The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-13
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath.
cred Around Salem.

During Lent there will be services
every Friday night at the Lutheran
Church.
Superintendent E. M. Worden left
yesterday for Chicago and tho West in
the interest of the Wooden Mills.
All Odd Fellows in good standing are
invited to attend Salem Lodge, No. 100,
where work will be done in the initia.
tory degree.
Miss Elsie Logan is visiting 8 school
friend in Wheeling, w. Va, and Miss
Mollie Logan is in Richmond with her
father, Col. R. II. Logan.
Mrs. Ii p. Allen, who has been visit
ing her parents, returned to New York
yesterday in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer, of Saltville.
A marriage license was issued in the
county clerks Office yesterday to Daniel
Abraham Brown, of Franklin county,
and Nancy Elizabeth Brown, of Roanoke
ounty.
Until further notice. instead of SER
vice at the Presbyterian Church a.
night, it will be held at o'clock in the
afternoon, and the service will not last
over an hour.
The lecture delivered by D. 3. Strouse
in the basement of the Lutheran Church
last Sunday morning was attended by
about seventy-fve people, who spoke of
the discourse afterwards in tho highest
terms.
f e. Bachman, the former manager
OF Salem furnace, is in charge of one
now 1T Buffalo, N. Y, which has lust
gore into blast there. He has written
to some of his old employees here to como
20 him.
Messrs. Owens, Brydon, De Mott and
Stringfcllow, students of Roanoke CO..
lege, together with other mem bers of
The Episcopal Church in Salem, are con-
Quoting very successful Sunday>.chool
at Fort Lewis Church, about three miles
west of Salem. The school meets at
o'clock Sunday afternoon and now has
fifty mem bers.
U. Brown, a former superintendent
at the Salem furnace, and A. A. Miller,
manager of the Salem Mineral Wool
plant, spent last week in Patrick county
prospecting. Their search was rewarded
by their discovering a very large and
rich deposit OF magnetic ore, only few
miles from the line OF the Roanoke and
Southern railroad.
number of citizens have been sum
moned to attend the hustings court in
Radford on Thursday in the case of the
salem Development Company against
o. G. Peters. This is case in which
the company sues for deferred payments
on lots bought during the boom by
plaintiff who claims that the company
has not fulfilled certain promises made
when it sold the lots.
The trustees sale yesterday Of Mrs.
L. w. Abbott's property opposite the
freight depot in Salem was stopped by
an injunction issued by Judge Woods,
Of Roanoke, against c. A. McCue, trus-
tee for G. p. Carr, of Roanoke, on the
grounds that the prior building asso-
citation liens were uncertain as to
amount, and that description OF the
property to be sold was false, vague
and uncertain" Mrs. Abbott was
represented by w. M. Montgomery.
The subject announced for the prayer
and praise meeting at the BAPTIST
Church on Wednesday night, is as fol-
lows
Jesus at prayer-Luke 3,21. At a time
OF religious interest.
Mark 1885. When people were seeking
Him.
Luke SIG At time when He was
being blessed in His work.
Luke 6:l2. Before choosing His spec
.ial companions.
Mark GAL. When performing
miracle.
Luke 0:2s. When in noed of special
strength.
John ll:41 In the presence of death
and grief.
Luxe I'LL. In the ordinary course of
life.
John 1897. In tina of great trial.
John II When about to leave those
lie loved.
Luke 1894. When wronged by others
Luke 23:46. When dying.