The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-26
SALEM NEWS
c. NJ. killian is the guest of his brother,
DIR. j. II. killian, on Pennsylvania ave

C.M. Killian is the guest of his brother,
DIR, j. II. killian, on Pennsylvania ave
nue..
Irwin Moon, drummer for Owens X Mi
nor, the we'll known Richmond druggists,
Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w
j. Moon, on II short vacation.
Mrs. NJ. V. Webb went to Cave Spring
notwithstanding on visit To her moth
er, Mrs. 5. III. G. Greenwood
Rev. II c. V. Campbell, the Presbyte-
rian pastor-elect, will not reach Salem
until next Tuesday. Rev. j. X. Bridges
will fill the pulpit next Sunday morning
Mrs. II. G. Teney was summoned to
Scottsville, Albemarle county, yesterday
by telegram announcing the death of her
brother, S. Goodman.
The following persons left Sa-
lem yesterday for Lynchburg az delegates
to the State convention of the Epworth
League: Misses Maggie and Alice Ball,
Miss Maud Grove, Miss Lulu Oakley, Miss
Elite DENT, Miss Florence Burch, Mrs
o. ID. Oakley, John NJ. Oakley, Jr., DR.. d
b. Barnitz and Rev. B. +. Ball
Miss Jennie Strine is visiting friends ut
Bonsacks
James Persinger has returned from
| Blacksburg where he has been attending
| the Polytechnic Institute finals.
Miss Hattie Wolfenden, who during the
last session has been teaching music in
| private family in Wythe county, returned
home yesterday.
| Mrs. Capt. X. b. Moorman of Roa-
noke, was in town yesterday.
l.. F. Mullicote returned Wednesday
| night from Blacksburg where he had rem
| dercd valuable assistance in the com
mencement music of the Polytechnic In
| stitute.
The question of closing the stores on
| the Fourth of July, during at least Il part
of the day, is being agitated
| DIR. +. V. y. Painter has returned from
from Shepherdstown, w. Va. where he
had been invited to deliver the address
before the literary societies of the State
Normal College.
Trolley parties seem to he quite popIl-
lar now One ran out from Roanoke to
Salem in the early part of this week and
we hear there is to he another on the
evening of the third of July.
NJ. V. Webb is absent from Salem on a
business trip to Norfolk.
Mrs Gen Kirby. of Sewanee. Tenn. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Capt Hor-
| ner, of West Salem.
| NNiciSV -. IlpuScS, ol 'Ndltln IL III
Bluefield on business.
Riner G. Altizer, who recently grad
uated from Roanoke College, has taken
up the study of law under Henderson
Lee, of Salem. Mr.. Altizer expects to
! attend the University of Virginia next
session and take the regular law course
of that institution
Two Roanoke lawyers. Judge A. !.
Brand and Col Philip Lockett, were in
Salem "Wednesday afternoon on legal bus
| mess.
Prof w. + Morehead and wife left
last night for New York city where they
will take the steamer for Liverpool. Eng
land They will spend IL portion of the
summer in London doing advanced work
in connection with the library of the
| British museum Both the Professor and
| Mrs Moorehead took their bicycles along
| and during the vacation will spend "A por-
ton of their time. making iaunts through
the interior of England and France In
Septemher, they will 20 to the Univer-
sity of Leipsic. where the Professor will
continue his course for his degree of PHI.
ID Mrs. Moorchc3d i assisting her nus
band in his work.
On "Wednesday evening John W. Giles
was united in marriage to Miss Lucy V.
Price. both of Salem. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR. Taylor at the
home of the bride on Union street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain Church held II festivallast night in
the Evans building opposite Critz's