The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-22
AROUND THE TWIN-CiTY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
bySentineI Representatives. .
and General News.


Miss Katie Starr is visiting friend
in High Point.
Mrs. c. r. Brown, of Greensboro,
visiting friends here.
Local sportsmen are Smelling
the woods and old HeldS.
p. HI. Hanes left Monday night TO
Texas to look after business interests
Miss Emma Boggs, of Augusta. Ga.
is visiting her brother, Gen. w. r
Boggs.
There will be no sales of tobacco
at any of the warehouses on Thanks
giving Day.
No fire works this year, boys
The Winston Aldermen have said So
and they mean it.
James Alspaugh left for Rocky
Mount Monday night to work for the
Wrought Iron Range Co,
-Messrs. Lineback and Hunter, Of
this county, are building new church
for the MethodistS at East Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Paul, OF
Columbus, O., who have been visiting
their SON, A. B. Paul, returned home
Tuesday.
Counterfeit 10 cent pieces are float
ing around Look out for them-but
be careful you do not turn down any
coed ones.
THE SENTINEL regrets to hear OF
the failing health of Mr.. j. S Miller.
He is suffering from something like
Bright's disease.
-TobaccOnists say that this years
crop of the weed is very little better
ic
some brighter but has poor body
The special term of court for Fur
syth opens next Monday. Judge Bat
tie will preside. The Dece -hber term
1.-TWO weeks will open the Monday fol-
lowing.
Is it Indian summer, or is the ha-
zy atmosphere caused by the forest
fires now raging in Alabama. 1t has
been little too windy for Indian
summer.
The SENTINEL learns that Sheriff
Chas NJ. Griffith. of Davidson, who
was defeated at the recent election,
will move back to his farm in Arcadia
township.
The SENTINEL learns that J. ST OF
Taylor, who was defeated for sheriff
of Stokes, has decided to eLgdgedn
the tobacco manufacturing. business
at Danbury.
The crOpof mast this season is the
smallest in u great many years. The
persimmOn crop is almost as small.
The great frost and freeze late last
April cut off the acorns.
About one-fourth the amount re-
uuired for the work OF the Young
Mems Christian Association for the
present fiscal year was raised at the
union services Sunday night.
Supt. Hippey, of the n. s. w. road,
T. L. Terry, of Roanoke, anda party
of Pennsylvania spOrtsmen game over
from Roanoke TO Pine Hall Monday
to hunt birds and other game.
-Nessrs. W. A. and T. r. Cooper.
of this city, have purchased the mar
BILE and granite works Of Dir. L. w.
Durham. of Raleigh, and will move
their works from here to the Capital
City.
1t is intimated that there is a
probability OF an exchange of fields OF
labor between Presiding Elders Car
raway and Cunninggim, of the Wins
ton and Raleigh districts, respec-
tively.
Miss Olivia V. Starr, daughter
of our townsman, Mr.. S. Starr, who
left Winston for England few years
since, was married on Nov. 18th to
Mr.. Frank Foote, of Tunbridge Wells.
England.
While playing a "rough-and-tum-
ble'' game of football Friday after
noon with a crowd OF boys, Clinton
Miller had the misfortune to break
his right thigh. The bone was shatter-.
: ed in several places.
Mr.. John f. Marshall and Miss
Carrie NJ. Huff, of Middle Fork town
ship, were united in marriage last
Sunday at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. Jordan Huff. Rev. Sam1
Woosley performed the ceremony.
The Salem Home Sunday school is
arranging to give an interesting
Christmas entertainment. The pro-
grams have already been printed.
The large stereoptican will be used to
illustrate with the customary fine
effect.
Mr.. Albert L. Coble, of States
vile, who was recently elected Judge
of that district, married Miss Garry
L. Patterson, daughter of the late
Rufus l.. Patterson, of Salem, and
granddaughter OF the late Governor
Morehead.
THE SENTINEL hears that one of
Winston's young men is to wed one OF
Roanoke's fair daughters. The event
is to take place about one week before
Christmas. Mr.. Frank Hudson and
Miss George Crane are the names of
the contracting parties.
The Methodist Pratestants of
North Carolina have established pa
per in Greensboro which will be the
organ of that denomination in this
State. The paper is under the edito-
rial management of Rev. j. f. McCul-
loch. Its name is Our Church Record
and the first number has just, ap-
peared.
Mrs. j. Gilmer Kerner, (Reuben
Rink was thrown from her cream
riding horse Monday afternoon, at
Kernersville, while in the act OF
mounting, and received an injury in
her ankle, which her physician says
will probably place her on crutches
for months.
Chairman W. T. Spaugh of the Y
: M. G. A. entertainment committee an
nOunces that the grand concert to bt
given by the Salem Female Academy
complimentary to the Association
members will be held on Friday, Nov
Both, and advises all the boys to a
once "make date" for this extra oc
casiOn.
u. A. Dean, who has been witt
Senseman Sc BrIckenstein for the pas
seven years, has accepted a position
with William A. Tottle & Co., Balti
more, Nd Mr.. Dean is clever younl
man and popular salesman. Hewil
travel North and South Carolina ant
Virginia. He will sell wood and vii
low ware.
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