The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-15
THE TIMES KODAK.
Interesting News Items Gath.
cred Around Salem.

A shooting gallery is in full blast in
the Allen block.
Miss Lila Wolfenden, Of Wytheville.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. c. Wolfen-
den.
Rev. w. Il. Book, of Clifton Forge,
will preach at the Christian Church to-
night.
There is large encampment OF gyp.
sizes at Masons creek, near the electric
| car line.
Matson Dibrell and family, OF Nor
folk, are the guests of Maj. w. w.
Ballard.
Mrs. j. T. Penn, who has been dam,
gerously i'll for several days, is some.
what better.
| A friend of Roanoke College in New
York. who withholds his name, has
just given $4,000 to the endowment
fund.
The friends of Col. r. II. Logan will
submit his name to the convention as q
candidate for the Democratic Congress.
sional nomination for this, the sixth,
district.
Mrs. W. Il. Tinsley entertained sew
eral of the students OF Roanoke College
| who are studying for the Episcopal
ministry at her home in West Salem
Wednesday night.
Nj. w. Strickland, of North Carolina,
father of DR.. Strickland, who has re-
Gently purchased the Turner house on
Broad street, expects to move there this
week with his family.
e. e. Patrick, telegraph operator at
DeYerle's, accompanied by Miss Bette
May, of the county, made a hying
trip to Bristol Wednesday, and thew
returned man and wife
DR.. Il. p. Saunders, Col. A. Nj. Bow
man, Thomas l. Preston and other
Salemites went to Radford yesterday as
witnesses in the case of the Salem De-
velopment Company VS.. o. C. Peters.
well known Populist in this town
has received letter from a Salem
Populist in Washington in which the
latter said that Mahone's execu-
tive committee at it's recent meeting
there did nothing and that the Popu-
lists don't propose to coalesce with them
this fall, but will go it ION their own
hook"
At the Baptist Church on Sunday
night twelve persons were baptized and
on Tuesday afternoon two. On Wednes-
day evening the ordinance of baptism
was again administered to thirteen
persons. Thus far about thirty five
have been received into the fellowship
Of the Baptist Church as a result of the
recent revival meeting.
Those young men or women who are
ambitious to secure the higher educa-
tion at State institutions should apply
TO County Superintendent Stearnes, who
has vacancies for State appointments
for Roanoke county at Blacksburp,
Farmville and William and Mary Col
lege for whites, and for colored a. Peters.
burg.
At the Baptist Church on Wednesday,
June 90, at p. M, Miss Bessie Nj. Har-
lowe, daughter of Rev. j. M. Harlowe,
will be married to Rev. Nathan Nav
nard, pastor Of the Baptist Church at
Covington, Tenn. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. MAYNARD
will take the train for Baltimore, near
to which city they will visit friends.
At meeting of the school trustee
electoral board of Roanoke county, con.
sisting Of the county Judge, common.
wealth's attorney and county superin-
tendent, held Thursday in the court.
house, hesfollowing trustees were re-
elected for the term ending July 1897:
Catawba district, Joseph R. Woods;
central district, A. t. Heslip: Big Lick
district d. +. kefauver: Cave Spring
district, l. Ii Kirkwooi: Salem dis.
trict, 5. A. Wilson