The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-29
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salem.

Mark b. Moomaw, an old resident Of
Catawba, is critically ILL.,
Mr.. A. j. Reddick returned yester-
day from visit to fredericksburg.
Jack Thomson, the jeweler, has put
up in the clerks office new and hand
some clock
The stockholders of c the Holstein
wooden mills will hold meeting here
on Friday, July 10.
The night-blooming cereus in Smead
& Sanders drug store is making its an
nual display of bloom.
Mrs. w. Ii. Wade and two sons have
gone to Christiansburg to spend the
summer with relatives.
Mrs. Martha Miners, Of Washington,
D. c., Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
A. Littrell, on Craig avenue.
Miss Duncan, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. James Chalmers, has
returned to her home in Hamilton, Can
ada.
A stubborn bantam chick which Tom
Wolfenden took out of the she'll yester-
day had four feet aud four wings, but
only one head.
The East Roanoke Methodist Sunday
school when they come to Salem to NOR.
row,can get dinner and ice cream at the
Huff House.
The business houses and banks will
be closed here on the Fourth, so that
the employees may enjoy the national
holiday. Sunday hours will be observed
at the postofiice.
little child Of S. M. Martin gave its
parents scare yesterday by crushing
glass bottle in it's mouth. Fortunately
the glass was taken out before any
harm was done.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
executive board Of the Baptist Orphan.
age will take place Friday, July 6, at Q
a. M, in the building. Several mem bers
from Richmond are expected
The members OF Rev. b. f. Fox's
church (First Baptist, colored) arc hold
ing festival, the proceeds OF which
are for the benefit of the church. They
have already taken in over $3.50.
STOCK and fixtures Of College Avenue
Dry Good Store at auction commencing
Saturday, 0 to IL in morning; to 10 a
night. Special accom- modations for
ladies. Terms cash at time of sale.
Rev. III. r. Coleman. supreme chan
cellor of the Oriental Order of Pilgrim
knights, and grand chaplain of the
Grand Lodge OF Kentucky. will lecture
in Turner Lodge room next Friday
night, July 6.
Colonel Logan has returned from
Montgomery county court, where he re.
ceived voluntary assurances from many
OF the people Their that Montgomery's
delegates to the Congressional conven-
ton would favor his nomination.
Turner Lodge, No. 1879, OF Hollins,
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: j. X. Nichols, w.
NJ; M. L. helms, S. W.; j. L. Han.
nah, j. w; r. Il. Style, secretary;
Charles Ii Cooke, treasurer; w. ii.
Peasants, D., and j. w. Bushong,
j. d.
The elopement and clandestine mar
riage in Charlotte, N. c., Tuesday, of j.
w. Marshall, Jr., of Craig county, and
Miss A. r Whitescarver, of Rocking
ham county. as chronicled in yesterdays
Richmond Dispatch, causes considerable
com ment here where both have friends
Young Marshall spent several months
at Roanoke College and the bride is a
first cousin of the Messrs. Whitescarver
of this town. She taught school las.
session in Craig and doubtless there me
the young "Cyclono.' Miss Whitescar
yer was expected mere to morrow on a
visit to her r,latives, but they mai not
anticip..ted her brin ing husband with
her.