The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-02-10
AROUND THE TWIN CITY.
CURRENT local EVENTS OF
Ink DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
Bits OF Fact and Gossip Gathered by
The SentlneI's Representatives
Social and General News
What Is Going on Here.

what is GO1n& on defe
Two cars loads Of machinery and
fixtures came in Monday for the Fries
Power and Manufacturing Co.
-Messrs Macarthur & Z'glar ship
ed car load Of horses aud muitS 10
South CarolInai last 0Thursday night
$. w Men. i'll. Solicitor Motifs as
sistant, passed up the road Mon
irg on his return from RoCkrgh 3m
c urt.
Rev J A. Fry denounced
bucket shn :, in very strong aud posi-
tive language, in his Sermt.n at Grace
cLlrch, Sunday night.
Mrs Minerva Reich, widow the
late John Reich, died aGouL II o'clock
Friday at her home Oh Main str ct,
Salem: aged about 20 years.
We learn that Rev J f. George
rector OF St Pau Episcopal church, Of
this city, has under consideration a
call from st. st, pteu's parish. at
GuldsbOrO.
Two marriage licarsn IS were issued
Feb g. the Contracting parties being
r Fl Flynn TO l.. Victoria Store. Of
Dnnnaha; Frank II. Farahee to Ella
Sink, OF Winston.
building three large wagons for the
Southern Express Co. O1e will be
sent to Spartanburg, one to Chester,
S c., and the other 10 Asheville.
Alderman Sam Vance expects to
lie in d position to talk with his home
folks at White Roads, from Winston,
III the near future. A plan is on foot
to hav a telephone connection at
that pint
Rev J. f, George, rector Of st.
Paul's Episcopal church, announced
to his congregation Sunday that he
had decided not to accept the call
extended him by ST. Stephen's church,
at GoldsborO.
Next Monday night, at Liberty
Council No. 3 Rev. j. w. Frank and
Mr. Moore, of New Jersey, will make
short talks on the Junior Order All
members OF the order in the Twin
City are invited.
The twin City Hospital Associa-
tiCn invited the manager Of the North
Carolina Exposition car to come to
Winston. 1t got here February 9th
1t will leave tomorrow night. A small
fee is charged to enter it.
The members of Grace church
gave their pastor. Rev. j A. b Fry,
d
His larder was supplied with sugar,
c. flee, -four, canned fruit and many
other good things to eat.
"A letter from Greensboro says:
The man who touched Messrs Smoak
s. McCreary, OF Winston, for $40, was
in Greensboro trying to do business
last week, but was not successful SO
far as we have heard.
The jury in the M II. Dawson
case, Saturday evening, decided that
the defendants mind was not affect
ed and that he was competent to look
after his business affairs. This means
that no guardian will be appointed.
The County Fathers adjourned at
noon Tuesday. The report OF Com
missioners appointed to examine the
report of Clerk Of the Court Wilson
was accepted and an order passed to
have it published and recorded as the
law directs.
Mr.. j. A. Vance, OF Salem, sue
ceeds Mr.. W. j. Ellis as County Com
missioner. He was appointed Mon.
day by Clerk Of the O. urt Wilson
Mr.. Vance was elected chairman OF
the Board, filling the same position of
his predecessor.
1t will be six months before Rev.
Robt E Caldwell can enter upon his
duties as Chaplain Of The third regi
ment, North Carolina State Guard
He was appointed by the Governor
Feb. l Mr. Caldwell expects to be
in foreign countries until September
The Salem Cornet Band will give
a musical concert at the Academy
Chapel tomorrow night, Feb llth,
for the benefit OF the Twin-City Hos
pital. The band will be assisted by
Prof. Shirley, Of the Academy. Miss
M Elma Hege, Miss Antoinette 6 -enn
and others.