The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-17


cigar, and Flor De freeman" all
Havana S cent cigar, are IN the lead
now. VANLEAR Bros, sole agents In
Roanoke.
w. O. r. U. Meeting.
The Stuart W. G. It. u. will meet at
the home OF Mrs. T. o. Greenwood, No.
325 Wheat street. 8. g., Wednesday, June
II. at 3p.m m.
Marriage License Issued.
A marriage license was issued yester.
day by the clerk of the hustings cour:
to Jno. Il. Bandy and Miss A. NJ. Cooper,
both Of this city.
Marriage To-day.
Rev. DR.. Campbell went to Montvale
last night, where he will to-day unite
iu marriage Fl. +. Henderson and Miss
Annie Buford, both OF Montvale.
DIR. Campbell Elected Trustee.
Rev. DR.. w. o. Campbell, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church. has been
elected trustee OF Hampden-Sidney
College by the board Of directors Of tbs
institution OF learning. The selectio
is an excellent one.
A Joint Meeting.
There will be joint meeting OF the
Women's Auxiliary and com mittee rep.
resenNnR the Roanoke Light Infantry at
the Y. NJ. G. A. building at o'clock
this afternoon. All members Of .he
auxiliary are requested to attend.
Death OF Mrs. Fralin.
Mrs. e. Fl. Frslin. wife OF w. l..
Frslin. died yesterday morning at the
family residence, No. 8 Furnace row
n. O., after several weeks illness, at the
age of 81 years. The remains were
taken to Bedford City last night, where
interment will take place to-day.
Funeral of Mrs. Guy.
The funeral OF Mrs. ]. G. Guy, mother
OF Councilman Guy, WAS conducted yes-
terday morning ct the family residence,
9o5 Patterson avenue 8. W., by Rev. DR..
Campbell, assisted by Rev. DR.. Carson,
OF Greene-Memorial, after which the
remains were taken to Lynchburg for
interment.
Death of Ii. j. Robertson.
81. j. Robertson died yesterday morn
Ing CT heart failure at the residence OF
his daughter, Mrs. B. M. Walden, AIS
Second avenue N. W.. aged 70. The
funeral services wore conducted last
night at o'clock at the family residence
by Rev. Mr.. Childrey, of the First Bsp-
tist Church, after which the remains
were taken to Farmville. where inter-
ment will take place to-day,
In Police Court.
In the police court yesterday, Judge
Williams imposed the following fines:
Joe Slaughter, drunk, So. so; John Evans,
disorderly, S2.50; Rossbel Mcclure,
n.
Ing nuisance, IS; Henry Perkins, dis
orderly, SIS; Ed. Moore was sent on to
the grand jury without bail on the
charge OF attempting to assault Mrs. ].
A. Vest, and Henry Priest WAS sent on
on the charge Of stealing Sos from Mrs.
SeeligsOn. The other two colored men
who were arrested on the same charge
were dismissed.
The Band Concert.
The great band concert to De given at
the Crystal Spring Park, beginning
Thursday night and lasting three DAYS,
by the Roanoke Light Infantry, will be
one OF the most pleasant affairs for the
people OF Roanoke that has yet been
given. The Light Infantry boys have
been working hard to make it a success,
and all who attend may be sure OF a
grand time. The features OF the occa-
pion will be the appearance of Harry
Ward and Miss Lorena Jansen each
night; o battalion drill; Japanese fan
drill by twenty young ladies. and
various other pastimes OF pleasure. Re-
freshments will be served at city prices.
This concert Is for the benefits Of the
Light Infantry, and the proceeds will be
used to pay the expenses of the boys to
the reunion at Richmond.
Secret Orders Elect Officers.
Peasants Lodge, No. SO, A. F. and
A ID. have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: G.. M. Kitzmiller,
worshipful master; e L. Downs. senior
warden; George Martin, junior warden;
u. It. Anderson, treasurer; j. E. Reich
ards, secretary; p. E. Thomas, senior
deacon; ID. e. Gettys, junior deacon.
The Knights Of the Ancient Essenic
Order have also elected officers as fol.
lows: Excellent senator. w. P. Dupuy.
senior seneschal, S. e. Crap; Junior
seneschal, Frank Helvestine; sarcedos,
j. Z. Bryan; treasurer, f. r. Caldwell;
secretary, James McFalls; surgeon, A.
A. Cannaday; assistant surgeon, Fl. E.
Jones; trustees, j. A. Dupuy, j. W.
Woods, s. 8. Brooke.
The following were elected by D. @.
Shanks Chapter, Royal Arch Masons
t. G. Maury, high priest; ]. d. Duncan,
king; 1. V. Yonce. scribe; John A.
Francis, secretary; j. B. Frier. treas
nrer; w. B. Cross. captain of host; L. A.
Palmer, &. A. c.; J. Fl. Floyd, P. s.;
j. K. Shank, master 3rd "; p. s. Bur
we'll. End w.; E. A. Anderson, LIST ";
j. w. Thomas. tyler.