The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-26
THE TIMES KODAK.
Items of News Gathered Around Salem
Yesterday.
ROANOKE TIMES BUREAU,

ROANOKE TIMES BUREAU,
SALEM, August Is.
Bob Dooley, the white man who was arrested
ON Wednesday evening by officers Bransford and
resisting the owcers, plead guilty Yesterday. lie
was fined IS for being drunk and swearing S15
for resisting the officer and coste; total, Sa245
Mrs. w: A. Phelps, of Pulaski, lie visiting her
mother. Mrs. II. B. Martin, on Broad street.
Miss Eva Moon, who has been spending the
summer at Black Rock Springs, returned yestcr-
day.
Mrs. G. B. strouse and Miss Lille strouse are
ct the Montgomery White.
A. Riddick ia in Wythevie.
Miss Minnie Burks has returned from the Ron.
noke Red.
Mrs. A. Confarratta, whose husband kent n con.
fectionery store on Main street and who died a
short while ago, hiss sold ont her stock and left
for Danvi!lc last night.
The regular public monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be held
next Sunday afternoon at a o'clock In the Presby.
terian Church. W. A. Wynne, who has Just been
called to the secretaryship OF the Roanoke Aaso
citation, will deliver the address.
Mr.. Woodbridge, the young man who died sud
uchly IN Roanoke yesterday, was for some time
employed by the Southern Express COMPANY at
this place. -
j, e. Walker, OF THE TINES, IL conyaleseipp
ana hopes coon to be out OIL the streets again
All preparations are about complete for the
opening OF Hotel Salem on September l.
Mr. Robert Sutphin one OF the oldest citiv.ro
OF salem, died yesterday at his home on elm
street ct the ripe old age OF 50 years The funeral
VIII pc this morning at II q. m, and intermenl
Will take place in East Hill Cemetery
Capt. George Hammond, OF the Salvation
army, was around soliciting aid yesterday to
furniturs OF their barracks. VIZ '"'
Roseo Fe!ze has secured position at the nost
Postofice. In Joseph Fitzgerald'e place who has
resigned TO travel. '''
Mrs. DR.. L. Pierce Coates, of Roanoke.N orfo,k
Z III mr. Thar ra
High street. s"'oh' oh
At 8 q. m. yesterday morning, Frank A. Love.
Jock, OF THE ROANOKE TINES. was married to
MISE Maggie May Carpcr, daughter OF H. II
Carper. The ceremony was performed by the
brides brothcrin-law, Rev. NJ. j. o. Krcns M
friends, At the residence OF Mr.. CAREER. on Rur.
wsli etreet. The young couple took The noon
train Tor stanton, where they will Wait frienns
after which they will probably take trim tn
baitimore returning In about a week. The bride
was the recipient OF many handsome presents
IN the absence OF Fla. Lovelock THE RoANoKr
TINES Salem correspondence " iii he condnc,ad
by Alfred Burdetie.
meeting of the Comas Machine Companv
was held yesterday morning at the Office ot m.
OF the president, D; b. sironse. The full board
was prpesnt intending Mr.. J. s. Molir,o Buenos
Ayres, VINO Is the company's agent for south
America. The object OF the meeting was to re-.
ceive an oner from several Cuban parties M
which place tho factories OF the com pany are air
t na.ed, 70 give sas Comas Company for
etc. The meeting was strictly confidential.
q. 9. Bowman and e. B. Gordon left vest.,a.v
for montgomery county. where they are TO foin q
days.. A'' ie"
Minor Wiley left yesterday for two w.aro,
fist IN Southwest Virginia.