The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-27
SALEM NEWS
EDWARD JETER, REPORTER.

city yesterday on his wheel
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Lee leave this
morning for Luray, where they 20 ON a
visit.
Mrs. Shay, of Botetourt county, spent
Sunday with her nephew, Charles Frier,
of West Salem.
Henderson Lee, our county chairman,
spoke to large crowd Mt Bent Mountain
on Saturday night.
John Diuguid and wife, of Roanoke,
spent Sunday at the home of Robert
Hurt,on Academy street
DESIRE TO EMPLOY registered
druggist for thirty days. Apply at once
to w. e. Horne, Salem, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. !. Thomson and
child, of Roanoke, are the guests of c.
w. Thomson, the West End grocer.
Miss Annie Palmer, who has for sew
eral weeks pnst been visiting friends in
Augusta county, returned to Salem Friday
night.
j. =. Saul, who has been on n visit to
his family here, left yesterday for Gray
son county, where he goes on n business
trip for his house.
Il. Il. Iolt, OF Norfolk, spent Il portion
of Saturday here, after which he returned
To the Clam City, accompanied by Miss
Sallie Johnston, who went to visit his
vile.
Thomas Rhodes, who since September
has been working mt Algoma, returned to
Salem Sunday. He reports the other
Salem boys ut that point rs being well
Miss Hattie Hall, who lives near Ian
Fayctte, sister of Mrs Josiah Simmons
of this place, died on Sunday afternoon
huried to.,lov ''''o III w
w. i-"N iii'' orio"' VINO mas Deen on Il
,, ,sto " ier soilS mere, leit yesterday FOR
othnr sn,, ,stor Ill So ~ 's'0 "er
her nome in patr;ci, n,,,',,+,. "a '''''" W
j"'iiiil u"rs,' one OF tEe twin sons
VI -. n: uarse, whose illness was men
Sloheu III ollis paper lew days ago died
Iunun3 morning III O'CLOCK lie was
""iicu 9eStcruts NEAR MS nome.
'"uSe W. Grillih, .. ,, baer ana Hon
nv ti"'iu I ie's Ses'eruaS ior Alr Polnt
uiu 'hc ne4l mountain neighborhood
ny ~ a. 1ncNiniey missionaries TO the
p'oP'' " no 'iierc slo III darkness.
Jane Shoveley, colored, died at Bcrke-
ley treeman's, near Salem,v very suddenly
on Saturday evening. She was buried
IT,, ssen'iiS ~ .ile 1'usnters OF the
49, .'e' u i'o'i''Nc an" '0"icih'
w. ,. Bullard, the Christian preacher,
VINO mas been stopping with b. +. Am
men, on hlm street, was called home yes
terday, but will return and conduct II
series of meetings at the Christian
Church, across the river
y few evenings ago while d. C. Moo
nav was making Bryan speech at Red
Hill, in this county, some one stole the
harness of his horse. This was very un-
grateful, after Mr. Moomaw's Kindness
in going so far to enlighten the voters ON
the question of money.
AT meeting of the school trustee
electoral board, W. a. Whitescarver was
elected as trustee oil salem district, vice
,'ho. IL. rainier, resigned. ,. a. Wilson
mas hiSo Ienuereu MS resignation as II
iiieillper oi .hno ooay' ana MS successor
miil nc c'cc'cu 1T ohe next meeting OF the
"o''i
Sunday was typical autumn day. The
atmosphere was slightly hazy, though the
sun shone bright and the winds, which
blew from the West were warm and de.
lightful y large crowd assembled on the
wooden mlll bridge to see nine colorcd
people paptiZed III the Roanoke river at
that point
On Saturday night chapter of the Phi
Kappa Alpha Fraternity was Organized
ut Roanoke College, with the following
members: w. H. Robertson. w. s.
Claiborne, j. j. Lloyd, w. G.. RHYME. II.
\. Rhyme, w. y. w. Terry. This is the
only strictly Southern college fraternity,
and has chapters in fourteen of our prom
inent educational institutions. Prof. r..
Randolph Jones, y. NJ, of Hoee Acad-
envy, Blackstone. an alumni of the
in organizing this new cbantor v,I;nI,