The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-03
SAL!|,EDL MI VS.
EDWARD JETER, REPORTER.

Miss Bessie Temp kins,s,has ssgonc On IL
visit to Rev. y. PitZcr and. family in
Washington.
1t is more thln probable that DR..
Dreher's efforts to secure William j.
Bryan ut the coming commencement of
Roanoke College will he attended with
success.
Mr.. anl Mrs Samuel Martin has zone
to Baltimore.
W..D. f. Duval have gone to Harrison.
burg on business
Geo. NJ. Dobyns left yesterday for II
visit to his old home in Floyd
EsssMrs. st. John, Miss Mary Garner and
l.. L. Lee have gone on IL trip to Rich
mond.
Miss Ellen Page, who has for some time
past been employed as clerk in the dry
goods store of William Brown, has ac-
copied similar position in Washington
city, and left Monday for the above place.
Mrs. DR.. Taylor and her da nghter, Miss
Anna, have gone on u visit to Baltimore
city.
At Il congregational meeting held at
the Lutheran Church Sunday morning it
was decided to extend call to Rev Jno.
Alfred Morehead of Richmond to ill the
vacancy now existing III the Lutheran
Church. Mr.. Morehcad is II graduate of
Roanoke College and Il brother of Pro.
fessor Morchcad, now taking IL course of
lectures ut IIeipsc.
Mrs. N1olie c. Gillian, sister of
Charles Grove, left Sunday night for
I.ynchburg, after II visit to her brother
here.
Mr.. DIR. W. T.. Henderson, of Blacks
burg, is visiting Mrs. w. q. Younger on
Main street.
Mrs. NJ. y. Marx has returned from a
visit TO Mrs. +. y. Smith, who now re.
sides in Petersburg, Tenn
Professor Phipps Miller, principal of
the graded school, is confined to mis- bed
by sickness.
III. Alexander yesterday moved his stock
OF goods to Roanoke, but "Alex." will go
to New York. He is very clever young
man. and by his gentlemanly conduct
here has made many friends, who will be
sorry to see him leave Salem.
Councilman Campbell is having a
handsome porch built in front of his
doing the work.
Nm. Johnston, DR.. Dabney Barnitz
and William Brand left yesterday to see
crowned" in Washington.
Miss Julia Hubbard left yesterday for q
visit to Richmond.
y delightful practice was indulged in
Monday night by the Choral Club in the
parlors of Hotel Duvnl \ constitution
and bylaws submitted Ey Professor
Smith were adopted. 1t is the desire of
those who have matters in charge that
the MON hers hereafter meet prOnn ti, e.,
1;30 instead of 8
Miss Mcneil, after "A pleasant visit to
Miss Daisy Farrow, in West Salem, re-
turned Monday ut her home at Rocky
Mount.
VIM. S. Oakley has gore on n pleasure
trip to the Eastern shore.
]. 4. Penn and wife have gone on :,
visit to Mrs. PENIS relatives in Mary
land.
Mrs. Edward Armstrong left Monday
for visit to Washington city.
Mrs. T. G.. Weber has rented the Vol
fenden property on College avenue where
she will in II few days, open.-up milli-
merry store. She leaves this week for the
Northern markets, where she goes to pur-
chase a stock of goods.
Mrs. Austin, who has been living in
the j. c. ligon house, has moved into
rented rooms in the Jake Parrish house,
on East Main street
VIM. Preston, of the Norfolk and Yves.
tern, has been on II short visit to his
mother and sisters
F. If. Ludaking, formerly of Salem,
was yesterday shaking hands on the
streets with his old frensds. Mr. .Luda-
king now lives in Bedford City.