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


The courthouse farm has been
seeded The next injunction will be
10 keep II OF the grass
Rev DR. H. A Brown has &C
cepted an invitation to preach the an
M Il sermon at the Baptist o phanage
at Tn evansville.
Two farmers got into little diff
Guilty on Trade0 streets Monday even
ing. They compro missed by giving the
town 81 40 each,
"A dog supposed to be mad was
Killed in Greensboro 1ue>day. He
tried to bite one OF the mail carriers
and one or two others.
The Ddnbury Reporter notes the
age of Mr.. Howell OverDy al. 90, that
he can cut wood, walks three mile TO
preaching, and is as pert" a
cricket.
The South Side Sunday School
Mr.. G E Crist, superintendent, is
preparing an interesting and apprO-
pirate program for an Easter enter
tainment.
The Enterprise says that some of
the High Point liveryDlen are discuss
ing the advisa bility of running a b lck
line bs tween that place and Winston
Salem this summer
George Chain, who resides just
east Of the city, was up Tuesday before
United States CommiSsi tner Allen, of
Yadkin county, on the charge Of sell
ing whiskey without license.
e. w. La vs. %, trave ling au Ii Or
OF the Il Ill Telephone ca, received
letter Saturday evening from England
stating that he had fallen heir to an
immense fortune left him by the death
OF his aunt.
"A telegram from Lancaster, Mass
Tuesday to 6. E Webb stated that Mr.
Holman, father OF Mrs Webb, was more
comfortable, and there is hope
that he may survive till his children
arrived there.
Grief Stone, Assistant Chief
Phipps and memb Of the hook and
ladder company, all of Greensboro, left
Monday for Norfolk to inspect an
Ariel truck, one Of which is to be pur-
chased by Greensboro.
The Salem Historical Society
purchased at the Hege sale two
very old relics, Que being a fax wheel
which is over one hundred years old,
but in good condition. The other
was a German Bible, with wood cover,
10l years old this year.
NAMED Statesmen 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.. James Newell died at his
home on Roanoke street, Salem, Sun
day night,of pneumonia. aged IS years.
He leaves wife and three children to
mourn his death. The remains were
laid to rest in the Liberty graveyard
Monday afternoon.
LIB. Brickenstein received a tee-
gram Saturday afternoon announcing
the death OF Mrs Brickenstein's
grandmother, Mrs. LeiberJ, of Beth
lehem, Pa, at the age of 80 years Mr..
and Mrs. Brlckenstein left Saturday
evening for Bethlehem.
Miss L. "a Wurrescbke who has held
a position with Rosen bacher Bros as
bookkeeper for number OF years, has
resigned her position. She will go
North. Miss Jessie Shore, OF Salem,
will succeed Miss Wurreschke and
took charge "Wednesday Miss Shore
Is graduate OF the S. f. A. '97 class.
Great inducements will be offer
ed for the next thirty days to plants
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..