The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-04-15
AROUND THE TWIN CITY.
NUTRIENT LOCAL EVENTS OF
THE DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered by
The SentineI's Representatives
Social and General News
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MI. JESSE II RSS Is nav lux hIiC CSi
dence now occupied by Mr.. d. Rich re-
painted.
Work is progressing rapidly on
Mr. D Rich's new residence on Liber-
ty street.
Considerable work is being done
on the graves in the Cemetery y
graveyard.
Walter FOUGHT is at home. He
will go To Linviile the first Of May to
clerk 10 hotel
BY special act of the late legisla-
ture, Sheriff Bnyer has been refunded
1925, pa into the State Treasury by
mistake.
1t is said that every horse and
vehicle in the several liv5ry stables
il Winston-Salem have been engaged
for next Monday.
A Salem officer caught white
girl stealing fl Iwers in the MoraVlau
graveyard Sunday evening. The OF
ficer declined to give her name.
Bear in mind that the University
G zee and Mandolin Club will give
CONCERT, next Monday night, at the
ArmUry, for the benefit OF the Hos
pital
-Barnum & BAiley's big show will
give Winston-Salem the go-by this
year. 1t will only exhibit at two
places in the State Greensboro and
Charlotte.
Eek Sheriff Fogle is wrestling with
another attack of pneumonia He
was taken sick last Friday The at
tack is not thought TOTE as serious as
the first one.
"A letter from Raleigh says Mr.. ].
~ I'm mr.
vate secretary, is very anxious to visit
Winston. his former home. He may
come up E tster.
Licenses were issued Monday for
two marriages Ernest Sheppard to
Lizzie r rbsrson, of Salem; WIN g.
Robbins, of Walkertown, to Sarah
Reed, of Salem
Revenue officers D wis and Smith,
who killed Bob and Banner Jordan,
at KernervillP, last year. were acquit-
ted in the Federal Court at Green's
bOrO last week.
Mrs Joseph Cox died at 2:3O Mon
day afternoon at her home on Main
street Salem The sympathy of the COM
munity is extended to the bereaVed
young husband.
Architect Milburn has the con-
tract to furnish the plans for SAC. 600
courthouse, to be built at Brunswick,
Ga. This makes 80 cOurthOuses he
has drawn plans for.
There are 300 pages of acts of
the last Legislature, and OF these
2.100 pages have been indexed and
sent to the public printers and 400
pages more are ready.
The Slater Industrial School, for
the education of cOlOred people, near
East Salem, is TO have new home
1t will cost $40 900. Work on 1t is to
begin at an early date.
Mr.. W. c Briggs, who invented
the Briggs Cigarette Machine, is at
work on another tobacco machine.
Mr.. Briggs is fine machinist, and an
inventive genius, as we'll.
Mrs. Henry Hartman died near
Maple Springs last Friday and was
buried Saturday evening in Liberty
graveyard She was 81 years old and
had been sick Is months.
Postmaster Wilson has pair of
wild geese which friend sent him
from the Eastern part Of the State.
They can be seen in his yard, corner
Main and Second streets.
Mrs. Monroe, the author of the
German Reformation and the Scot
fish ReformaLion, both Of which have
been given -f1ere is now arranging
the wesley Reformation
The Interstate Telephone Co. has
very generously donated one OF their
phones to the Y. M. Z. A which is
duly appreciated. Subscri6ers will
please add to their lists No. 3.
THE SENTINEL acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to the Easter
y
Refreshments will be served by the
ladies of The Hospital Association.
Remember the grand excursion to
Roanoke, on Easter Monday, under
the auspices of the Jr. o. U. A. M.
For particulars, read the advertise
ment now running in THE SEFTINEL,
One of Winstor's horse traders
says he began business short time age
by exchanging a pocket knife for q
'splug." He now owns an interest in
two horses, two mules and one pony
The new Methodist Protestant
church at Maple Springs has been
- paid for. 1t is good building, 40 by
so feet. The church will be dedica
ted in May. Rev. Mr.. Poe is pastor.
About fifteen Winston-Salem PEG
pie attended services at Crews school
house Sunday afternoon. Rev. w. M
Curtis conducted the service. A new
church will probably be erected ther'
this year.
MIR. Crude" Shut died Sunda
at his home four miles below Salem
on Lexington road He was 40 years oil
The funeral service was to be held a
Pleasant Fork at 4 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. P R. ,Lambe has purchase
the II. A. Hester residence aud store
house just beyond the terminus q
Liberty street. Mr.. Lambe will OF
cupy the dwelling and rent the store
house. He will move this week.
The State Printers have finish
ed the road laws for the counties O
Cherokee and Union, and forwarde
them to Raleigh. All the printin
for the College of Agriculture an
Mechanic Arts will hereafter be don
in Winston.
Labor Commissioner Hanrick
now arranging to enter vigorousl
the State. He notes two grant
quarries in Forsyth county. We hoI
soon to show him that we have otht
mining INDUSTRIES
The indications are that Winston
Salem will have a large number
Easter visitors. They are expecte
to begin arriving next Thursday. I'll
Moravian services, Reception by I'll
Fwin-City Club and ball game O
Monday are the attractions.
The Salem officers arrested Geore
Brown and fellow named Bodfol
Saturday evening for drunkenness
The two men were placed in the cal
boose and during the night, by the III
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