The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-23
THE TIMES KODAK.
Interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salem.


Miss Eta Smith yesterday returned
from visit to friends in Giles county.
C. NJ. Armstrong, who for the past
year has held the position OF private
tutor in q prominent family Of Falls Of
Rough, Ky, is in town whiting rela-
tiyeS.
w. NJ. Hannah is spending his vaca
ton at the Red.
Rev. DR.. Pitzer, of Washington city,
is here on visit to his parents.
William NJ. Nelson. OF Washingto ton,
is in town for few days on visit to
his family.
Rev. George J. HOLIDAY left ycster-
day to attend the Albermarle Baptist
Association.
John Luce, prominent lawyer Of
New Orleans, and family yeste rday
went to the Red to spend the balance
of the season. Before doing so, how
ever, he entered his son at Roanoke
College for the approaching session.
The german at the Red last night
was the most brilliant of the season.
1t was led by Mr.. w. Glasgow Arm
strong, of Salem, who introduced many
new and beautiful figures. The follow
ing couples participated: w. Glasgow
Armstrong with Mrs. LIE Compile. w.
Johnston. Of New Orleans, with Miss
Fallon, louisiana e. Johnston. New
Orleans, with Miss Marsalis, Of New
York; Frank Hartgau with Miss Kath-
leen Hartigsn, of Salem; f. G. Burdette,
Jr., with Miss Levy, Lester roney with
Miss Elise Sublett, Jamos Persinger
and wife, Mr. Gray, Arkansas, with
Mrs. Turner, Va :: w. j. Moon, Jr., with
Mrs. Anderson, of Petersburg, A. Hass
with Mrs. Riddick. Everette Strouse
with Miss Tyson, OF Alabama. Clay
Chapman with Miss Gertie Wright,
Florida; William Simpson with Miss
Murphy, OF New Orleans; t. a. John
ston with Mrs. Del Bondoik. Elegant
refreshments were served at II O'CLOCK,
after which dancing was resumed and
continued till about 2 g. 10 The chap
erones were: Mrs. T L Marsalis, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Murphy, Mira. Johnston,
Mrs Breeder, of Richmond, and Mrs.
Boran, Norfolk.
A. B. Peck, who has been summering
at the Craig Healing Springs, returned
yesterday.
Joseph Woods, the county :--surveyor,
WAS in town yesterday
w. e. Wolfenden, the energetic man
ager Of the Hill Electric Manufacturing
Company, went to Radford yesterday,
where he secured nun Der of orders.
&. b. Barr and Mrs. CARA, Of Caatta-
nooga, are the guests of Frank Reid, on
High street.
Henry Harston, colorei, charged with
stealing eleven chickens, of the value Of
SIS, from j. D. White, on the 2lst. was
yesterday brought before w. H. II.
Richardson, justice of the peace, con-
tossed the theft and was fined $40 and
sentenced to thirty days in the county
Jail.
Foley Bowles leaves to morrow for St.
Louis, where he has secured position
with the Alden Vinegar Company.
In the county court yesterday very
little business of Importance was tran
sacted.
Paul S. Davis qualified as notary pub
lie for the county OF Roanoke. Bond
$500, with T. j. Shickel as surety.
N. w. Via was appointed and quail
fed as constable OF Big Lick district.
Yesterday afternoon peace warrant
was sworn out refore Squire Camper
against Milton Daingerfield by his wife
charging him with threatening to cut
her throat.
G. NJ. Hogsett an employe o. the
auditors office, Norfolk and Western
railroad, died yesterday afternoon at
the residence OF Mr.. |. T. Penn, Palm
er's Hill, after a protracted illness of
twelve weeks. Deceased leaves wife,
formerly Miss McDuffey Marshall. of
Greenbrier county, w. Va, q niece OF
Congressman Marshall. Mr.. Hogsett
was resident OF Roanoke for several
years. and recently moved to Salem to
benefit his health. Tho funeral will
be conducted this afternoon at 5 o'clock
by Rev. G. 5. Stanton, pastor of Trinity
Nj. + Church, Of Roanoke. The re.
mains will be inferred III East Hill
Cemetery, at Salem.
kENSIrn BAzEMoRs had che good
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