The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19
SALEM NEWS
EDWARD JErER, REPORTER.

Miss Daisy DENT is on visit to friends
| i'll the city of Roanoke.
w. *. Davis. II graduate of the V. p.
l., is visiting in the city.
Mrs. NJ. G. McClung returned to Salem
yesterday after a visit in Roanoke.
Col. r. II. Logan returned yesterday
from business trip to Craig county.
Mrs. Jno. Gordon and her daughter,
Miss Pearl, of Elliston, were shopping in
the city yesterday.
Master Willard Moore accompanied his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Huff, to
Baltimore on Monday night.
l.. S. Calfee, wife and child, of Pulaski,
are visiting the family of ID. II. Martin,
ut their home across the river.
The Roanoke College football team
played on Monday the Hampden- Sydney
team and were defeated by Il score of 10
to 6.
Mrs. Col. iIansbrough after IL pleasant
visit to the family of Rev. JOS. Hans
brough, in Orange county, has returned
to Salem.
r. S. Moss, former graduate of Roa.
noke College and large exporter of cot
ton in Southwest Virginia. stopped in
Salem yesterday on his way home from
New York.
Mr.. Bender, of the Norfolk aud Vest
crn offices of Roanoke, and Miss Lila
Hines, were in the city Tuesday, the
guests of Miss Lou Haislip.
Mrs. NJ c. Hester and her daughter.
Miss Anna, mother and sister of Mr. Kes-
ter, of the mineral wool plant, left last
evening for New York where they will
spend the holidays.
,Jno. Smith IL former Salem, boy. who
used to clerk for John Snuff, but who is
now Il telegraph operator on the Kenov;i
division of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road is in the city on visit.
l.. o. Brown, who for the past four
years has been faithful employee of the
Times Register has accepted IL posi-
ton on the Pulaski News Review and left
yesterday fer his new field of labor.
james II. Huffman of Craig county,
| and his newly welded wife, together with
the bridal party spent Thursday night Mt
the HUFF house. The maiden name Of the
present Mrs. Huffman was Miss Susie
Bryant. DIR. Givens. n. b. Huffman and
his daughter, Maggie, II. NJ. Abbott and
Miss Martha Abbott, accompanied the
bride and groom.
Andy Davis reports that while ilc and
his wife were away from home Tuesday
thieves entered their house and took
everything that they had. All of his own
and his wifes clothes were taken, also
what edibles We're in the house. They
made clean sweep. even the chickens in
! the hen house. Andy said that what
! they left was on his back.
X. b. Cole. who is wood cutter in the
employ of john Baer, while cutting
wood on Monday for the stave Factory
! had the misfortune to split his foot open
! with IN axe. The wound extends from
| the instep to the toe and was both pain
| full and dangerous. Dr. j. p. Killian at
tended to the wounded man.
| ]. w. Bushong we'll known in Salem
and Roanoke, as successful farmer of
this county, was on yesterday at p. III.
united i'll marriage to Miss NJ. V. Frantz.
ut the home of c. b. Frantz. Rev j. c.
Moser, of the Lutheran Church, ofIici-
ated. Miss FrantZ is an estimabe young
| lady and Il sister of Marshall FrantZ, OF
Salem. The wedding was quiet home
affair.
Vice President elect Garrett A. Hobart
OF New Jersey, in company with party
of twenty New Englanders, including
Governor Gregg, OF New Jersey, will pass
through Salem on the morning west
bound train on Saturday, the 21st of this
month. The party will visit the National
Park at Chicamauga, Tenn, in behalf OF
the New Jersey monument erected there
-Scntincl