The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-03-29
AROUND TIE TWIN-ClTY
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
BAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
by Sentinel Representatives. Social
and General News.

Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
by scntinei Representatives. Social
and General News.
Eugene Vaughn's fine ST. Bernard
dog weighs $50 pounds.
-Tax-payers should read the an
nouncement in another column
Local b0ok-dealerS say there is IL
great deal of talk about Ships that
Pass in the Night"
"A license was issued Monday for
the marriage of James Garbrey, color
Ell, of Salem, To Addie SicWefs.
-Whilaker's bookstore will move
April 1st to the store on Third street,
between R0Senbacher Bros and Ash
craft and Owens
The rain Sunday morning inter
fered with the Moravian service on
thegraVe-yard. The service was held
at the church.
The advance agent Of Forepaugh's
circus WIS here making arrar g.
ments for the appearance of that
SHOW In WINSTON on May 1St.
The Union Grove Temperance Re-
form Club viii it, tue future admit
ladies to membership. Heretofore
only males have been admissible.
Mr.. Charles e. Crabtree, promi-
nent citizen OF Durham, WHO myster-
iuuSIy disappeared Il few days "gn, is d
brotherin-iaw Of Col. C. e, Webb, of
this city.
There will be gospel meetings
each night this week in the NJ ethodist
Protestant church at 1880. All de-
nominations are welcome to work and
worship In these meetings.
Quite a number of easter suck
eFs" congregated at Idols ferry, 81
the Yadkin river. Douthit's mill was
Usen az dancing hail and all day they
ripped the light fantastic keeping
time to the fiddle and banjo.
The public soup house is evidently
accomplishing good work IN relieY-
ing the poor. There we're 80 plates Of
soup and dozen Easter eggs served
TeIs is the largest number of cases
served since the house was established.
The Grand Lodge X. Of 2. will
meet in Winston in June next. The
session will close with d banquet and
excursion to BIT. Airy where the
Lodge has obtained option or attract
i've grounds where it is proposed ID
hold picnlcs annually.
-'Cheap John" Beard has two re-
les. One is d fax wheel made in 1919
by the father Of Edward LeighJ, OF
WaughtOwn. 4 flax itackle is also It.
tached. The second is Il pair OF brass
moulds for making pewter spoons.
They were used during the war.
Notwithstanding the wind
weather the Winston Blues No. 2
played match game OF baseball with
Keraersviile's first nine at the latters
place Monday afternoon. The Blues
were victorious, the score standing %
to 10 They will play another game
In Winston in about two weeks.
TIE SENTINEL is informed that
tAe White Sulpiler Spring and hotel
at Mt Airy have beer leased for this
season by Mr.. Wesley Brown, of that
place, and will be opened for summer
visitors about May 18th. Extensive
improvements are in progress about
the grounds and buildings. This p0r-
uIar summer resort bids fair TO receive
its full share Of patronage.
Mr.. Joseph Stockton says that
this Easter reminds him very much
of Christmas times. The only reason
given for this is that Saiem's eX-
mayor received an appreciative pres
ent today in the shape of a package Of
smoking tobacco 40 years old, raised
BY tho father Of Mr.. q. G. MeinuDg.
To the latter Mr.. Stockton is due
thanks for the nice present.