The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-05-20
AROUND THE TWIN-CITY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF
THE DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered by
The Sentiuel's Representative
Social and General News
What Is Going OH Here.

"A uum1er of Salem people attend
ed the inve-feast at Erie iberg Satur
day.
Work is progressing rapidly on
Mr.. C. H. Fngle's handsome new South
Side residence.
Mr. Edward Peterson, Of Salem,
has Al stands of tees ana has hdn IL
sWdrmS this SpriIg.
See advertise n"nt 1T sianghtHr
sale Of bicycles by f. NJ Roberts. 40
Liberty street, " !I'SLon.
Charley Hamien is arranging TO
manuf tcture smoking tot lcco in his
fathers factory I'll TT ,de street.
DIR. Horton, who came in from
Cuariotre asst Saturday, lays the Nu-
mars Exposition there S grand
The Hem Eagle Hose Co M 4,
will give I. pre- III :uade c :nctTb IN Tie
S4rm squ .re on Saturday night, May
29on.
A ch,p ~ of orphaas from the
Tlnm Is III: . phimlg ": VIII VlslG
W!n,Jun OF the nf-h sunday ia THIS
month.
y l4+t.r &c IN r pndt siy' W.
M,nner. of thtt place, i hd>:i. e.
gagei fiI.Ia.. al order for } 600 tph '''c''
bJx - t. . .9IaS1on urn.
nay II fell GA Saturday This
", II y, CnaS qlenc- Ghf.Stn -
i'd l. "a the same nay of the week
FMS is an ID TN ~ aud hollis so
eacu ytaF--
-siI>s Sarah E7,rt died last night
at her home on Bank street, Sal IL;
aged 40 years. She was hurltd tfIs
afternoon at Union Ridge, three IN les
from Salem.
Mr.. S. c. Ogburn has bought his
brothers residence, $40 Liberty street,
and will soon 20 to house keeping. Mr.
r. L. Ogburn will move TO his other
dwelling, next to Mr.. j. Jacobs.
-McCol mick binders and mowers
are being sold freely by Brown, Rogers
& Co., who are also agents Tor Gelser
thresherS and engines. Eartles con-
templating buying should see them.
-Itis said that Ringing Brothers,
Forepaugh and Sells and Buffalo Bills
shows will all be in North Carolina
this year. One, il not more OF this
number, will probably strike Winston
Salem.
The strawberry season, now end
ing in the east, is by far the greatest
aud best the State has ever known
Several farmers near town nave been
selling berries on our market during
the past few days.
The old brick building on Main
street, Salem, next to the j. Z. Fagg
property is in dangerous condition.
The walls recently cracked from top
to bottom and ropes have been stretch
ed around the bnllding.
Mrs. Wilson Thompson died at
her home on Bellows Creek street, Sa-
lem, at O'Clock Manday afternoon
were buried in Liberty graveyard at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
A party of young people rode out
to Mr.. w. B. Statford's, five miles be-
low Salem, on their wheels, Monday
Refreshments we're served by Mr.. and
Mrs Stafford aud every member Of
the party reports delightful trip.
Several girls, attired in "homely
costumes" went out begging a few
nights ago. They were given some
thing to eat at several houses and one
s'gentleman of the house" was in the
act OF giving them some money when
the girls laughed and gave themselves
away.
Mr. William StulIz, beginning
Monday, will conduct the dairy bust
ness of the late Augustus Fogle. He
has bought several cows belonging to
the estate. MIR. William Thomas,
who has been manager OF the business
for some time, will devote his entire
attention to the farm
Mr. E iward Crane, d well-known
architect of Washington City, and
Miss Nettie Baldwin, daughter Of
Rev. M. Baldwin, OF Huntsville, Yad-
kin county, and sister of Mr.. Frank
Baldwin. OF this city, will be united
in marriage on June I'd at the home
of the brides parents. The ceremony
will be performed by the father of the
bride, assisted by Rev. Dr. Brown, of
this city.