The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-03-29
EASTER VISITORS.
Home Folks and Vlsitors-Do You
Know Them?

I Miss Matte Clark, of Danville, is
visiting in the city.
p. Ii. nanes returned Satur ,ay
| from a business trip.
| Editor Foy, of the Danville Star,
| spent Sunday ia the city.
Jno. Penn and White Blair, of Mar
| tinsViile, were here Monday.
Miss Minnie knight, of Oak Ridge
was in the city Saturday.
a. II. Ellcr has returned from Surry
court and other points.
Miss Mamie Blackburn, of Green's
| b0rU, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. L. w. Hnyck, of Rochester, N.
Y, is visiting her son, Mr.. d. L.
uuyck.
Miss Nettie Baldwin, of Huntsville,
! is visiting Mrs. Ii. Montague on Cher
| ry street.
/ Miss Mamie Ballinger, of Guilford
| College, spent Easter in the city
| with friends.
Mrs Sarah Bunch, of Oak Ridge, is
| visiting her sister, Mrs Geo. Blum, on
! Liberty street.
Miss Lille Franklin returned to
| the State Normal and Industrial
| School Monday.
| Miss Rebecca Schenck, of Green's
| bero, IS visiting Mrs. III. n. William
son on Fifth street.
Jailcr Ziglar returned from Surry
court Saturday. He brought Alex
Rose back with him.
Miss Maggie Poindexter, of Green's
borO Female College, spent Easter
with her parents here.
Miss Marie Nisbet, Of Macon. Ga,
is visiting the family of Maj. John 6.
Young, West Fifth street.
Maj and Mrs. W. M. Gillian, Of
DanTille, Va.,spent Easter with their
| daughter, Mrs. John a. Brown.
Mrs. O. e. George, of Wenonda, Va,
! is here spending Easter with the fam
lily of J. e. Gilmer on Cherry street.
Misses Mary and Caddie Whiting
ton and Minnie Blackburn, OF Green's
b0ro, spent Easter with friends here.
Miss Mary Wiley, of the State Nor
nal School, Greensboro, spent Easter
with her mother, on Spruce street.
John Clendenin, Greensboro bach
eior, spent Sunday in the city. The
Record says he came to see his best
girl.
r. J. Holland, of DanviIle, Va, is
spending Easter in the city the guest
of Messrs. Keen s. Boatwright, at Ho-
tel Phoenix.
Miss jamie Wood, daughter of
Judge NJ Is Wood, Of Bristol, Tenn,
is visiting Miss Fannie Williamson on
Fifth street.
Miss Alice Williams, Of Martins
vile, spent Easter here with friends.
She returned to the State Normal
School Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Flora Brown, of White Sui
pier Springs, Mt. Airy: is visiting in
the city, the guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Mar
tin, 9l9 Brookston avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kersey and son
Samuel, Of Greensboro, are in the
city the guests of her daughter, Mrs.
Capt. S. Johnson, East Winston.
J. e. stagg, of Gray Stone, N. G., is
in the city, the guest of his brother,
Capt. w. L. Stagg. Mr.. Stagg is
stockhalder in the West End Hotel s.
Land Co.
r. e. Transeau, Of Bethania, pass
ed through the city Saturday re-
turning home from business trip.
He reports no improvement in bust
ness. The general impression hOwev-
or is that financial matters will grad
ually improve.
z II. Ray, who has been travelling
for the Red Elephant Tobacco works,
will leave this week for Texas to
represent the Brown Tobacco Co., of
st Louis. Mo. His territory will be
Texas and portion of California.
Ed. is fine salesman.
Col. Webb returned to the city Mon
day. He says the alligator crop in
Florida has been cut short by the
Easter frost. This he thinks will
prove great loss to Col. Biting who
has fine orange and alligator farm in
the land Of sunshine and orange
groves.
Editor and Postmaster Deal, of
WilkesborO, spent Sunday and Mon
day in the city. Bob believes mar
riage is failure" and he practices
what he breaches through his cosmo-
politan weekly. He is not satisfied
with being editor and postmaster, but
has decided to establish bookstore
and news stand for the benefit of the
Wilkes people who object to reading
home newspapers.