The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-25
THE TIMES KODAK.
Items Of News Gathered Around
Town.

The regular public meeting Of tho Y
M. Q. A. will take place this afternoon
at O'Clock in the Baptist Church.
Professor Painter, of Roanoke College,
will discourse upon 1.-THE Relation OF
the Church to Worldly Amusements ("
The musical programme will be under
the direction of Mr.. w. M. Montgomery,
and among the numbers will be solo
by Miss Mamie Oakley and a quarette
by Miss Julia Burdette, Miss Toney. T.
A. Roberts, Jr., and w. NJ. Montgomery
Yesterday in front Of the courthouse
NJ. L. Huff, auctioneer, sold to Mai
Andrew Lewis for $4,000 the farm OF
1863 acres on the Franklin road, about
five miles from Roanoke, recently owned
BY Geo. Wilkinson, the dairyman, who
skipped with another mans wife.
Patrick Tunney, who has been sick
for several weeks, is getting much bet
ter. Salem Lodge, X. of P, Of which he
Is member, has not forgotten him during
his illness.
l.. Nd. Clymer, who has been visiting
his old home in Reidsville, N. c., has
returned to his office.
l.. F. billiard, who fell and hurt his
back in his garden last week, is no bet.
ter and is suffering great pain.
Salem furnace will probably bank its
fires Monday in order that necessary re.
pairs may be made.
Messrs. Self and Mcdaniel, OF Green.
Vile, Tenn, members of the G. A. R.,
on their return.from Washington, spent
Saturday with the family OF W. s.
Oakley,
Misses Stella Strass. Mays McCor.
mick, Lucy Martin and Mary Smith are
among those young ladies from Salem
who are being educated at Hollins In.
stitute.
The overhead bridge on Colorado
street is almost completed, but it will
take considerable time and labor ia
make the fills" on either side.
The other night R. L. Campbell had a
new set OF harness stolen from his
stable in the rear OF his residence in
West Salem.
Miss Mollie. Logan, who has been
wishing the family Of Robert Kent, in
Wytheville, returned home Friday.
Thursday night thieves broke into the
store OF s. M. Martin at the freight de
pot and walked off with over one hun
dred dollars worth of clothing.
Yesterday afternoon the following la.
dies and gentlemen drove over to Mill
Mountain: S. y. Clement and Miss
Helen Blair, John Langhorne and Miss
Mollie Logan, Robert Logan and Miss
Strange, w. s. Taylor and Miss Elsie
Logan. Mrs. j. G. Langhorne and little
daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Coates has returned to hei
home in Norfolk.
The season at Roanoke Red Sui ohur
Springs will close on the first of Octo
Der.
party consisting OF Joseph Stras, A
@. SPOTS, Will SPOTS, w. Fl. Snuff and
e. g Langhorne, with John Persinge,
and John Sears and the well-knowr
hounds of these gentlemen, went te
Fort Lewis on big deer hunt yester
day morning. All carried snake medi
cine and 1t is safe to say that none viii
die from being bitten by rattlers.
Mrs. j. G.. LanRhorne gave reception
Friday night at Hotel Lucerne in honor
OF Mrs. Gold and Mr.. John Langhorne
The Lutheran picnic which was t.
have taken place Friday, was postponed
on account OF threatening weather.
A. Waddell and wife, of Lynchburg
are visiting their son-in-law, D. l.
Coon, and will probably reside here per
manently.
Mrs. M. e. Golfer and two daughters
OF Chula, Va. are visiting their reia
tives. the Messrs. Lyon.
DR.. Weller and wife. of Maine. ani
Paul Conner, of Washington, d. c., art
the guests of j.. n. Harveyculter, or
Market street.
Miss Lula Oakley is visiting the fam
lily of ID. f. Self, in Washington. D. C
The Lester Piano is one of the most
durable pianos now manufactured, and
hRQ hPnnna Of tho II. l.