The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-05
GOING And COMING
HONS Folks and V1i4;5ors~Dd 1on
Know Them?

T.. 3. Jones spent Sunday in Green's
borO.
Percy Masten went to MCcksvillc on
business this morning.
Rev. 2. J. Carraway returned this
morning from ThOmasyille.
Jno. Marler is off on trip in the
interest of Gilmer, Marler & Co.
Mr.. George w Kittelle is expected
to return from New York tomorrow.
Ed Ciinard went ur to Wilkesboro
tits morning for Il short business
trip.
Z. l.. Hughes and mother, of Reds
vile, arrived here this morning. They
expect to make this their home.
Mrs. w ?. Lindley, Of Cane Creek,
Chatham county, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. 5. J. Lambe, on Chestnut street.
Mr.. c.. B. Watson continues to I'M
prove, THE SENTINEL is pleased to
learn. lie is now able to be up in his
room.
Gen. ROggs ard daughter, Miss
Edith, returned Sunday from Augusta,
Ga, where they went several days ago
TO attend tile marriage of relative.
Miss Cora Hendrix and mother, of
Kernersville, arrived here this morn
ing. Miss Hendrix and Mrs. J. R..SLu-
art will open a millinary store ina the
VI lSon building on Main street.
R r. Glenn went down to Green's
bOFo this morning to attend the Fed
eral Court, Mr: Glenn Informed
SENTINEL reporter that the docket
for the present session was the largest
in the history of the court.
Samuel I. Vance, who has been
manager for MeSsrS Spach Bros, in
North Winston, for the past few years,
left yesterday for Walnut Cove to ac-
cept a similar position with the Wal
nut Cove Lumber Company.
Capt. Igelstrmm left this morning
via the Norfolk & Western road for
an extended tour to New Orleans and
various points in Texas. lie will give
a number of fencing exhibitions while
lie is away. Mail addressed to him at
Winston will receive prompt atten-
tion.
Mrs Flora Brown, of Mount AIRY,
who has been in the city for the past
few weeks, the guest Of Mrs. ]. M.
Martin, West Winston, went down to
Pine Hail this morning to pay visit
to Mrs. Maj. Anderson, of that place.
While here she engaged a number of
Springs Hotel which she will open for
guests about May 18th.
Tuesday, April 81
G. \. Hege is in New York.
r. II. King. Esq, of Greensboro, is
in the city today on business.
j. @. Buxton is in Greensboro today
in attendance upon the Federal Court
r. S. Daniels is located here talking
life insurance to Winston-Salem peo-
pie
Clement Manly went down to Raj
efgh this morning for short profess
sional trip.
J. J. Holder, of New Jersey, is
spending several weeks in this section
with relatives.
J. r. Lewellyn, OF Dobson, passed
through Winston last evening en-
route for Greensboro to attend the
Federal Court.
Messrs. Keen s. Bcatwright return
ed this morning from business trip
to Danville, Va.
Miss Minnie Turrentine, of Orange
county. is visiting her brother. Rev.
). =. Turrentine.
John Taylor went up the Wilkes
bGro road this morning on a business
trip in the interest of MesSrs. Vaughn
& Co.
j. @. Fagg went down to Greensboro
| this morning to answer an indictmen
for cOunGerfeiting in the Fedora
court.
A. G. Ricand, a prominent lawyer
Of Wilmington was in the city today.
He returned via the n. & w. road at
IL o'clock.
Miss Bcaulah Barrier, Of Salisbury,
| returned to the Salem Academy this
| morning. She went home to spend
| Easter.
Mrs. s. T. Neal and children went
to Lexingtc q last night to visit friends.
| Mr.. Neal went to Greensboro to at
| tend Federal Court.
W. J. Wolff, travelling salesman for
| Brown'Bros. Manufacturing Company,
| left this morning for a business trip
to northern cities.
| e. 3. Jones went down to Green's
! bOrO this forenoon on business con-
| nected with the counterfeiting cases
10 De heard before the Federal court
! this week.
| Mrs. Joseph Fischesser and family
| returned this morning from Charlotte
where they went for the interment of
| her late husband. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. FOrtman.
Mr.. J. p. Linville, son of Mr.. r. S.
| Liuville, county commissioner, is now
| located at Sch1rZ, New. He says
| there is more snow there than in
| North Carolina but the temperature
| is very little cooler
| J. S. Grogan went to Raleigh last
| night to attend the Supreme Court
| There are only three cases to come I'D
| from this district at this term-State
| VS.. Lee: Fulp VS.. r. & S. r. r. Co.
and Long rs. Insurance Co.
A. Y. Nash left this morning for g
visit to his parents at Callaway's Va
| Ee will return in about month. Mr.
| Nash did the proper thing by leaving
an order for the SENTINEL to pay its
| daily visits to post him on current
| events.
"A new tenement house in the sub
urbs of East Winston, owned by Jane
Foust, coiored, was destroyed by fire
last night. The building was unoccu
pied and the belief is that it was set
| on fire. The owner is said to be in
Washington City. The house was Sc
| far from the water mains that the fire
companies did not turn out.
Winston-Salem Mortuary Report.
There were % deaths in Winston
during March-6 whites and II col
oFed. During the same month last
year there were 10 Deaths white.
and Is c0lored. During March, 1894