The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-06-08

Miss Bessie Hall left Monday
for Davidson College to attend the
commencement exercises.
Robert Gorrell and Glenn Williams
went to Chapel Hill to attend
the University commencement.
| Mrs. George Blum left Monday
for Kernersviile and Oak Ridge to
| visit relatives for few days.
| Mayor r. n. Haclxett and sister,
| Miss Florence, and Miss RamSeau, OF
| Wilkesboro, were in the city June lst.
Rev. and Mrs. Jarvis Buxton. who
| have been visiting in the city, left
| June 1st for their home in Lenoir.
Mrs Dr. Murphy, of Burlington,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. V. W. Long, has returned home.
Mr.. J. D. Langenour, with two sons
| and daughter, of Oakland, Cal, are
! visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
James NJ. Vaughn and John NJ. Cal
loway, Jr., of Madison, were number
| ed with the visitors to Winston this
week.
Mrs. J. S. Lloyd and two daughters
returned on the Monday train from
visit among relatives in Guilford
county.
Ernest Dalton and c. D. Ogburn
have gone South in the interest of
their respective tobacco manufacture
ing firms.
Judge Boyllin left Monday for
BTyson City to preside over Swaine
county court, which opens next Mon
day night.
Miss Mary Bell, of Ivor, Va, who
attended the last session of the VIM
stOn graded school, left last week
for her home.I
Messrs. A. G. MendenhalI, r. NJ.
Albright and Zeb Taylor came up
from Greensboro this morning to at
tend commencement.
Mrs. G.. w. Martin and daughter
Miss Lillian, of Madison, are visiting
the city the guests of J. NJ. Martin at
919 Brookston avenue.
Misses Sadie Biting, Sophia Brown,
Mamie Gray and Gertie Vaughn re-
turned on Saturdays train from
Miss Cary's School, Baltimore.
Mrs. ]. L Ludlow and children have
left for New Jersey. They
will spend the summer with relatives
in that State and Pennsylvania.
d. H. Browder went to Lynchburg,
Va, Saturday in response to tele-
gram announcing the death of his
sister, wife of Rev. w. I'll. Atwell.
This office received a call from Mr..
w r. Martin, of Winston, who was
summoned by the sickness of his sis
ter. Mrs Norman adkin Ripple,
3lst ult.
last week attending the commence
ment, went to Greensboro Saturday
afternoon. He drove his fine pair of
horses through the country
Bishop Rondthaler returned June
1st from Bethlehem, Pa, at which
place he attended the Northern Mo
ravian Synod. He reports his trip
pleasant and interesting.
Miss Florence Wade, of Bedford
City. Va, and Miss Bette Watkins,
of. Milton, n. c., visited Misses
Delphine and Bessie Carter, on West
Fourth street.
TIE SENTINEL may be had at the
following places: Metropolitan Ho-
tel and Ebbitt House, Washington:
Hotel, Salem, Va; Hotel Lee, Roam
Marlboro, Raleigh, sc, sc.
ing several days in Winston left
for her home in Reidsville She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Jennie Richardson, of Hopkinsville,
Ky.
Mrs. J. W. Fitzgerald and Mr.. Her
bert Miller, of Linwood, and Misses
Sue Lindsay, Annie and Carrie Beard,
of Kernersville, attended Sa-
lem Academy commencement, the
guests of Mrs. t. Fl. Pegram.
E. Reich writes from Moravia,
Iowa, that having been born and rails
ed in good old Salem he finds much of
interest in THE WESTERN SENTINEL
with which he is well pleased. He
sends remittance to pay up to April
%, 1894.