The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-11
THE TIMES KODAK.
Items of News Gathered Around
Town.

bettor.
G. w. Bethel, of Danville, ia in town
| on business.
Patrick Tunnoy. master painter at
| the Chadwick Two Wheeler Factory,
who has been sick for the past four or
| five weeks, was out for the first time
| yesterday.
Mrs. William II. Wade left yesterday
| morning for Chrisuiansburg to be- present
at the marriage of her husbands sister,
Miss Kate Wade, daughter of tho late
Capt. John G Wade, for many years
clerk of the Montgomery county courts,
| to Mr.. Montague Junkin, son Of ex-
| Judge George q. Junkin, of Chris tians.
burg.
Miss Lucille Martin and Miss Mary
| Smith, who are attending Hollins In
stituJe, spent Saturday and Sunday at
home.
Miss Mamie l.. Stevens has returned
from an extended visit to her father
Mr.. G. j. Stevens. at Shenandoah
Messrs. Wade, Maury and Campbell,
Of Shank's Chapter, left for Richmond
yesterday to attend meeting of the
Grand Chapter.
j. w. Walker,of Dublin, is visiting J.
E. Walker, OF The ROANOKE TINES, who
continues quito Ill.
There were five accessions Sunday to
the Methodist Church.
The protracted meeting at the West
Salem Chapel closed Sunday night.
Miss Amanda Wagner and Miss
BERTHE Buchanan, of the Holstein Cloth
ing Factory, left yesterday for a visit
to friends in Smytho county and will
not return till after Christmas.
Sergeant Frier. a. II. Tardy, w. w.
Harveycutter and j. j. Coke. of Hotel
Lucerne. left yesterday to spend week
at the State exposition.
George Charlton, colored, for whom a
warrant was obtained June 10Th for VIC
lation of Section 10, but who Jumped
the town." was caught yesterday and
fined $3.50.
The Holsten Clothing Factory yester-
day shipped six large orders to mining
stores on the Ohio extension.
Attorney Simpson received telegra On
from Alexandria yesterday that his
father was critically ill and left on the
night train for his home.
The remains of Miss Yates daughter
of D. Yates), who died Sunday night in
Roanoke. will be buried at about S
p. m. to day in East Hill Cemetery.
The new sch Dol house on Develop
ment Heights is now ready for the roof
MIR. John humphrey is building it for
5000.
The receipts for the Salem postoffice
| Tor the quarter ending June 30 1892, were
SARA 56; corresponding quarter last
| year, 81 72S.5S; for quarter ending Sep.
TENDER 80, 1899, sc, 3a2.40; spending
quarter last year, 81 075.33. AS the law
| ,1,yr
| for free delivery it will be noticed that
Salem will be entitled to letter carriers
! If the next six months receipts are as
| good as the last.
| At the Baptist Church Sunday the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Taylor, occupied his
| pulpit at both services. The subject in
the morning was "The' Cities OF Re-
fuge," Joshua, 90 At night he
preached on The Healing of the Leper"
| from Mark, 1:4O. At the close of the
service the members wore supplied with
copies of the now church manual and
also with copies of the minutes OF the
! Valley Association"
The ladies' of the Worlds Fair con-
cert committee have prepared a rich
musical treat for the public in the Town
hall at S o'clock tonight, when they
will have the opportunity OF hearing
Mrs. Portcr's highly cultlvat vol &c,
besides other beautiful voices in solos,
| duets and rccitations. After tho con.
cert refreshment is will DO served in the
new Dcyerle store-room, situated be-
tween the College and the town hall.
w. G.. b. Fitzgerald has the frame
work up for some OF the now buildings
at the Salem Steam Tannery.
Circuit court yesterday considered, in
| addition to a number of chancery
matters, the case OF Berryville Land
and Improvement Company versus D.
| B. Strouse, which has received tho
almost undivided attention Of court and
| jury for several days. The time was
mostly taken up by examining further
witnesses in rebuttal by the plaintiff A
number OF residents OF Clarke county,
in which county Berryville is situated,
were examined for the purpose of show
| ing the excellent character and high
standing OF A Moore, Jr., tho preside t
| Of the BerrYville Land and Improve
| ment Company. The reu ainder of the
time was occupied until late hour in
the argument before tho Judge of the
instruction offered by both sides. Major
Fitzpatrick and Col. HansbrouQh are
conducting the defense. Mr.. Phlegar
being called home to attend the mar
rage of his daughter to day. The mat
ter will be submitted to the jury to-day.
Miss Fannie Palmer, of Roanoke, is
the guest OF Miss Emma Boone, on Main
street.
Miss Ada Walden. who has been
visiting in Lynchburg, has returned
home.
Accident to n FIagman
T. G. Allen, q fiagman on a frainht