The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salem.

James A. Flowers and Sallie i. Nc
Lain, of Roanoke. came to Salem ves-
terday morning to be married by Rev.
T. 5. Brown. AS the minister was
absent in Roanoke they waited until
he returned in the afternoon when he
made them man and wife.
At the NJ. E. district conference OF
Roanoke district to be held in Chris.
tiansburg in August, Salem station will
be represented by w. q. Hntf or his
alternate, Frank Chalmers: by w. NJ.
Barni,z and &. j. Lyon, or by A. Il.
Pugh and C. L. Maury. O. d. Oakley,
recording steward. will also attend.
Miss Laura Sheppe, who has been
attending ne Peabody Normal College,
at Nashville, is visiting her brother,
Prof l.. Sheppe before she returns TO
her home in stanton.
w. p. Killian, who loft here for Cali
fornia nearly year ago, has returned.
Rev. Byron Sunderland, D. D., Of
Washington. D. C. ~no will make tho
address before the College Y. NJ. c. A,
will be the guest OF James Chalmers.
president OF the Farmers National
Bank, during his stay here.
The infant daughter of c. 3. RAIDER.
who died yesterday of bronchitis will
he buried this morning in East Hi
Cemetery.
z. Merchant, of Frederick county,
Nd, is here on visit to his parents.
a bout o'clock Thursday morning a
thief entered the premises of Prof Crab.
tree, on Market street, assembled to
porch on the sc c ond floor and climbed
through a ventilator into the room o.
Cupied by c. L. Darrell, student from
Louisiana. and took from his pockets
the sum OF S37.75, which he had Just
received from nome to pay his board
The thief evidently left by the door, as
that was found wide open. The ad join
ing room occupied by Prof. Cannaday
and brother, was also entered by way OF
the ventilavor. hu. so FAR ne has not
missed any property. The affair is c IN
sidered somewhat mysterious, as but
one or two people only knew that the
young man had this money, and then
no one in the house heard any disturb
ance whatever.
The property on Black water creek in
Franklin county known as the Ben
Deyerle farm, was sold last week to Ira
d. Chapman Tor 500 per acre
G. l.. Watts, who is travelling for
Langhone's mills, mas just returned
from successful trip in the mines.
A lis. OF the graduates of Roanoke
College from 1853 to 1893 will be pub.
lished soon after commencement and
will DE bound in with part of the regu-
la- edition OF the catalogue.
Mrs. j. C. Langhorne is visiting
friends in Lynchburg.
Next Monday the June term OF Roa-
noile county circuit court begins.
The following is the programme of
the commencement exercises for the
fftieth anniversary OF Hollins Institute:
Sunday, June 4:h-Annual sermon
before the Y. NJ. &. A. by Rev j. II.
Battle, d. D., Of Petersburg, 73O o. M.
Monday, June 5th- Exhibition OF the
school OF elocution, 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday, June Concert. 100 D. m.
Wednesday,, June, TO a. m com
mencement exercises proper with ad-
dress to the school by Hon. j. L. M.
Curry, late minister to Spain. Also
sketch OF the history OF the school by
Dr. Charles l.. Cooke. Delivery OF
medals. p. M, delivery Of diplomas
and address 70 the graduates by Dr.. c.
D. Cooke; 730 p. H., celebration OF the
literary societies and an address TO
them by Rev. James Y. Fax, OF Rich
mond.
THE joke that the clown got OF on
the College Avenue Dry Goods Store,
Salem was q good one, but there was
more truth than poetry in the statement
that they nave an elegant stock and
are selling goods so Cheap as to attract
trade from al This section.