The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-06-02
AROUND THE TWIN CITY
CURRENT LOCAL events OF
THE DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
lsfIs or fact aud Gossip Gathered by
The SanfineI's Representative
Social and General News
What is Going on Here.

MONDAY
Winston's colored volunteer com
pany is expecting to be called to Raj
eis-l4 this week.
"A license has been issued for thu
marriage of f. L. Hedrick to Ida Bel
Endsley, of Salem.
Court closed late Saturday even
ing. Judge Coble will hold his mex
court at his home, Statesville.
Miss Ethel Foust. of Winston
was one of the marshals at the Stat
Normal commencement last week.
w. NJ Lancaster and wife, living
near White Road, this county, Were
stunned by lightning few days ago
The next term of Forsyth Super
ior Court will open on the first Mon.
day in August. Judge Mclyer VII
preside.
The Manufacturers Record learns
that the Mayodan mills contempl ate
the erection of another mill within the
next year.
The county teachers will meet in
monthly session next Saturday. Prof.
NJ. H. Holt, of Oak Ridge, is expected
to deliver the principal address.
Rev. L. w. Crawford, of the
Greens boro Christian Advocate,
preached fine sermons at Centenary
NJ. E. church Sunday morning and
evening.
-NIessrs Bachelor & Magruder ex-
pect to complete their contract on the
Observation-Disclosures road in few
days. They are now at work on their
last cut.
Extensive Touring mills will soon
be in operation on the South Side,
conducted by Messrs. Spaugh Bros.
x Hoover. The mills will have a
daily capacity of fifty barrels.
1t is said that the colored people
are planning to demand three offices
this fall at the hands of their party
Register of Deeds, Coroner and a rep
resentative to the Legislature.
For Sale-Twenty horse power
boiler and ten horse power engine. In
use only about 80 days. Will sell for
cash or exchange for brick or lumber.
Address, lock box go, Winston, NC.
-Four young men who went from
Wilkes to Raleigh to volunteer in the
Second Regiment, failed in the exami-
nation. They arrived in the city Sun
night and left next morning for their
homes.
The test of the Salem engine Fri
day was entirely satisfactory. Por-
ter & Grant, the men who did the
work, were both present. They re-
ceived check for 81, 25O, the amount
due them.
Granville Jarrett, colored, was
tried before the Mayor on Saturday
and bound over to the Superior Court
on the charge of stealing some leaf to-
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Warehouse.
The Social Committee of Elm
Street Christian Endeavor Society
will give a social to members of the
Society on Friday night of this week
at the home of Miss Luella Shore, on
Poplar street, Salem.
Bishop o. P. Fitzgerald has been
assigned to hold the Western North
Carolina NJ. E. Conference, in Win
ston, on November 10Th, and the North
Carolina Conference at Elizabeth City,
beginning November Both.
The excursion, run by Sam Toll
yer and John Mack Johnson pulled
Monday with about 300 passengers.
This is the way the money goes. 1t
will be needed next winter.
District Attorney Holton was
notified Saturday by Judge Simonton
that he had changed the date again
for holding the Federal court at Ashe
ville-from the fourth Monday in
June to Wednesday, July 9th.
"A splendid imitation of the battle
ship Indiana can be seen in one of the
show windows of r. B. Crawford &
Co. IS hardware store, on Fourth
street. 1t is made of hardware i'm
plements and is decidedly attractive.
-Saiiro Tateish, a Jap,is in the city
looking after the purchase of some
cigarette machines. He registers from
New York. BY the way, THE SENTI-
MEL is pleased to learn that the Win
ston Cigarette Company is now rushed
with orders.
Mr.. S. B. Simpson, a clever young
man who holds a position with the
Southern Railway here, is to be mar
ried on June Sth to Miss Mamie
Pierce. The ceremony will be perform
ed at the home of the brides parents
on Depot street.
One of the delegates chosen by the
Republican Convention Saturday says
he will not attend. He has discovered
that there is no meat on that fbone"
for him and he has grown tired giving
his time for the benefit of the bosses
and Office seekers.
"A license has been issued for the
marriage of Mr.. Geo. V. Fulp to Miss
Rosa E. Griffith, both of Kernersville.
The bride-elect is the talented daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Griffith, of
Kernersville, and niece of Mrs.
George Blum, of Winston.
Babe Windsor of. Yadkin county,
spent Friday night in the city onhis re-
turn home from Greensboro. His
brother carried him to Keely Insti-
him as patient. The brother hopes
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Brendle
gave delightful sociable to num-
Der of young people Saturday evening
from to 10 o'clock at their home
near Union Cross, abont miles south
of Salem. Several Winston-S Salem
people went out. Refreshments were
served.
The many friends here of Edward
Bacon, brothe- IF Mrs. w. Y. Re-
yelle, will be p. ased to learn of his
success. In addition to his duties as
chief clerk to the receiver, he has been
appointed cashier and paymaster fo1
Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
Railroad.
Wake Forest Prosperous.
Wake Forest College is very pros
porous. Its commencement exercises
ended Thursday, and were very large
ly attended. The necessary steps Were