The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-03-10
AROUND THE TWIN CITY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF
THE DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
Bits of Fact and Gossip Gathered by
The Sentinel's Representatives
Social and General News
What is Going on Here.

Inc SouLlHoA's hcPEosohIdIAsOo
Social and General News
What is Going on Here.
"A license was issued Saturday fol
the marriage of Charles b oyer tC
Jennie Huffman, OF Gle mmonsVIlle.
Fifteen convicts were sent to the
county roads Friday. They wei
convicted at the present term oil
court.
Bishop Rondthaler preached in
the chapel Of the State Normal school
Greensboro, Sunday night. He wen!
down that evening and returned next
morning.
F &H Fries Saturday shipped 1l2,
600 yards Of cloth To Omaha, Neb This
is big shipment and proves that the
goods manufactured by this pnpull
firm find ready sale.
The SENTINEL hears that Messrs
Carpenter Brothers, grading contrac
tors on the Mooresville road, NAYS
completed their contract ana Will
move to Winston this week.
District Attorney Holton has told
Solicitor Mott that he is for him for
denomination. Mr.. Holton says also
that Mott will be nominated without
opposition-if he wants 1t.
One of WinstOn's colored dlvlnes
was asked if he would volunteer II war
was declared between the United
States and Spain. Il would go as
chaplain" was the quick response.
The County Teachers Association
held a pleasant session here SATURDAY
About forty teachers we're present.
The program as printed in this paper
after the last meeting was carried
out.
Rev DR.. D. J. Rurrell, pastor OF
the Collegiate Reformed church, OF
New York, has accepted an Invitation
to deliver the annual address at the
Slater Industrial Academy on May
18th.
-Supt. McClement is putting in
81 900 worth of machinery at the cleo
trio light station, preparatory for the
Yadkin river power, hich is expected
to be turned on the latter part or Tbs
month
The poem on The Wreck Of the
Maine" which appears in another
column, was written by Miss Mary
Emma stafford, Is year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stafford, OF this
county.
The March number OF the Review
of Reviews contains an article On
1.-The Prevention OF Lynch Law Epi
DENIES" by Rev. Edward Leigh Pell,
D. D, of Richmond, brother of our
townsman, George 2. Pell.
The Salem Iron Works has shipped
8 cases of the Hege coffee dryer
machinery to Colon. Panama, South
America This firm has made several
to this point recently.
They report business good.
-WANrED-Salesmen, both local
and travelling to sell our lubricating
oils and greases, either as a special
or side line. Salary or commission.
Special inducements to hustlers.
The Empire Oil Co, Cleveland,
Ohio. -
Mr. G W. Hinshaw tells the North
Wllkesboro Hustler that the prospects
are very bright for work to begin Oh
the Stone Mountain road in the near
future, and that it will more than
likely tap the Southern at Roaring
River.
Doe of Winston's citizens has
offered his services to the navy depart
ment at Washington to go on duty in
citizen has been notified by the depart.
ment that his kind offer will be &C
cepted, il he is needed.
The window smasher was out Sun
day night again. The show window of
Brown, the ieweler, was broken and
FIVE or six dozen small rings stolen
from a tray. Mr.. Brown thinks the
loss is not more than SO. He has no
clue to the guilty party.
After hearing the evidence
against George Chain, charged
with selling whiskey without the
proper license, Commissioner Allen
dismissed the case Some of Chains
friends claim that it was nothing
more than malicious prosecution.
Mr. Joyner. carpenter from Yad-
kin county, who has been working on
Mr. T. S. Sprinkle's new residence
near the Salem mineral spring, was
taken i'll with pneumonia last week
Monday. DR.. Montague, the attend
ing physician, reports Mr.. Joyner get
ting along very WELL
Great inducements will be offer>
ed for the next thirty days to plant
ers of trees, vines or plants. for
orchard, garden or yard. All best
known fruits and evergreen trees in
stock. Come at once or write to n.
W. Craft, Cedar Cove Nurseries,
Shore, Yadkin Co N. G.
Mrs. Wall, of Rural Hall, aged so
years, who was struck by freight
train on the Q. T s. Y. V road, Fehru
airy 26th, is not improving very fast
Her ankle was broken and it was not
set by the attending physician who
said there was no use as it would not
grow back. Mrs Wall was otherwise
bruised up.
Winston not only sees good to-
bacco, but after looking at the
splendid saw mill hauled out of town
by the we'll known firm of Spease
Bros. of Vienna, With Kester Manu>
featuring Co.'S. name on it, we are
convinced that people need not go
away from Winston to buy their
machinery.
The Ewart Case.
A special from Washington quotes