The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-06
- 4E TIMES KODAK.
'tem s ofNews Gathered Around
Town.

At the Presbyterian Church last Sun
day morning large audience assem-
bled to hear Richmond's famed pulpit
orator, DR.. Moses Hoge. DIR. Hoge's
subject was "Grace and Glory" taking
his t. KIT from Saith Psalm, 11th verse
At night at the same church Rev. j. R
Bridges, the pastor, gave most in
teresting sketch of Korea. in which land
his congregation take much interest, fol-
on the 18th instant seven missionaries
will leave this section to labor in that
far of land.
Rev. DIR. Taylor occupied his pulpit at
the Baptist Church at both services, and
| preached in the morning from Acts, SIS,
There was great joy in that city" The
text at night was Matt, 22:14, MANY arc
called but few are chosen" At the close
OF the morning service, tho Lords Sup
per was administered, and the right
hand Of fellowship given to one new
com municant
In the morning at the Methodist
Church Rev. j. S. Hutchinson preached
from the II Timothy, chapter, and 0
verses, Nov as James and Jambres
withstood Moses, 80 do these also resist
the truth: men Of corrupt minds, repro.
bate concerning the faith. But they
shall proceed no furthers for their folly
shall be manifest unto all men, as theirs
also was"
AT night Rev. Frank Day, of Wander
bilt University, and formerly of Roanoke
College, preached on christian aggres-
siveness," from part of the 18th verse,
10th chapter Of Exodus, "Speak unto
the children Of Israel, that they 60 for
ward"
c. L. Watts left yesterday for Lynch
burg on business trip.
Miss Annie Drabble, of Orlando, Fla
who has been spending the summer
with Mrs. j. P Conrad, returned home
yesterday
E. B. Woodward, chairman of Roa-
noke city Democratic committee, was
in towu'yesterday.
There will be another swell german
given at Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs
next Thursday night
James G. McConkey, captain Company
a., " M. L., leaves to-day for Licking
ton.
A party of dozen or so young ladies
and gentlemen had picnic yes terday at
McAfees Knob.
The employees of the Chadwick Two
Wheeler factory took half holiday yes
erday.
Capt. M. M. Rogers, chairman of the
county Democratic committee, opened
headquarters in Salem yesterday with
D. G. Armstrong as clerk.
Mre. DR.. Taylor left yesterday to visit
friends in Washington and West Vir-
ginia.
Frank G. Webher. OF the Times Reg
lister, bought lot in West Salem few
days ago and yesterday was offered on
advance OF 500 upon it by party who
wanted to build.
Miss Kate Shipman returned Saturday
from visiting friends in Bedford City
Rev. j. S. Hutchinson left yesterday
with his son Eddie, for Front ROYAL,
whore the latter will enter Randolph.
Macon Academy.
Contracts are being considered for the
immediate erection of brick residence
for Superintendent Holiday at the Bap-
fist Orpbanage.
At the last meeting of the town coun-
Gil petition was presented asking that
bicycles be allowed on the sidewalk So |
thoroughly opposed to such proceed
ing were the council that they refused
even to consider it, and the full fine |
will be inflicted on any one riding a
bicycle on the sidewalk.
The Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs
has ever one hundred and thirty guests
and expects to receive more until the
middle of o :tober. Amongst the recent |
arrivals are: Miss Johnston and Henry |
Fesson, Brattieboro, N. c.; Mrs. and |
Miss Guenther, Philadelphia; r. Dun
lop and wife, Lynchburg; j b. White,
Norfolk; Mrs. and Miss Borge, of New |
Orleans; Miss Sallie Bane and G. NJ. |
Reynolds, of Portsmouth,; Miss Ethel |
Clay, Newport News; Miss Edith Bald
win, Richmond, and ]. D. Watkins, OF
North Carolina. The season at this
popular resort has been the best and
bids fair to be the largest for years
Misses Hattie Wolfenden and Essie
Wells, who have been visiting friends |
in Catawba, returned home last night.
s. r. Clement returned Monday from |
visit to very dear friend in Bedford
City.