The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-11
SALEM NEWS.
Special Correspondence Co The Times. u.
a. I.ovelook. Reporter.

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a. Lovelook. Reporter.
The separate demurrer and answer OF
Mrs. Rosalynd B. Evans was filod in the
clerks office of Roanoke county circuit
court yesterday. The snswer, which Is
sworn to, covers fifteen pages OF type
written matter. and sets forth in detail
strong answers to the allegation con-
tanned in the bill of complaint filed by
w. G.. Evans, who sues for divorce.
Mrs. Evans Is represented by A. B. PuRh
as her counsel.
w. NJ. Montgomery. the very popular
young attorney, Is, much TO the regret
OF countless friends. closing up his busi-
ness here, so SO to leave about Novem.
Der /, after which he will take long
vacation. Should Mr.. Montgomery re.
sumo the practice OF law, it will prob
ably be in Philadelphia, though he is so
fortunately situated az to be able to
retire now II he desires.
There will be fancy dress and mask
ball Ct the Roanoke Red Sulphur
Springs next Thursday night, and on
Tuesday night Messrs. J. w. Chapman
and Robert Logan will give a cake
walk, in which the colored servants will
take part for the amusement of the
guests.
General Greenberry Wooicock, Of
Kentucky, who is spending the summer
at the Roanoke Red, lost his ear
trumpet between that place and Salem
q day or so ago. Any one finding IL
will confer favor by returning IL
promptly.
S. l. Levine, OF Roanoke, who Is In
jail here tor demonstrating, through his
attorneys, applied to Judge Moffett yes
terday for bail. which WAS granted in
the sum OF S7OO. Up to last night he was
still In i.il, however.
Having returned yesterday from Pied
mont, Va, DE-. Taylor is expected to
preach to-day at the usual hour in the
Baptist Church.
Joseph Logan and William Wolfen-
den, who left here Monday night on
their wheels, arrived in Washington
Thursday night at 900 after having had
a delightful trip and fording the Poto-
mac river.
horse belonging to M. G. McClung
was badly lacerated on the leg yester-
day by a barbed wire fence.
8. a. Cox, accompanied by his son
Uncas (last of the Mohicans), Miss Mat
tie Cox and Miss Lizzie Cro:kett. left
yesterday to spend fortnight at Egg
gleston Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Persinger are
visiting Lieut.. Shanks at Blacksburgs
and before they return will visit Mopn-
tain Lake. y
Captain j. r Eakin and family, N6f
Radford, are the guests OF Nathaniel
Wells. g8fs
julius Cox is visiting friends at NJ ont
vale.
W. Lee Brand. who has baen travel
ling in the interest Of the Salem Wagon
Works. returned home yesterday.
Miss Eva Irby, of South Boston, Is Wis
iting MIR. and Mrs. Charles Denit.
Miss Bondurant and Miss Saunders.
OF Neapolis, are the guests OF Miss Bes-
sic Wiley.
Mrs. w. Il. Terrill, OF Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs. Frank Chalmers.
The funeral Of Mrs. John E. Reich
ardt, who died at her home in Roanoke
yesterday, will take place from St.
Johns Church Monday at 1890 q. M.
Mrs, Reichards was formerly Miss Sallie
Crawford, of Salem, where she had very
many friends who will be deeply grieved
to hear Of her sad death.
Manager Hooper, of the Roanoke
Academy of Music, has made arrange.
meents with the street car company to
have the Salem car wait st the theatre
until after the performance Of the
Mabel Paige Company during the com
Ing week. Round trip tickets, includ-
ing reserved seat on the lower floor Of
the Academy, will be sold for so cents,
or round trip tickets, without admis-
sion, can be purchased for 25 cents.