The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-28
THE ROANOKE TIMES WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1892
THE TIMES KODAK.
items Of News Gathered About
Town.

The Dunkard ministerial meeting for
the First district of Virginia will be
neld at Cave Spring to- day and to. NOR
row. All are invited TO attend. Sub
jects will be discussed as follows: lob
ject OF Meeting" by Jonas Graybill;
"How We Can Impress Individual Re.
sponsibility on Members of the Church."
by IL. Ikenberg, II. c. Denton and A. Il.
Pursley; The Duty OF Ministers to tho
Beahm and d. N. Eller; The Duty Of
the Church to Her Minister'S" by S.
Crumpecker, p. S. Miller and Harvey
Weddel; ''The Prayer Covering" by G.
d. Hylton, Riley Flora and j. b. Naff;
"How We Can Best Win Our Children to
the Church." by Daniel Naff, I. N. II.
Beahm and JACOB Hylton; Church
Government" oy Jonas Grayhill, Daniel
Peters and George Hutchinson; Tho
Best Manner of Distributing tho
Brethren's Literature" by J. W. Eller,
w. Ii. Ncff and Is e Kessior Con-.
mittee: j.. w. Eller, Dauie; Peters,
jonas Graybill, c. d. HYlton and Z. c.
Denton.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day in the county clerks Office to John
Harrison Moses and Lydia May Parrish,
George Washington Ray and Lula Jones
y
beth Fralin, oil OF Roanoke county.
c. II. Whitescarver, of Britain, w.
Va, is hore visiting his brothers.
Only u seventy fl ve. dollar" house
greeted the Rutgers College Glee Club
wore we'll pleased with the entertain
ment though it was thoroughly col
legiate in style.
,sc
ing Hollis Shaver, coiored, was fined
Sl565 for fight cursing and resisting
the officer Monday night. In default of
payment Of fine he was committed to
Jail to keep company with his brother
William, who is awaiting term in the
penit n ;iary for Chicken stealing. L. j.
Barber was also fined SO so and costs for
violation of section 10 Christmas night.
John Chambers, colored, was before
Justic Camper yesterday charged with
attempting to beat his other. The
case was continued till Friday.
Lieut.. Thomas Griffin, United States
Navy, is visiting his brother, Judge
Griffin.
The young men gave an impromptu
dance last night at Hotel Salem.
Mrs. G. Board still continues criti-
cally i'll.
Eddie Hutchinson is homo for the
holidays.
The regular election of officers in the
X. of p. lodge has been postponed I'M
til next meeting.
Sunday morning at the close of the
Sunday-school exercises Thomas A.
Roberts, Jr., rose and in neat speech
presented in behalf Of the Sun
daY-school, a beautiful silver cup and
saucer TO Capt. T. G. Burdette. who
has been superintendent of the school
for the past thirteen years.
A great deal OF leo has been harvested
in the past few days, whilst the boys
have taken advantage of Roanoke river
boing frozen over to get some good
skating.
At the residence of Superintendent
Wallace, OF the Southern Carriage
Works, on Chestnut street, last night ut
Up. M, W. Ii. Lesser was married to
Miss Marcella Anderson, by Rev. j. S.
Hutchinson, in the presence of few
friends. The bride was attended by
her sister, whilst Mr.. Patrick Turney
acted as best man. After the weading
o splendid supper was served, followed
by a reception.
An impudent negro who refused to
pay his fare on the dummy which left
Roanoke about 1880 p. IN. yesterday
afternoon, gave great deal OF trouble,
and the dummy had to be stopped so
that the engineer could assist the con-
ductor in putting the fellow off. A
resolute Salem man with bright silver
mounted pistol assisted considerably in
keeping order.