The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-22
THE TIM Es KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salam.


Thomas Darst has gone to Bluefield,
where he has obtained position.
Judge Moffett left yesterday for 8
| visit TO his former home in Piedmont,
| Va.
A son and heir arrived at the homo OF
w. Martin, in West Salem, Friday
night.
Another carload Of colored men lefs
Salem yesterday for the Pennsylvania
coal mines.
hrs j. b. Weston, of Southampton
county, who has been visiting Mr..
James Wiley. returned home Friday.
Captain James Ridgeway and family
yesterday moved from tho Ferrill build
ing to the Crabtreo house on Market
| street.
The game of baseball between Salem
and Fincastle teams, which was played
at FiDcastle Friday, resulted in q score
of l6 to % in fsvor of Salem.
The infant son of w. Dent died Fri
day evening st mis- fathers home near
Hollins and WAS buried at the family
graveyard near John Sears homo on
Saturday.
The infant daughter of ]. f. Whit
man, prev ously noted as critically i'll,
died Friday night, and the remains
were taken Saturday to Auburn, N. Y,
for burial.
John M O.key reports his yield OF
honey for this season to be about fifty
gallons, being about one-foursh of a
crop, which decrease he attributes to
the dry weather.
The case OF Joseph Kinsley, charged
with shooting a COW belonging TO Mary
A. Baher, OF the Bond neighborhood, in
the shoulder on July IS, was continued
by Justice Camper.
Postmaster Charles D. Denit yester-
day took his wife, who has been quiet
sick for somo time past, to the Mont
gomery Yellow Sulphur Springs, where
she will remain for some time.
The mattress factory building, occu-
piod by the Richardson's, WAS yesterda Y
sold by auction for $1,000, tho Nations 4
Mutual building and Loan Association
OF New York city being the purchasers.
Frank Darst, of Newburn, who has
been here for tho last few days, has
passed successful examinations before
Judge Blair, of Salem, and Judge Dupuy,
of Roanoke, SO that he can now practice
law.
Children's day exercises tonight at
the Methodist Church promise to DO OF
unusual interest, especially the musical
feature, which will be under the direc
torship CT Prof. w. f Burnett, assisted
by Messrs. r. III. and +. Ii Carper. The
exercises will consist of solos, duets,
quartettes, choruses, recitatious, and an
appropriate address by the pastor, Rev.
ii. ii. Kennedy.
Friday tout shutdown as Col D. C..
Shanks was coming from Roanoke via
| Boulevard and when near the lutheran
| Orphanage he saw team drawing a
wagon loaded with furniture become
| frightened and start to run. In doing
this they upset the wagon and the
driver man of the name OF Smith. in
attempting to save himself had his Leg
broken. The Colonel put the man in
his buggy and with tho help Of the resi-
dents OF the West End, put him on the
electric car and sent him to his homo in
New Town.
Salem Encampment, No. 3s,I. o. o. f.
is now enjoying q season OF interest and
| prosperity heretofore unknown in the
camp. There vas a full attendance at
the regular meeting Friday night,
| when all the Offices were filed, and a
| pleasant hour o'as sNant Following
| are tho oiiire-s for tho ensuing term :
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