The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-06-20
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE.
Coming and GoipRi Of Friends and
Strangers.


jeff Hall is home from Davidson
College
Mrs. James Robbins, Of Raleigh, il
visiting in the city.
| Miss Blanche Gum is visiting rela
! tives at Rural Hall.
| Postmaster Flemming, Of Donnaha
| Was in the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r Amis went tC
| Basic City, Va, Saturday.
Editor and Mayor Hendren, oil
| Elkin, spent Sunday in the city.
| L NJ. Swink went to Danbury Tues
| day to look after some legal business
Miss Hcndren, Of Newbern. is
| visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Mar
tin.
IT. Montague and family have gone
to Morehead City to spend a few
i, weeks.
Mrs. w. c. Crist went to Newbern
| Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. +;
E. Hege.
Prof. J. L. Ludlow left Saturday
! evening for Alabama to do some civil
| engineering work.
Miss Eva Miller has returned from
| a delightful visit to Miss Lola Cara
way, at Greensboro.
G.. w. Hinshaw went to Raleigh
| Tuesday to consult DR.. Lewis in re-
| gard to his eye-sight.
| J. S. Ingram. of Reidsville, who has
| been visiting in the city, returned
| home Sunday morning.
J. J. Van Noppen, formerly Of Dur
| ham, is now selling the weed for the
| r. j. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Mrs. A. E. George and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, of Wanonda, Va, are
visiting at Capt. ]. E. Gilmer's.
Mrs. DR.. J. L. johnson, of Union
Cross, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Fl. w. FoltZ, on Liberty street.
L. B. Rrlckenstein went to Green's
boro this morning to connect the
county Jail with the city sewer.
e l.. Gather and t. B Bailey, of
Mocksville, were in Winston Tuesday
looking after some legal business.
T. A Dean and A. w. Peddicord
went to Elkin Tuesday to work on
II. G.. Chatham's handsome residence.
Mrs. R. B. Glenn and children left
Tuesday for Knoxville and Jones'
willie. Tenn, to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Abbie Caldwell, OF Winston,
who has been visiting at Mr.. A. M :.
9Oung's, left eSterday.-Charlotte
Observer.
D. &. Burton will go to Moore's
Springs, Stokes county, this week, to
spend some time in the interest of
his health.
Mr.. t. r. Goode and little daugh-
ter, of Bedford City, Va, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Goode, on Craw
ford avenue.
Messrs. Calvin and Houston Gran
field, of Yadkin county, left here this
morning for New Castle, Ind, where
they go to reside.
L. d. Robinson, of WadesboIo: r.
L. Pickett, of Hight Point, and II. G.
Keyley, of Mebane, were registered at
Hotel Jones today.
Mrs. S. D. Stamey returned Satur-
day evening from Roaring River,
Wilkes county, where she went to at
tend the funeral of her sister.
Capt. Hawkins says he is row COM
fortably dOmiciled at MOcksville and
ne hopes he will not have to move
away from there again for many years
to come.
Superintendent w T. Whitsett, Of
Farview Institute, Guilford county,
was in the city today and placed an
advertisement for his school in the
WESTERN SENTINEL.
Mrs. L. Enix died at her home six
miles below Salem at 1890 last night
at the age of 81 years. The deceased
was sick only few hours. She was
sister of Mrs. John Thomas, of Salem.
Prof J. J. Blair eft last week for a
trip to Europe. He was Joined at
Greensboro by his brother, d. H.
Blair. They sailed from New York
on Saturday. They will visit Germany,
Switzerland and France.
James w. Sneed, who held the
position of clerk before the ZinZen-
dorf was burned, has accepted a like
position at the Park hotel in Raleigh.
He has been with the Benbow in
Greensboro for the past two years.
Geo. Starr was here this morning.
He resided in Winston for some time
after leaving Greensboro, then at
Reidsville. Asked this morning where
he resided he said nowhere didn't
have any home. All the same he was
fat as usual-fat as match Green's
boro Record.