The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-18


A., will give the no bers of the foot
ball team an oyster supper at q very
early day. The time of holding tho
supper will be announced later.
Red Mems Banquet.
Hiawatha Tribe, No. GO. Independent
Order OF Red Mon, have completed oil
Tho necessary arrangements. and will
hold u banquet in their hall in the Ma
sonic Temple one niahs next week.
Horse and Mule Sale.
a carload of horses and mules from
Indiana were cold this morning at auc-
tion in tho West End stock yards Very
few buyers were present, and prices
paid were small, ranging from S25 to
SlOO
THE new IN. G. w" is a thing of
beauty, and a joy forever.
The Machine WORKS to Ply OF.
Tho employees of the Roanoke Ma
chine Works will be paid off to-day.
The pay roll will amount to about
S6a,80o, The employees OF the offices
received their chucks late yesterday
afternoon.
Hiss OFT to he Married.
j. Howard Morris will be united in
marriage this morning at IL o'clock to
Mics Josephine Off, at the residence of
the BRIDES mother on Tenth avenue a.
". Mr.. and Mrs. Morris will leave on
the noon train for Washington and
other Northern cities.
Hustinss Court.
The business transacted in the hust-
ing court yesterday was of very little
Importance. The case of tho Dairy
mans Supply Company vs.. J. NJ Trout
was dismissed at the cost OF the plain
#. number Of chancery CAGES were
set for trial at la or day in the term.
Store Entered at Night,
BUT nothing lost, as it is we'll guarded
by large force Of salespeople. Messrs.
Watt, Rettew s. Clay announce that
their store will be kept open at night
till Christmas. Read what they have to
say this morning about pictures, books,
Bibles and games.
WHEN the cares of life oppress you,
then resort to the BolSce of q new IN
81 W."
Firth Eeister.
W. o. Firth, o prominent young at
torney OF Rocky Mount, was united in
marriage yesterday afternoon to Miss
Annie Keister at the residence OF tho
BRIDES parents at Blacksburg. Mr.
Firth 10 we'll and iavorably known in
this city and Miss Keister is one Of
MontgomerS's most charming young
ladies.
The Baptist-Bazaar.
Tho bazaar held by the ladies of the
First Baptist Church yesterday after
noon and evening In tho chapel was
largely attended by the menb ers and
their friends. large num Der of useful
and fancy articles were disposed of to
advantage. The sale will be CON
tinued TO- day at the came time and
place.
You Will get value received for your
money when you buy new IN. & W."
So don't be afr-id .o invest.
Roland Reeds Reception.
Roanoke Lodge No 1877, B. P O Elks,
met last night and com pleted ali tho ar.
ran0emen,s for the reception of R bland
Reed, who will appear at the Acsd euy
OF Music Saturday nighs in the Poll.
tlcian" for their henefis. After the
show is over Mr. Reed will be enter
tanned by the Elks in their hall on
Campbell avenua.
Fifth Annual Ball.
Tho Friepdsbip Fire Company will
hold THAR fifth annual ball ruesda
evening, December 81, at st Andrews
hall, in N rtheast Roam NO Excellent
mueic has boon secured. and all who at
tend arc promised go d time The
c>mmi,toe OF arrangements are Ed Mc
donald, e j Kamp. Nj Monibau w j.
Quinn, o e. Falls and w. B. Murphy.
Polics Court.
In tho pnlice conrt yesterday morning
Henry Stewart and James Montgomery,
crlored, wal ,ers at Bonnor's restaurant,
who were charged with stealing a
watch from Albert Lewis, Syrian,
were dismissed Raymond Burnett
colorcd, Was fined SO for being drunk