The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-24
AROUND THE TWINCITY,
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD
by Sentinel Representatives-Soc
and General News.

Mrs r. NJ Gotten, of Reidsville, is
visiting in<the city.
., The SENTINEL regrets to learn OF
'He Illness of Mr.. George w. Hinshaw.
J. S. Marsh, of Greensboro. has
accepted a clerkship at Hotel Jones.
? Miss Jessie Smith, Of Elizabeth, n.
j.. is visiting the Misses Shaffrer in
Salem
Our Lutheran friends hope to have
their handsome church completed by
Easter.
Marian Rumor has it that two
marriages are to take place in Salem
on February 18th.
Miss EVE Lambe returned Sltur day
night from visit to relatives and
friends in Raleigh.
We continue to grow city-like.
Street carriages are now running.
They meet the trains.
The Greensboro Record has it
that Solicitor Marshal Mott wants to
be Railroad Commissioner.
Rev. S. d. Stamey, the new pas
tor OF Burkhead church, is "A years
old, instead OF 80, as stated some time
ago.
Mrs. Sallie Cumby died Sunday
of Winston, at the advanced age of 81
years.
DR.. W. c. Galloway, formerly of
this city, has been elected President
# Grace church Epworth League, at
Wilmington.
y -Messrs William and James Rob
bins, who moved to Raleigh recently,
have formed o-partneTshlp there
with Mr.. Norris in the mercantile
kbuslness-
-Revs. S. Z. Conrad aud J. L. Jen-
kinS are considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of starting a paper, to be called THE
Evangelist" 1t will be nOn-sec-
tartan.
Mr.. ]. T. Hire, formerly resident
Of Winston, was married Jan. 18th
Miss Addie +. Stockton, at the resi-
dence of Mr. Israel kerner, in kerners-
vile, Rev. John III. Totten, otficiating
The Liberty Tobacco Works Com
pauy has been Incorporated. Mr., l..
w. Pegram is president; G. J. O'Brien,
vice-president and general manager;
HilIiard Lyman, secretary and treas
urer.
Mr.. G. w. Knott, of Forsyth coun-
ty, raised two large ears OF corn that
contained 1854 full-siZed grains.
4 This would keep chicken pecking
= for some time, says the adkln
Ripple.
T. B. Bailey and two daughters, of
Mocksville, passed through Winston
last Monday en- route for Baltimore.
He takes one of his daughters there
for treatment in the Johns. Hopkins
hospital.
County Commissioners Bailey and
Linville are revising the property OF
the MOravian church as listed for tax
alton This is done in order that the
Sheriff may know what is taxable and
what is not.
The City Fathers of Winston will
begin the extension of the water
mains as soon as the weather becomes
favorable. The first work, it is I'M
derstOod, will be done on West
Fourth and North Liberty streets.
Frank Brown, one of Winston's
live merchants, has let the contract
for the enlargement of his store. A
brick arch will be built across the al
Isl and his office moved farther back.
T e interior of his store will also be
re. ainted.
THE SENTINEL learns from a
private letter received here :hat
III Is pIOOdOlC GAO Jug h1hNP
herd, of the Supreme Court. will soon
become a citizen of Winston, and will
become associated with ore of our
leading law firms.
Rev. H. G Bowen will preach his
farewell sermon as pastor of the
Christian church on Sunday, January
9th. He expects TO leave for his new
if1eld. of labor, in Savannah, Ga, on
eThursday evening, Jan. 31st. His
family will follow him about Febru-
airy 18th.
Mr.. J. L. Jones has purchased an
other 6ne mich cow. He now has
four and they are all beauties. He
says that he is now prepared to supply
his guests at Hotel Jones with the
best milk and butter to be found any
where Mr.. Jones is hustler and
never tires in his efforts to please his
partrons,
The marriage of Miss Addie Miller
and Mr. JOHN Robinson was solemn
lied at $50 p. m. Jan. II at the home of
the brides father, on Marshall street,
Salem. Only a few relatives and
friends witnessed the nuptiais. Bish-
/ OPP Rondthaler performed the cere-
and Mrs. Robinson will
DO lrd fora while with Mr.. William
SJultZ.
MIR. WILLIAMsON'S ACCIDENT.