The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-18
SALEM NEWS
EDWARD JETER, REPORTER.

:
NJ r. and Mrs. Egolf, of Buena VISTA.
who have Il son at the college, is on visit
to ldrs. c. c. Tompkins.
Mrs. Pannell of Lynchburg, sister of
Jesse Floyd. is in the city stopping with
the family of w. j. Moon.
john Allen Watts, of Roanoke, was in
alem Friday evening talking with some
CT his many Salem friends.
MIS- Austin, of East Main street, who
has, been visiting friends in Roanoke
returned 60 her home yesterday
Attorney VIM. NJ. s.Simpson, who has
been on u visit to his sister in Fau1uier
county, has returned to Salem.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis, of Roanoke city,
spent Friday evening with her friend,
Mrs. Bowles, ut tho Duval House.
Mrs. DIR. ]. Il. Fox, of Bluefeld. and
Miss Fulcher, of StauntDn, are visiting
Mrs DR.. l.. A. Fox, on High street.
w. Il. Cross, the bookkeeper ut the
Woollen Mills, who has been stopping ut
Hotel Salem, has moved to Hotel Duval.
Thomas johnson aud Fletcher Clements
have been out IN the country for the past
few Gays doing missionary work for
Bryan and Sewall.
The venerable Charlie McCrav, late of
Back Creek, but now of Carvin's Cave
who Is 81 years old, passed through Salem
yesterday on his way to Floyd.
If you haven't already done So sub
scribe at once for The Times In this;
paper you get the Associated Press news.
rs we'll as all of the local news.
Col. d. C. Shanks has Just returned
from business trip to Craig city, and
reports his old friend, Mr. Mcdonald, as
being somewhat better, but still confined
to his bed
Our deputy treasurer, Chas Hatcher
has rented the Horner farm, Just west of
Salem, for period of three years, and
will, about the 1st of November, move his
family to that place.
Elder ID. ~. Snow, of Washington, ar
rived in Salem yesterday on a visit to the
family of b. +. Ammen, and will preach
Mt the Disciples Church(across the riverl
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon
f. II. Wicks, formerly of Salem. who
has been living in Hagerstown, with DO
sition in the Crawford Manufacturing
Works has moved his family back to
Salem and is living on Florida street
+. a. Lovelock returned Friday even
| ing from Frederick, Nd, and Richmond.
Va, where he has been Judging cattle.
He leaves on Monday night for Hagers-
town, where he goes in the same capacity
Robert Hurt and Ernest Shipman had
a headend bicycle collision on Main street
Friday night, the result of which was
that the front end of Mr. Shipman's bicy-
Gle was entirely demolished. Mr.. Hurt
was not hurt, nor was his wheel
Tomorrow is court day. Hon. w. C.
Plummer, of New York. and Jacob Yost
Df the TeptH Nir,ri,,io
dress the Republicans in the town hall.
Free silver Democratic speeches will he
delivered in the courthouse by Hon. Miles
NJ. Martin and C. r.. Green, of Charlotte
county.
Major John W. Daniel passed through
Salem on Friday evening EN- route to Ru
raj Retreat, whence he went to make n
campaign speech. The Bryan and Sewall
club OF Salem have been trying to make
n date with the major for speech here
before the campaign closes He will
probably come, as he always receives n
rousing reception from the Salem and
Roanoke county people
The eighty-ninth session of the min
lster's and layman's institute of the Val
ley Baptist Association will be held in
the Baptist Church at Buchanan, begin
ming Thursday, November 2G, 1896 nj
1880 p. m. The Introductory sermon will
be preached by the Rev. u. IT. Stipman,
of Roanoke, and various questions per-
tanning to the church will be discussed by
prominent members
The following is n list of county an
J polntments for speakers, as prepared by
Chairman Henderson Lee: William
Lunsford at Poage's Mill, Oct 90, at 1880
p. M; ID. G. Moomaw and S. T.. Jones at
Ballehack, Oct.20, at 1880 p. M; Thos l..
Moore at Bent Mountain Oct. 9th at 1870
p m, and at Red Hill Oct. % Mt 1870 D.
m; d. G. Moomaw at Red Hill Oct. %,
at 7:30 p. III.
The little people of the Baptist Orphan.
age marched to town yesterday Ell masse
to attend the Eden Alusee, much to their