The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-27
GUESTS OF SALEM
Continued From Page 1.


Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, to select
help-mate for life.
James A. Pugh. president of the Vir-
ginia Press Associa tion, was called upon,
ana proposed toast to Pennsylvania
and called upon Judge w. Griffin to re-
spond. The Judges reference to son
or pennsylvania. Samuel j. Randall,
elected great applause.
at IL o'clock the whistle of the
drmmy called the party out to return
ID Roanoke CARRIAGES we're in readi-
ness and the visitors were taken to he
College averue dummy station. When
al were on board and as the cars pulled
out for Roanoke three heavy cheers
were given for Salem.
he party arrived in Roanoke at 12:45
tbs morning.
w. Ii. Bowlea. tho manager OF the
Salem Wagon Works and president of
the board OF trade; j. Ed. Shipman, of
j. Ed Shipman & Co. and first vice.
president Of the board of trade; F. A.
Lovelock, city editor Of the Salem
Lines Register; f. f. Bachman, manp
ger of the Salem Furnace, and Mayor
w. L. Younger are energetic young
Salemites who have spent time and
money to make success of the visit of
the Penn sYlvania editors.
Major J. W. Longley, general manager
OF the Hotel Lucerne and a most sue
cessful hotel man, managed tn banquet
rendered the association last night. The
major won his title Of major during ne
war with Mexico, which led up to the
establishment of the Republic of Texas
under President Sam Houston. The
major received the appreciation of Hous-
ton for gallantry on more than one &C.
casion.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
B Nearly all the invitations - the en-
\ tertainment to be given tho wishing
Editors tonight have been sent out.
IlIhe remainder will he sent early this
,orning. 1t should he borne in mind
u nat the c,mmittec cannot invite every
oIhe, and that the invitations sent out
are insended for the parties whose names
are inscribed upon them. The tickets
Must he presented at the door Of the
dir ing room.
The door, Of the DINING room will
be thrown open promptly at $50. The
visitors and c tizens- who hold invita-
tations are requested TO meet in the
parlor ut $40
Citizens having carriages are re-
quested TO send then TO the Hotel
Ponce de Leon a t o'clock this morning,
to convey the visitors TO the industrial
plants OF tho city and at p. m. to take
them to Mill Mountain, where they will
be Itertained by the Gas and
Water Company. The Roanoke Ma
chine Works Band will give
an orsn air concert on the noun
tain, and the orchestra will furn' sh
music for the entertainer in the even
ing. The Gas and Water Company will
sci &c collatit
The committee will rely entirely
upon the citizens of Roanoke - contri-
butte conveyances this morning and
al ernoon. 1t is nc ped the response
Will he prompt and the number su llicient
to take the entire party OF visitors over
the city.
1t is suggested that the gentlemen
who will respond to toasts at the enter
tainment limit their remarks to ten
minutes.
LIST OF THE VISITORS.
The following is revised and ac-
curate list of the visitors:
w. M. Allison and wife, Miillint OWN
Herald
C. p. Pennebaker and wife, Coalpcrt
Standard.
|: n. Swoope ard wife, Mapleton Item.
II. C. Dern and wife, Altoona Daily
Tribune.
E. Conrad and wife, Mcvoy town Jour
nal.
W. ]. Jack nan and wife, Mihiintown
Democrat and Register.
a. M. Aurand and wife, Adamsburg
Herald.
J. !. Goodlander and wife, Clearfeld
Republican.
Charles Shalfer and sister. Hunting
don Globe.
Y Ii. j. Fostnot and wife, Lewiston
democrat and Sentinel.
John +. Short, Clearfield Public Spirit
Mrs. N. c. Barclay and Mrs. e. N
Barkley, Altoona Sun.
Mrs. Mary Green, Mt. Union Time ';
John II. Shcilbly and wife, New
Bloomfield Advocate apd Press.
Mrs Il. f. Schrveir and daughter,
Miiilintown Sentinel.
A. Il. Brumbaugh and Cora A. Brl IN
baugh. Huntingdon Echo.
j. B. McFadden and wife, Osceola
Mills Leader-Courier.
Hugh Lindsay and wife. Huntingdon
Daily News.
j. G. Lesher and wife, Selinsgrove
Times.
B. E. Morrison and wife, Newton
Hamilton Waterman.
g. M. Brumbaugh and wife, Hunting
don Journal.
Charles w. Herman and wife, Free
burg Courier.
7. II. IIarter and wife, Middleburgh
Post.
ID. S. Drake and wife, Saxton Herald.
Mrs. Matte Furey and daughter, A.
toona Weekly Times.
j. r. Writ and Miss Mary d. Writ,
McVeytown.
l.. n. Hoover and Miss Ellie Hoover,
Lewistown Gazette.
w. W. Trout and Miss Mile Stroap,
Lewistown Free Press.
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