The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-11
SAL. |, E, NJ
ISAAC cANNADAY, REpoh TER.

+. l.. Camp, well known in Roanoke
MT the representative of the Appletons,
was IN town yesterday on business
Il. Z: Hansbrough returned yesterday
from Algoma, w. Va
"A letter received from William Bar.
hitZ, VINO had one Of his kidneys removed
some lime ago at Mt. Sinai hospital, New
YORK, states that he is able to be out
D. a. Banks, of Richmond; Martin
Williams, of Giles county, and NJ. H.
crook, OF south BEND. Md f, are registered
at Hotel Duval.
MT. Northcross, who lives just east of
Eiilston'wili move in few days to Broad
street into the property formerly occu-
pied by Evangelist J. w. Hypes.
The condition of william Moore has
taken decided change for the better
Mr.. Moore will probably be out by Sat
urday.
Kos Gambill,of Roanoke, was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. Bonsack, of Bousack, Va, Is !, isit-
ing at Evangelist Clarence Strouse's on
Broad street
Alexander Anderson. colored, aged
about 10. died Wednesday morning at II
| O'Clock at his home on Water street.
The funeral services took place Yesterday
AFTERNOON Mt O'Clock from the \. NJ E.
| Church lnterment wns ade in the
East Hill Colured Cemetery.
Sam Oakley, of the undertaking firm of
Oakley Il Woolwine, of Roanoke, was in
| town yesterday.
Rev. c. A. Bulla, of Roanoke, was in
town yesterday.
Sheriff a. L. Damascus, of Coal Creek
| Tenn, arrived in town "Wednesday and
| left yesterday morning with 1, prisoner,
james Garrett Garrett had heeu con
victed of some crime aud sentenced to
three years in the pen" and while his
lawyer was asking for new trial Garrett
left the court rooEi unawares and was
not seen until caught in Salem.
Mrs. DR.. Jos. A. Sale and daughter,
Miss Lottie, of Roanoke, were in town
Wednesday visiting Mrs. Marshall Nc
Chung.
| The following is the programme for
the installation services ut the Baptist
Church next Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock: Anthem by choir; Invocation,
Rev h. w. HUBBARD, of St. Paul's Fps
copal Church; reading Scripture, Rev. T.
j. Shipmun, First Baptist--Church, Roa-
noke, Va; prayer, Rev. II. G. ". Camp
bell, Salem Presbyterian Church,; male
| quartette: welcome TO Valley bsptist AS
.sociat'o c. L. Cooke, l. l.. D., Hollins.
Va; hymn Nc. 52l; welcome on behalf of
other denominations. Rev. l.. a. Fox.
ID. ID Roanoke College; hymn No. 463;
welcome to citizens, Henderson Lee; hymn
No 696; welcome on behalf OF Salem Bap.
fist Church. Rev. G. j. Holiday, Baptist
Orpbanage; response, Rev. Furnlan II.
henedicton, Kew. j. f Armstrong, Sa-
lem NJ. L. Church, South.
John l.. Stevens little sou. Jansen,
who was taken to Baltimore recently To
have his eyes treated, has been brought
back with but very little Improvement.
| We understand, however, that the ma
tuIe OF the disease is such that it can be
treated ut home AS we'll as in the hospi-
tai. If this is so he will probably be
greatly benefited yet.
| Miss Mollie Paris has returned home
after spending two months visiting in
the Shenandoah Valley. She has almost
recovered from the injuries she received
some time ago by being thrown from
carriage.
The weekly papers here are agitatin2
| the question of putting the town clock on
the courthouse, but little inquiry will
/ show that is not at all practical under
| the present. arrangements. Should the
|
would create such disturbance, we are
told by these who work in the court
house, during the sessions of court and
at other times that 4 serious interruption
would be caused.
We learn that the owners Of the Salem
Steam 1anneIy will soon begin the cree
ton of an additional building at their
| plant, aud that the capacity will he in
| creased so as 10 turn out about fifty hides
IL day more than ut present. The COM
! pany, by reason of It's heavy purchases
last year, has about $4,000 tons of tan
! lark now in it's sheds, and for that rea-
son will buy no bark this year except
that hauled in by teams from the sur
rounding country.
! T. w. Whites arver was recently elect.
ed second lieutenant of Company "H"
! Second Virginia regiment of infantry.
! Mr. Whitescarver received orders from
| Col. j. C.. Baker, through the local com
| pany,to report at Richmond for examina.
ton on February %. Mr.. Whi;escarver,
no doubt. will make good officer, rs he
has already served five years in the Uni
ted States army
+. y. Mitchell, who has been living in
Martinsville fer the last five or six
| months, has returned to Salem to live
lie Will occupy his property on Elm
street Mr.. Mitchell has been re-engaged
rs salesman with tAe firm of HUI, An
drews II Thomas, of Roanoke. Roanoke
and Salem will be his field
SNREWD THIEF DrTECTED