The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-21

Weaver Bran and Alvin John.

Weaver Bran and Alvin John
son, of Verda were recent visitor,
and registered at the Comradt
last Saturday.
Mr.. j. A. Hawley, the ener.
getic manager of the opera house
who has been on the road sevcra
days. returned to town Monday,
l.. j. Price of New Orleans,
representing Fairbanks & Co.,
paid the Sentinel Office q call the
latter part of last week.
The Sentinel acknowledges a
pleasant visit, Monday afternoon,
from Mrs. Zelms Bell, the active
solicitor for our confrere, The
Comrade.
Hon. w. s. Frazee, candidate
for State Auditor, was a visitor
to Winfield yesterday in advo-
cacy of his campaign, aud re-
ceiyed a very cordial welcome.
The Sentinel acknowledges the
receipt of a communication from
Hon. e. Z. CordilI, campaign
manager of Hon. A. w. CrandsIl /,
candidate for Register of the
State Land Office.
Rev. r. ii. Singleton, minister
of the Methodist Church of Alex
andris, was q visitor In town on
Wednesday. The Sentinel ac-
knowledges q very agreeable call
from this pleasant gentleman.
w. II. Leslie, travelling for the
j0bbing house of Crawford, Jen.
kins & Booth of Shreveport. was
in the city yesterday interviewing
his many friends. 1t is always
pleasant to meet this very agree
able commercial traveller
DR.. A. Z. Chopin, A. A.
Chopin and j. F. Hayden, of
Alexandria, were Q trio of
visitors on Saturday who had a
most enjoyable visit to t1is future
great city, and spent a pleasant
day within its. limits.
Miss Katherine Kinnelly, of
ElDorado, who arrived last week,
is the welcome guest of Mrs. w.
c. HollIster. The young lady is
wished a pleasant sojourn in
Winfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
lister are domciIed at the res
Idence of Mrs. s. A. Wright.
Mr.. A. B. Hall. Jr.. assistant
cashier of the Bank of Winfield,
has moved his family to Winfield
rom Ruston. Mrs. Hall was
Miss Birdie Price and will be |
quite an acquisition to Winnfield's |
'ocial circles.
Mr.. d. ]. Batcheldor. of St. J
louis. general manager of the
fremont and Gulf Railway Co., |
'rrived last Sunday and has been !
Inspecting the line which has
Uttered to some extent from the
fleets of last weeks storms.
Mr.. H. G.. Couch, of Gibsland,
eneral manager of the North
Telephone Company,
rrived last Friday and spent
everal days here. The Sentinel
cknowledges q pleasant visit
rom him.
Miss Ruby Moss, one of the
air girls engaged in the Sentinel
absorption contest, spent sew
raj days IN Shreveport last week,
ut was handicapped somewhat !,
, her subscription work BY the
pntinuous inclement weather.
Mr.. George s. SarJsti,, of
Iowa, arrived here Sat-
rdry. He is interested, so we
re Informed, IN some of the sub ! /
;antial improvements of this
lace. 1t is hoped the gentleman ,
as favorably impressed with i
hat be saw sad learned in ]
1innfield. II
Major Will n. Tunuard will
ave for Baton Rouge this
'orning to participate in the
remen's celebration tomorrow, q
sing an exempt member of il
1sshington Fire Company No. /, 4
10 oldest volunteer fire oreaniza-
on of the State, o. which he is
,e of the oldest living members.
w. o. Williams is the head
lsrters for sewing machines, 8
lns, rifles. pistols and all kinds I
cartridges. d6tf '
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