The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-01-25
GOING AND COMING
Home Folks and VIsifors-DO Yon
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RIB Stone and family went to Ro-
anoke Saturday.
Mr. r e Transeau. of Bethania, was
here last week.
Rev E Poe came up Saturday
from Kernersyille.
Mrs Payne. of Rural Hall, is in the
city visiting relatives.
Miss Blanche Holt, of Rocky Mount,
arrived here last week TO enter Salem
Academy.
Hon E Jones went up to Taylors-
vile Saturday TO attend court for
few days.
Miss Minnie Brown, of Statesville,
is visiting Miss Carrie Shelton on
Cherry street.
Rev P Carraway went up to Boon
terly meeting.
Mr. Fl Fitzhugh who was with L T
Williamson x Co, has gone back to
Garysburg, Va.
HR Starbuck and family have re-
turned from a visit to relatives IN
South Carolina.
II Foote went up to Roaring
River Saturday to spend a few
days with relatives.
II Pierce has left on a
Southern business trip in the interest
OF Hodgin Bros. & Lunn.
Mrs W W Barber returned Sat-
urday to Wilkesboro after spending
several days here, the guest of Mrs Il
B Glenn.
Wiley Gibson is in the city. He is
now resident of Granville county
and has become a full-pledged tiller OF
the soil.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Chisman, of Pine
Hall, who have been visiting their
daughter at the Academy, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs Elizabeth Payne who has been
visiting here for the past few days re-
turned to her home at Rural Hall
Monday morning.
Mrs James Smith, of Walnut Cove,
sister of Mrs Samuel Wall, of Win
ston, is critically i'll. Mr. and Mrs
Wall went up to see her.
Capt Jim Weaver, conductor on the
Wilkesb oro road, has gone to Colds
boro to relieve Capt Witherspoon of
his onerous duties. Capt Weaver will
take charge of Capt Fry's train.
Messrs Owen and William Leibert,
of Bet hlehem, Pa, are visiting in
Salem, the guests of L B Bricken-
stein. The former is az uncle and the
latter nephew of Mrs Brickenstein.
n G Hunt is again a citizen of Win
stOn. He has accepted position
with Messrs Walker Bros; tobacco
manufacturers. Mr. Hunt has been for
several months engaged in the tobacco
business at Salisbury.
Rev Max Hark, d D, Chancellor of
the Bethlehem, Pa, Chautauqua,
Pres. of the Ladies Seminary and
President Of Board of Trustees of the
Moravian Theological Seminary, ar
rived here last week.
Miss Mary Kenau, daughter of Dr..
Kenan, of the Southwest Insane Asy-
lum, Marion, Va, is stopping with
her cousin, Mrs. Geo. A. BoOzer, in
Salem, while on visit to her grand
mother. Mrs. Cramer.
Mr Douglas China, of Sumter. S g.,
was here yesterday, returning home
after weeks sOjourn in Winston.
Charlotte formerly held some attrac-
zion for Mr. China, but Winston has
the magnet now.-Chariotte Observer.
Mr. S w Gentry, a tobacco manu-
facturer of Mt Airy, n G, was in town
Thursday and did not fail to remem-
Der his friend, Mr. j A Wall, and to
show his appreciation of The SENTI-
MEL. His name adds another to the
list of SENTINEL readers at Mt. Airy.
Judge Bynum passed up Friday
ing from business trip to Charlotte.
The Judge is now back to first princi-
pals, having laid aside the judicial
ermine and engaged in agricultural
pursuits, He is cultiyating the old
Bynum homestead near Germanton
comprising more than 200 acres, of
which the Judge is proprietor.
Col. Z. W. Foster, Mrs. Foster and
Master Dan Russell Foster, of Will
mington, took berths on the State of
Texas one night last week for the pur-
pose of taking an extended trip
through the West Indies. Among
other places they will visit will be
Turks Island, SANTANA Bay and ports
in San Domingo and Cuba, including
the city of Havana. They will re-
turn by way Of Charleston or New
York. Mrs. Foster is the daughter of
Mr.. W. H. Hall, of Salem.