The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-07-09
SAL NJ.
EDWARD JETER. REPORTER.

AT the last regular meeting Of il. o.
=. "a. NJ the following officers were
elected for the coming term: c., E. NJ.
1rossssV. c., Robert Thomas; recording
secretary, ID. g. Barnitz; financial secre-
1ary, j. II. Camper; treasurer, Jno. NJ.
thomas; warden, Charles Paris; CON
ductor, ID. c. Stump; inside sentinel, j.
y. Fisher; outside sentinel, j. G. Hickok;
trustee. 7. R. Boon.
Mr.. McClenen, of Calvert, Tex. who
mas been stopping at Mrs. Capt. Tomp-
KIDS, lett yesterday morning on q bust
ness trip to Northern citics.
1t will be gratifying to the many
friends Of Mrs. VIM. McCauley to learn
that her condition Is somewhat. i'm
proved. Her physician is very hopeful,
'nough she is by no means out of danger.
I: I. Smith, William Tompkins, w.
w. ballard, Jr., H. Hine. j.. Hatcher
ana L. Langhorne left last evening for a
ten days. summer outing at Ripley
Springs, in Craig county.
The Salem correspondents of uTbe
Times" had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting Il. l.. Brown, Jr., of Richnond,
va, special agent of the Bell Telephone
Company. Mr.. Brown seemed to think
that the correspondent had been a little
rough in his article of Wednesday on
the Bell Company. After pleasant talk
and several interviews with the 'phone
subscribers, who sustained the correct
uess of the article lin question, it seemed
that slight misunderstanding Ind &C.
Cured between the subscribers and the
company touching the right of subscrib.
ers to allow friends and customers to use
their phones The agent..sa that we
could state tina. persons who used the
Bell phones could allow their friends and
customers use of same, but not indiscrim-
lnately, as the company has n pay station
at Hotel Duval. It was also stated that
the Bell Company would continue to do
business in Roanoke.
II. f. Chandler, who recently graduated
with first honors from Cornell University,
is visiting his parents on Broad street.
f. w. Whitescarver, J. p. Saul and
Thomas !. Preston have been appointed
by the church to take charge of the ar
rsngement of affairs in connection with
the Valley Baptist Association, which
meets in Salem August 10th.
AT IL recent meeting of Sale m Castle
No. 3, a. o. A. X. of NJ. c., the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Commander, J. w. Reynolds; vlce,
commander, Il. Il. Meador; f. L., Perry
Starkey; n. r. S O. l. Stearnes; c.. of
Adams; l. e., L. =. Goodwin: trustee, f..
NJ. Gross; past commander, II. r. Boon.
Those who hold over are: e. A. McCau.
ley, Chaplain; I. r. Boon, treasurer: J.
II. Camper, recording scribe; E. NJ.
Gross, outer guard I. r. Boon, trustee,
and L. NJ Beamer, trustee.
At meeting of Salem Lodge No. 100,
!. O. 0. F.. held in their hall July 6, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: N. G., w. j. Watson; V. G.,
L. b. Beck; secretary, L. r. Boon; treas
urer, j. B. Frier; chaplain, c. w. Dea-
tom warden, W.. u. Walker; conductor,
A. II. Whitesell; inner guard, G. f.
Reed outer guard, VIM. Hannah; R. S.
to n. g., S. NJ. White; II S. TO N. g.,
Jno. NJ. Thomas; r. S. ito B. G.. Samuel
Parrish: L. S. to V. G., c. A. Paris; r.
5. S., VIM. Francis; L. S. S., A. T. Ho-
rine; S. p. g., j. G.'Fitzgerald.