The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-13
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath.
cred around Salem.

Rev. John e. Massey, State superin-
tendent of education. is at Hotel Salem,
and will deliver the opening address in
the town hall to. might at the State
Teachers Association. After this the
place, then committees will be ap.
pointed after which the Grading of
Country Schools" will be discussed by
Superintendent r. c. Stearnes and NJ
G. Starke, N. 2. Painter and Miss
Cleaner Stratton. This will be followed
by general discussion.
Charles Frantz, who lives near Salem,
whilst in town yesterday afternoon, was
taken painfully i'll with neuralgia of
the heart and had to remain for several
hours on a sofa in the office of the
Riverside Land Company, with DR..
Wiley in attendance.
Those teachers attending the summer
school of methods who belong to the
Presbyterian Church are invited to at
tend the reception to be given to night
in the Presbyterian Chapel by the Chris
tian Endeavor Society. The Mont.
furnish music
The normal german given by the
young men at Hotel Lucerne Tuesday
AhE ho WOO 1oi BCiy dUlcuQcQ auQ 1aSLGu
until about . a. IN. Professor W. A.
Jenkins, Of Portsmouth, led part of the
time and w. Glasgow Armstrong the
rest. Excellent music was furnished
by the Roanoke Red orchestra. The
following couples took part Prof.
jenkins and wife, A. Riddich and wife,
Z. Roberts and wife, w. Ii. Horton an
wife, j. s. Persinger and wife. w. G..
Armstrong and Miss Bessie Wight. DR..
Sanders and Miss Nottingham, f. B.
Gordon and Miss Addison, George
Many and Miss Burress, R. M. Wiley
and Miss Eva Moon, II. Smith and Miss
Agnes Kelly, Frank billiard and Miss
Dickey, G.. A. Shipman and Miss Nellie
Christian, W. Z. Waddy and Miss
Frances Quimby, Hugh Bird aud Miss
Helen Quimby, l. LoneY and Miss II.
Koiner, G. l.. Watts and Miss Baugh, R.
Il. Campbell and Miss Lucy Johnson, j.
M. Helms and Miss Green, Clay Chap.
man Miss Roberts. j. e. Shipman
and Marco Jones, W. Simpson and Miss
Grace Patterson. The chaperones were
Mrs. Blanton Huff, Mrs. w. H. Tinsley
and Mrs. w It. Younger.
subscription paper is being circu-
lated to raise money to erect a monu-
ment in East Hill Cemetery to the
memory of the men of Jenkins brigade,
c. 5. a, twenty eight of whom are
buried there. Col. K. 81. Logan will
take charge OF the funds, and the monu-
ment will be erected as soon as the
necessary amount is secured. Those
from the country will have an oppor-
tunity of giving to this noble cause on
court day.
A marriage license was issued in the
nj rI,-e ff1a<
w. Funk and Miss Jennie A. Brewer, of
Vinton.
The following ladies and gentlemen
expect to drive over to the Red and
McAfee's Knob to-day: Miss Christian
with j. E. Shipman; Miss Campbell
with S. F. Clement; Miss Evans with
w. w. Montgomery; Miss Marco Jones
with L. G. Fristoe Miss Grace Patter-
son with Alfred jackson Thomas.
The delegates from the Roanoke
County Teachers Association to the
State Teachers Association to meet to.
night in the town hall are: Profs. Luther
j. Sheppe and n. p. Painter. Mrs. A. M.
Kizer, K. w. Arthur and Miss Eleanor
Stratton.
FIVE cent lawns reduced to cents:
10 cent to cents; 10 cent to 10 cents,
and 10 to 12}3 cents, Raven black
with satin stripe, handsome goods at
1914 cents. One hundred mems and
youths summer coats at % cents and SO
cents at the College Avenue Dry Goods
Store.
Nine thousand, four hundred pounds
OF manufactured ice was sold in Salem
last Saturday, being the best days sale
yet made. The Crystal Ice Com PAWS
factory is shipping carloads to many
points and is running night and day.
Looga Deputy Magee on Tuesday
night installed the officers recently
cleo ted in Salem lodge, No. 100, o. O.
E., after which the lodge adjourned to
q neighboring ice cream saloon and re-
freshed themselves.
Capt. NJ. NJ. Rogers was in town YES.
terday and said that he hoped the
county convention. TO be held here
Monday, would pass off pleasantly and
tremendously.
In the Police COurt