The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-16
SALEM NEWS.
Special Correspondence to The Times. #.
a. Lovelook. Reporter.

Special Correspondence to The Times. Il.
a. Lovelook. Reporter.
The April term of Roanoke county
court convened yesterday, Judge Moi
fest presiding, and the following busi--
ness was transac'ed: u,
On motion of G. v. and Newton
Yonce, e. V. Yonoe was appointed adj
ministrator of w. d. Yonce deceased,
giving bond for 5000, with L. A. Fox
and w. Il. Morehead, sureties. e. Y.
Morehead, T. h. Chalmers. J. J. Scott.
R. L. Campbell and e. 8. Boon were
appointed appraisers. On motion the
mitted to the sheriff for administration.
The court allowed 8 pension OF $15 per
year to Allen Murray. On motion of D.
e. Kefauver the last will and testa-
ment Of Mrs. Sarah Kefauver, deceased,
was admitted to probate. A petition
was fled by George P. Tayloe with re-
ference TO road alteration in case OF P.
L. Terry ct. ais. versus the public. 1t
was ordered that P. L. Terry and any
other applicants Of record be summoned
to appear on Friday next, to answer
said petition, and TO show cause why
the prayer thereof should not be
granted James B. Trout was ap-
pointed the guardian OF George X.
AfOuss viz AoV9oC poluB OVbt 10 years Oh
age. The estate Of Noah p. Garst, de.
ceased, was committed to the sheriff for
administration.
j. w. Cumb, Of Catawbs, has recently
rented one of the three houses on Baule-
vark Hill and will shortly move there
with his family.
Mr.. Arthur Powell, of Lynchburg, is
visiting the family OF Col. Burwell.
Col. A. M. Bowman leaves to-day for
Petersburg, to attend the annual meet-
Ing OF the board Of directors of the Gen.
trail State Hospital, Of which he was re-.
Gently appointed member by the gov
erDor.
Mrs. ]. p. Saul has gone to Houston
mines, Botetourt county. to remain uns
til after the marriage of her sister, Miss
Laura A. Lsmon, which takes place at
the family residence Wednesday, the
18th.
The following Is the vestry for the en-
suing year elected yesterday at st Paul's
Episcopal Church: Col. R. II. Logan,
Col. D. G. Shenks, Robert Logan, R. L.
Campbell, G. w. Logan and L. G. Hans
brough. Col. Logan was also elected
senior warden and Robert Logan Junior
warden, r. L. Campbell, register; l.. @.
Hansb:ough, treasurer; Robert Logan,
delegate to council which meets in
Petersburg in June, with l.. c. HANG
brough as alternate.
Among those who attended county
court yesterday were Capt. w. w. Brand
and b. 3. Barnett, Of Catawba; DR.. Styll
and Charles Cooke, of Hollins, and the
Hon. Bob Coleman, of Roanoke.
Rev. j. R. Bridges will conduct the
prayer meeting at the West Eud Chapel
Tonight.
Lester LoDey, of Algoma, w. Va,
spent Sunday with relatives here. He
had with him some excellent photo
graphs of the buildings and property
of the Algoma Coal and Coke Company.
The sermon preached at the Presby--
terrain Church Sunday night upon the
"Second Coming" by DR.. Taylor re-
received much comment from those
who had the pleasure of hearing it.
Carter Glass, the talented editor of
the Lynchburg News, was in town yes
terdsy on business
Thieves stole dozon Leghorn hens
from ID. L. Martin Sunday, 80 he says.
Miss Ada Bryant, OF Kansas, and Miss
Annie Johnson, of Lynchburg, both
students at Hollins are the guests of
Miss Annie Taylor.
a game of ball was played on the
Roanoke College grounds yesterday
afternoon between two teams composed
OF students. The game was gotten up
for the amusement Of quite number OF
young ladies from Hollins Institute, who
are spending Easter with friends here.
Boogher, the regular first baseman for
the college, knocked one of the longest
home run drives ever known in the
history OF the college, and now the boys
think they have one Of the best frat
basemen in the State.
Foe haroains In rafrinarato mall