The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-06

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LocaletteS
Going to Bedford.
The N. & w. Jr. baseball team will
leave to-day for Bedford City to Gross
bats with the Bedford Sluggers.
At Grace Church.
AT Grace Church Tomorrow the regu.
lar services morning and evening will
be conducted by the pastor, Rev. @. D.
Bulls.
Baseball To-day.
game of ball will be played
this afternoon 1T the Athletic Park be-
tween the Union Stars and the N. g. W.
teams. The game will be called At 4:3O
o'clock.
Here From Norfolk.
W. M. Retsew, of the firm OF Watt,
Rettew 81 CLAY, of Roanoke and Nor
folk. arrived from Norfolk yesterday
and will remain In Roanoke several
days.
National Business College.
The National Business College has
enrolled two new students during the
past week. The school will close on
the first Of August, when about one
dozen OF the pupils will graduate.
Played in Salem.
The SouthweBterns, of Roanoke, went
to Salem yesterday afternoon and played
the Salem Juniors. The score stood
to in favor OF tho Roanoke boys after
playing 10 innings.
Bethany Festival.
The festival at Bethany Church WAS
quite we'll attended last night, and all
connected with the affair en- loved them
selves. The young ladies were especially
polite. The festival will be continued
tonight.
Afternoon Meeting.
The Railroad Department of the Y.
ID. Z. a. Will hold their regular ser.
vices Sunday afternoon ct 800 at their
rooms in the West End, DR.. John l..
Doggett will lead the meeting. All
are invited.
Epworth League Delegates.
The Epworth League of Grace Church
met last night and elected delegates to
the Lynchburg Epworth League con-
vention as follows: Mrs. Laura l.
Wright Miss Bette Mabry. Miss Rosa
Headen, w. e. Thomas, w. II. White.
A Successful Trip.
w. p. Airheart has just returned from
very successful trip through the
Southern States In the interest OF the
Iron Belt Building and Loan Associa-
ton. This association has now SUCCESS
full agencies established in eleven States
Of the Union.
at Greene-Memorial.
Rev Thos. E. Carson, pastor. Preach.
ing at IL q. M. and p m. by the pastor.
New members received and communion
service at the morning worship. Ep-
worth League at 7:15. All young people
invited.
Coming After johnson.
Chief Dyer received teleg ram yes.
terday from Ashland signed by T. Edgar
Park, chief of police OF Irwin, KY, say
ing that he was on his way to this CITY
TO get Bud Johnson, who was arrested
few days ago. He will probably ar.
rive this morning.
Return of the Delegates.
The delegates to the Stanton conven-
tion have returned. many of them COM
Ing In on the morning train. a number
OF delegates from adjoining counties
spent the day in the city. Most OF the
Roanoke delegation returned on the
evening train.
In Police Court.
In police court yesterday James
White was fined SIS for trespAssing on
the Norfolk and Western railroad.
Evans Bailey and Matte Byrd were
fined, respectively, $40 and IS for vio-
lating city ordinance.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson Returns.
Rev. R. G. Anderson returned yester-
day from MArtinsville. where he visited
his sick brother, whom he reported "a
being better. On Sunday morning Mr..
Anderson will preach q special annual
sermon to the Roanoke Light Infantry,
at the Second Presbyterian church.
The North Carolina Excursion,
The Greensboro, N. O., Sunday
school excursion, which WAS booked to
arrive here yesterday morning. did not
materializs. owing, it Is said, to the
fact shat heavy rains and wsshouts had
occurred in the vicinity from which II
was to come. 1t is thought the exeur-
sion Will come in on Tuesday.
Has Returned Home.
Chss. M. Gray, popular engineer on
the Beech Creek railroad, formerly of
the Norfolk and Western. who has been
visiting friends and relatives In the
sunny South" left yesterday for his