The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-11
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salem.

Mrs A j. Sims and family, of Rocky
Mount. who have been visiting d. L.
Coou, left for their home yesterday
dell.
The friends of Col. r. H. Logan in
this county are talking Of presenting
date for the nomination for the house
OF delegates.
In the absence of the pastor the Rev.
George j. Holiday will preach at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning, and
at night DR.. Whinser will fill the
pulpit.
On Wednesday Floyd county farmer
brought to Salem two loads of apples,
having heard that there were none in
this section. After vainly endeavoring
to sell them he started home with
them.
George Diddle and family left yester.
day for Columbus, OHIO.
Romulus Keaton, a we'll known col
ored citizen, was married last night to
Mary Lovely at the home Of the latter.
This is the third wife for Romulus and
the third husband for Mary.
Joe Johnson, the Kickapoo Indian,
was yesterday arrested and placed in
Jail by Constable Bradley on the charge
OF stealing small sum of money from
William Noell, colored, of West Salem.
subsequently Justice Camper released
him on S25 bail and on account of alb
sence OF Witnesses will hear the case &C
q later date.
Joseph NJ. Trout and 0. T. Clingeu-
peel, Of Roanoke, yesterday bought the
Joseph Goodwin farm, of forty acres, in
the Bend neigh borhood for $500
The new Methodist chaplain for the
House of Representatives, Rev. s. w.
Haddoway, is we'll known in Salem,
where he has preached.
There will be six new Choctaw stu
tends at the next session Of Roanoke
College.
Among recent gifts to the Baptist Or
phanage are COW, two sewing ma
chimes and load of provisions In the
Orphanage News, for August, the super
intendent makes an earnest appeal fer
money with which to purchase school
furniture, which will cost about 5000.
So far fifty dollars has been raised. At
the district association now meeting in
different parts OF the State, the friends
OF the institution are being asked to
contribute towards the INN ediate cree
ton OF an infirmary and an industrial
shop.
James S. Yeatman, a we'll known citi-
zen OF this county, is dangerously i'll at
his home at Singer, with a throat affec-
ton, thought to have been brought on
by excessive smoking.
L. j. Fristoe returned yesterday from
weeks stay at the Roanoke Red.
Coles Terry, of Bent Mountain, was
in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. A u. Koiner is again at her
fathers after several weeks stay az the
springs.
Mrs. o. L. Stearnes ard baby are visit.
ing relatives in Ronceverte, w. Va.
Everett Strouse is at the Black Rock
Springs in Augusta county.
&. T. Beamer, of East Radford, has
under way at Pulaski another Castle of
the Mystic Chain, making four which
he has helped to organize.
Mrs. w. G. Evans, Of Roanoke. is
here the guest of her father and mother
There will be dance to night at
Hotel Lucerne.
j. +. Allemong attended the german
at the Montgomery White Wednesday
night.
The Little Helpers OF the Presbyter.
ian Church tool: in SIG at their lawn
party the other night
Mrs. j. e Smell, after pleasant stay
in Salem with her parents, has returned
TO her home in Harrisonburg.
telegram was sent Wednesday to J.
II. Duncan at the Worlds Fair, notify
ing him that his child was critically
Ill. Yesterday the child was reported
better.
John Burk is considered hopelesslv
i'll by his relatives and his son, Marcus
has been summoned to his bedside from
Radford.