The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-07-02
SAL E NJ
EDWARD JETER. REPORTER.

Rev. Melvin Killian and bride, after a
short stay at the home o. the groom S
s father, left yesterday for McGaheysville,
whore they will visit the family of the
bride, after which they will locate at
Smtthbnrg, Nd, where Mr.. Killian will
have charge of the Lutheran Church of
that place.
The Sunbeam Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church were royalty enter.
tained Wednesday night at the home of
{ Councilman j. B. Camden. Good things
were handed and the little folks enjoyed
themselves hugely.
G. l.. Moore, of Washington. n brother
of our townsman, Roy Moore, is on a
flying visit TO the family of his brother.
Misses Margie and Eliza Logan have
gone on visit to their grandparents. Mr.
! and Mrs. M. Graybill, at Amsterdam.
On Wednesday night, at the elegant
home of Capt j. C. Lsnghorne, a delight
full dancing party was given in honor of
Lewis and Miss Annie Langhorne
Cadet NJ. NJ. Mills, graduate of the
". NJ. l., who has been visiting his young
friend, w. w. Ballard, Jr., left yesterday
for his home ut Stony Greek, Va.
f. H. Chalmers, of the Farmers
National Bank, left Wednesday night for
Chicago, where he went on business.
Mrs. DR.. E. a. Parsons and two chill
dren, after pleasant visit to her father,
w. D. f. Duval, leave to-day for their
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Hildreth, mother of DR.. Hildreth,
of Roanoke College, left yesterday for
Washington city, where she goes to join
her son, after which they will spend the
summer in New Jersey.
Leon A. Palmer, formerly superinten-
dent of the pants factory at the Holstein
Wooden Mills. left yesterday for Lynch.
burg to enter upon his duties IN a similar
concern, owned and operated by Guggin.
heimer Bros, of the above city. His
many Salem friends wish him success.
- Editor G. d. DENT and wife returned
yesterday from pleasant and profitable
trip to Charlottesville and the Nashville
Exposition.
Miss Lou Etchinson, who has been Wis
iting T. A. Day and wife, lett yesterday
for Washington city, where she will visit
week before returning to her home at
Damascus, Maryland.
Miss Minnie Obenchain, who has been
visiting Miss Maud Obenchain, at her
home on White street. left yesterday for
her home in Buefield, w. Va.
Miss Thalia Haywood, of Hollins, who
has been visiting Miss Bessie Tompkins,
left for her home yesterday evening.
Sheriff Zirkle returned from Lynchburg
yesterday morning with the youthful
negro thief, Sam Mar tin, whom he placed
in Jail. Sam is only years old, but con-
fesse1 to being one of the parties who re-
Gently broke into Charles Wagner's store
Mr.. and Mrs. Prufer, of Staunton, Va,
arrived in Salem yesterday evening to at
tend the funeral of the late Mrs. Lottie
Huff. Mrs. Prufer is the only daughter
of the deceased. The funeral will be con-
Quoted this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in
che Lutheran Church by Mr.. c. X. Bell,
assisted by the Rev. James f. Arm
strong, after which the remains will he
laid TO rest in East Hill Cemetery.
Mis-. Judge w. Griffin and children
have retui ned from an extended visit to
friends in Farmville, Lynchburg and
Bedford county.
Miss Greer, OF Rocky Mount, and Miss
Robinson, Of Indian Rock, who have heen
visiting the family of David Ayres on
Market street, returned TO their homes
Wednesday,
At meeting of the Ancient Order of
the knights of the Mystic Chain, ON Mon
day night. the following officers were
elected for the six months term begin
ming July l, 1897: James Reynolds, sir
knight commander: +. f. Meadow, vice
commander; Perry Suarkey, first lieuten
ant; o. l.. Stearnes, Al r. s.; F. o. HUI