The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-05
LOCALITIES

AVUulUIIUO
Hunt-swain.
Chas. r. Hunt, an engineer, was mar
Hied on Wednesday night to Miss Ida
Swain by Rev. 8. L. R'ce at the resi-
dence OF Marshall Trent, on Stewart
avenue 8. e.
Disturbance on the Highway.
Bert Penn, Lucy Penn and Maria S..
Clair, all colored, were fined IS each by
Justice A. M. Miller for raising a dis
turbance on the highwey near Pine
Grove Church.
w. @. t. U. Meeting.
The Hammer W. c. II. U. will meet at
the Bee Hive building, corner Common
wealth and Third avenue n. e.. this az
ternoon at o'clock. A full attendance
ie desired.
Bethany Festival.
1 The ladies Of Bethany Church rave q
most successful festival last night In
the Engleby building on Commonwealth
avenue. The festival will be continued
Tonight and Tomorrow night.
Hastings Court.
In the hastings court yesterday morn.
Ing party WAS fined IS for opening his
saloon on the evening before the cleo
sion. Edward Lyle qualified as COM
monwealth's attorney and ]. A. Page AZ
justice OF the peace for the FIFTH ward
Entertainment
The Rod OF Love Circle of the Epworth
League held>their regular monthly en-
tertainment last nightin Greene.Memo-
rial Church. An excellent IL usical and
literary programme was rendered, after
which refreshments were served.
VIII Go to Buchanan.
Reliance Council No. IS. Jr. o. u. A.
M, at their meeting last night, decided
80 attend the Fourth Of July celebration
at Buchanan In body, and extended
an invitation to Roanoke Council, Of
this city, and Salem Council to Join
them.
Hold Him at All Hazards.
Chief OF Police Dyer received tele-
gram yesterday ffom L. Edgar Park,
chief OF police of Irvine, KY, telling
him to hold Bud johnson at all hazards,
Notwithstanding what others might say
II WAC
given In yesterdays TIMES of Johnson's
arrest.
hurry and Anderson the Same.
5. w. Jamison, Of the Roanoke Trust,
Loan and Safe Deposit Company, re-
ceived q photograph yesterday from
Troy, N. VI Of Murray, the man who
had in his possession certified checks
OF the trust company, and 1t proves to
be d. 0. Anderson, the sharper, who
paid Roanoke and Buchanan visit.
Goodbye. Girls.
a special train arrived here yester-
day just before noon from Hollins.
loaded down with pretty Hollins girls.
who were returning home from attend
Ing the recent session of-the school.
The depot platform WAS much crowded
owing 10 the departure Of these young
ladies' and number from Virginia
college. There was an innumerable
host OF young men looking on.
In Police Court.
In police court yesterday morning
Jennie Smith WAS fined $40 for being
drunk and disorderly; John Terrence,
coiored, and Fless Williams, white, for
nication. IS each; Lue Coleman, colored
disorderly, IS; Rinsldo Cato, vagrancy,
Us; Ed Moore, colored, the man who At.
tackled Mrs. Vest. WAS fined $40 on the
charge OF vagrancy, and he will be held
70 snsWer the Rraver charge; VIII Pow
ell, drunk, Sa.50; Mile Withers, disor-
derby house, $40.
VIII Go to Europe
ADAM Falconer, popular employe
OF the Roanoke Machine Works. Is
about to take his departure for An ex
tended tour through Europe. and it Ia
expected by his many friends and rela-
tives that he will bring back with him
better half. II such is the case his
friends will tender him a hearty wei.
come on his return. He expec IS to leave
Roanoke for New York Sunday night
1t Is hoped that Mr.. Falconer snd bride
will make their future home In Roa.
noke.
Omcers Elected.
At % meeting OF the directors Of the
consolidated Cigar and Tobacco Com
pany. held yesterday. the following off
general manager of Crczer Iron Com
panS> was elected presidents; w. A.
Caldwell, secretary and treasurer, and
f. b. Ludwig, general manager. This
| company is located on Jefferson street
opposite the Terry building, and they
are doing large and thriving wholesale
business. The gentlemen connected
with 1t are business men Of wide ex-
perience, and have the energy back O.
them to make the business a success.
Notice.
WILL sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash. on Saturday
June o, 1896, at IL q. M, on the mxrke
square, one old fire engine.
j. H. WINGATE,