The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-01-18
GOING AND COMING
Home Felix's and VIsirors-Do You
Know Them?

n V Watkins went to Dennis Tues
| day morning.
L B Claiborne went to Walnut Cove
Tuesday morning.
Gustaf Bottiger, the architect, is in
Columbus. Ohio.
A E Holton, of Yadkinville, was in
the City last week.
Prof Whitaker, of Oak Ridge Insti-
tute, was here Saturday.
Miss Nora Sheetz has returned from
visit to West Virginia.
Geo W Watts and b N Duke re-
turned to Durham last week.
Mrs W B Allen left last week for
her new home in Huntsville, Ala.
Mrs Henry Kerner and children
went to KernersVille Friday night.
DR. and Mrs j B DeShazo, of Ridge
way, Va, spent Monday in the city.
Miss Mary Spaugh is visiting her
sister, Mrs q L Johnson, on Fourth
street.
Mrs r c overly, of Virginia, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs j W
Cannon.
Miss Emma Joyce, of Danbury, is
visiting Mrs L a Vaughn on Fifth
street.
Bishop 3ondthaler is out of bed
again after severe attack of La
Grippe.
Miss Mamie Gray returned to Balti-
more last week where she is attend
ing school.
Engineer e L Piper and wife, of
North WIlkesboro, went to Burllng-
ton Monday.
Mrs w n Reynolds and Mrs J L
Patterson went over to Mocksville
Monday to visit friends.
Miss E Galloway, of Reidsville,
who has been visiting in the city, re-
turned home last week.
Sc Stewart, of Daisy postuffice,
this county, has gone to East Bend to
enter the High school at that place.
A a Finley, of North Wilkesboro,
passed through the city Monday
going to the Eastern part of the
State.
The Landmark says that Misses
Banie and Mallie Watts will leave
Statesville week after next, for Win
ston to make their home with their
brother, E B Watts.
trip in the interest of his cigarettes
and smoking tobacco. He will visit
Texas. Louisiana and several other
States before returning.
WR Martin, Of East Bend, Yadkin
county, passed through this city last
week en- route for POughkeepSie, y Y,
where he goes to take bushes course
in The Eastman business college of
that place.
A A Johnson, of Roanoke, passed
through the city last Thursday en-
route for his home at Buck Shoals in
response to telegram announcing the
dangerous illness of his father, L g
Johnson, of that place.
The Newbern Journal says: A W
Chandler, of Winston, arrived last
night. He is investigating with a
view of establishing branch house
of the Standard Music Company, of
Winston here, OF which he will be in
charge.
Capt a Il CanSey, who was cOnduc-
tor on freight train between Green's
bOro and North WilkesborO, a few
years ago, passed through the city
Monday on his return home from
Wilkes county. He is now conductor
on the Georgia Pacific road.
T f Williamson came in Thursday
from Southern trip in the inter
est of his tobacco business. On last
Tuesday he sustained quite a painful
injury while boarding a train at a
Southern station. A sudden jerk
of the train threw him backward
and resulted in quite a severe wrench
of his spinal column. Mr.. William
sons condition is somewhat i'm
proved.
W H Renegar, of Yadkin county,
spent Thursday in the city. He went
to Greensboro Friday morning to look
after his 100 gallons of whiskey- which
the revenue officers captured a few
weeks ago. Mr. Renegar says that he
has not been advised how he had
violated the reyenueslawS. He says
he proposes to have the spirits bonded
and then sold. He will stand the
government law suit if it is neces-
sary.