The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-21
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Interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salem.

Roanoke College baseball team went
TO Radford yesterday to play a team
from ST. Adams school.
Tho Tyree Missionary Society will
hold it's monthly meeting at the Baptist
OhuIch tonight. An interesting pro.
gramu has boon prepared. including
singing, Rotations and short addresses.
9. IS. Owens left last night for Pulaski,
where his wife is visiting relatives.
Tho usual services at the Presby terian
Church will be held to day either in
tho church, which is not quite finished,
or in the adj ,ining chapel.
Street Foreman Francis finished the
cleaning of the lakes yesterday, and at
$3.50 IN tho afternoon the water was al
loved to rise. A new cut off ard pipe
havo been put in the ottom of the lake,
so az to let off the water more fire.
quontly.
Charles McCray, well.known old
character from CAIRNS Cove, was in
town yesterday.
Constable Pollard on Friday brought
to the jail for safe keeping Sarah
Shaver, a good looking mulatto woman,
81 years of age, who was on Thursday
adiudged insane by Justices Gum,
Clements and Gregory. Applications
has been made for her entrance into
from the neighborhooi OF the West End
furnace, and has husband child.
John Sayler, representing tho Balti-
moro Building and Loan Association, OF
Baltimore city, is in town, ard it is
said is prepared to loan considerable
sums Of money to Salem industries.
There's quito mild sensation among
somo Of the folks in West Salem re-
garding young lady visitor from the
southeast, who was supposed fer several
Days to be Miss -, until a letter ar.
rived for her addressed Mrs. -, and
10 wit mas leaked out that she has
beon married for several weeks.
Mlss Ida Walden will leave to morrow
for Nom ohis to be present at the we'd
ding on tho 18th of June, OF her brother,
Jamos e. Walden to miss Eugenie
Lallomard, Of that city, but former
rebidor: Of Salem.
Ed. Moomaw and wife, who left this
county seventeen years ago and have
boon living in North Alabama, are here
visiting relatives.
Row. DR.. Taylor, who has been in at.
tendance on the meeting of the South
ern Baptist convention at Nashville,
Tenn, has returned and will occupy his
pulpit 1T the Baptist Church to day at
IL O'clock. He will preach tonight at
@ oyerdale.
II from any cause you fail to receive
your DAILY ZINES promptly in Salem
fact 20 Frank A. Lovelcck, who will
sec that it does not occur again.
jackson Beale, OF Scottsville and
Salon, is here for few days,
Row &. &. Smeade, of Pulaski, will
preach this morning and night at tho
Episcopal Church.
Special religious services will be hell
to night at Cloverd ale and continue for
Bealc, will be aided by Rev. j. b
Taylor.
AT meeting Of Salem Encampmont,
No. 81, 7. O. o, T., Chief Patriarch ]. A.
Tnnnason gave notice that hereafter he
VIII hold called meetings on Tuesday
nights after those OF the subordinate
lodge in order to arouse more interest
in The society. The encampment m 90 Is
regularly on the first and third Friday
nights
,feo second town club played the sec
ono College team yesterday afternoon,
which resulted in Il score OF 16 to II in
favor o! the latter. AS the spectators
were leaving the grounds the students
played their we'll worn ,rick of throw
ing Stops out Of an upstairs window.
Some OF the water spiashed on Ed.
RsIntia, and in his RICH teous ndigna
ton, ne ran up TO the room OF the of.
Tending students with stick which he
proposed to use, but the door was
locked, and so he came down peacefully.
Mail Agent Baskerville said to the
reporter yesterday: Tell the people of
Roanoke not to put letters Cor Northern
and Eastern points OH the Norfolk and
Western 1890 p. m train (No ~, as
they Will lay over in Lynchburg till .
O'Clock the next morning. If they must
put these letters on the train lot them
put ttem on the Shenandoah Valley
train, and they will not be delayed"
7. I. Terry and S. W. Jamison were
in town yesterday afternoon and drove
OUT as far as Lake Spring. A prominent
citizoD remarked that he hoped this
visit would result in better terminal
facilities for the street cars here.
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