The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-13
SALEM NEWS.
Special Correspondence to The Times.
A. Lovelock, Reporter.

Special Correspondence to The Times, Il.
A. Loveloox, Reporter.
Miss Blanche McNamee and Miss
Hattie Way, who have been visiting
Misses Annie Weber and Mabel Dame,
returned to their homes in Roanoke
yesterday;
George Littrell, of Salem. was mars
ried last night to Miss Bette Fire
baugh, at her homo near Amsterdam,
in Botetourt county.
Miss v. B. Harvie, OF Richmond. is
the guest OF Miss Ellen Blair.
The young folks had dance Tuesday
night at Hotel Salem. Governor OFFER
rail- WAS among the spectators.
The funeral services Of little Lucy
Belle Guy took place at the home Of
her parents on Broad street yesterday
morning. Rev. e. W. Hubbard con-
Quoted the services, assisted by Rev. ].
R. Bridges. The pall-bearers were DR..
B. P. Saunders and Messrs. Glasgow
Armstrong, John Logan and w, M.
Montgomery.
Miss Katherine Hartigsn, who was to
have been married yesterday at the
home Of her father in Salem, to Mr..
Owen Brown, Of Rogersville, Tenn,
was married to that gentleman in Bris-
wa knos AhoI0ouf oA0Cf VIC hOAAOW-
ing circumstances: Mr.. Hartigan is in
the North on business, but sent q letter
giving his consent and this was taken
to the clerks office yesterday by MIR.
Owen when he went for his license.
This latter WAS refused him, howev,r.
because Mr.. Hartigan's signature had
not been acknowledged before q notary
public In accordance with the law.
Rather than wait two or three days for
the necessary signature Mr.. Brown and
Miss Hartigan determined to start for
Rogersville, stopping on the way at
Bristol, where they were married with
out 30 much red tape. Mr.. f. e. Fain,
postmaster of Rogersville, accompanied
Mr.. Brown and acted as his best man.
The following report made to Roam
committee of arrangements on Decora.
tion Day was unanimously adopted by
the lodge at It's regular meeting Tues
day night:
Resolved, That Salem Lodge No. 100
1. o. O. F., will ever remember with
gratitude VIM. Watts Camp Confederate
Veterans, for the prompt response to
the invitation of your committee, In
being with US and the part they per-
formed on memorial. day. Also to all
members and officers OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic, who uni'ed with us.
To Big Spring Lodge No. II, for their
attendance in body, and individual
members Of Odd Fellows lodges who
attended and participated with US. To
jeff Davis Rifles, Salem Drum Corps,
Salem Fire Company, Taylor Lodge No.
% Masonn and visiting members,
Mayors Of Roanoke, Vinton and Salem
and invited guests, Salem Cornet Band,
free schools, Salem Baptist Orphansge.
citizene OF Salem and surrounding
country, a. b. Pugh and Hon G.. B.
Fitzgerald for their able addresses. A.
Kaetlhoff for his liberal donation of ice,
j. W. f. Allemong, J. W. Harveycutter
& Son and Lyon & Bro. for carriages
furnished, to the marshals, Capt. w.
Griffin, Lewis Langhorne and w. W.
Harveycutter, for the prompt manner in
which they moved the large procession.
to the president and superintendent OF
East Hill Cemetery, and to the ladies,
one and all, for their presence and lib
eral donation of flowers.
Fraternally submitted,
J. B. FRIER.
A. 81. WHITEsELL,
v. P. HICKMAN,
SAM'L. M. WHITE,