State
| Female Normal School, Greensboro,
spent Sunday in Winston. He says
| that he has received about 400 appli
cations for the next session.
Rev B Turrentine and family left
Saturday for a months vacation,
which he expects to spend in and
around MorgantOn, among the noun
tains Of Western North Carolina.
Misses Katie Williams and Daisy
King, of Leaksville, after attending
the meeting at Waughtown. returned
home Sunday. They are said to be
the prettiest girls in Rockingham
county.
G. E. Pfohl, secretary and treasurer
of the Salem Female Academy, left
last week for an extended trip
| through South Carolina in the inter
est of this popular institution Of
learning.
J L Miller left Monday for
| Salisbury in response to a telegram
announcing the death Sunday of his
grandfather, John @. Miller, who was
81 years old. The deceased was only
i'll one day.
Rev. a. L. Belts and wife, of Madi
SON and d. +. King, of Leaksyille,
who have been attending the Pilot
Mountain Baptist Association at
Waughuown. returned to their reSpec-
| tive homes Sunday.
Fl B Goddin, who has been with
Dun's Mercantile Agency here for
| about four years, has accepted po-
sition IN the Chicago office, and will
leave for that city in a few days.
Mrs Goddin will accompany him.
Miss Minnie Turrentine, Of Chapel
Hill, who has been spending several
weeks with her brother, Rev S B Tur
rentine, on Liberty street, returned
to her home this morning. Miss
| Turrentine has made many warm
| friends during her stay in the city.
Messrs. Howard Rondthaler, James
T Lineback, S G Rogers, W T Spaugh,
| Jackson Parrish and Rev. j + McCuis-
| ton left on the n. w. road Tuesday
| for the Worlds Fair. Messrs.
| Rogers and Spaugh will also visit New
York and the Niagara Falls before re-
tlIprli homo