The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
CANE FAR FOR
VIRGINIA BRIDE
Nr. Edelen, of Kansas City, Mo.
Welded in Christiansburg,
POLITICS IN MONTGOMERY.
Republican Nominee viii Make Two Speeches
D., Until Election BIRD Season
Opens and Slaughter
Has Begun.
POLITICS IN MONTGOMERY.
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cERIsTIANsBURG.S VA, Oct. 17.-oae
Of the most beautiful church weddings
That has been held in this town for many
months was solemniged in the Presbyte-
rian Church at O'Clock Wednesday eve
aing, when Miss Mary Junkin, second
daughter of Mrs. George G, Junkin be-
came the happy wife of Mr.. William }.
Edelen, of Kansas City, Mo. The church
was tastefuily decorated with chrySanthse-
NUNS and autumn leaves, and the SOFT
lights shed a beautiful picture befor- the
large asseniL,lage eli friends and relatives
as the lovely party marched up the aisies
TO the wedding march played by Miss
Bessie Hooper DR.. T. w. Hooper united
the happy couple in a beautiful and inn
pressive ceremony After the ceremony
the happy party repaired to the residence
of the brides mother, where b0untiful
supper and reception awaited them Mr..
and Mrs Edelen viii spend several days
with Mrs Junkin before leaving for their
far western home
CAMPAIGN WARMING UP.
Until tire present time politics have
been very quiet in this county, but from
now until the election the pot VIII boil
without abatement.
Major Cowan and Mr.. Heermans, the
Democratic and Republican candidates
for the House of Delegates, are leaving
no stone urturned TO get out Their Gull
strength. and a fun vote will be I,oued.
MFR. Heeynans began his canvass last
Monday. and will make two speeches a
day until election.
Messrs Moore, Hairless and Roop Will
make several speeches in the county for
the Republican ticket. Attorney-General
A. J. Montague and Congressman P j.
otey are billed to address the Democrats
here next court. day. the 10Th. Major
Ctey will make three or four more speech
es In the county. and Mr. Montague Will
probably speak at Radford on the Soth,
at the fair. Assistant District Attorney
Hugh Gordon Miller. of No1folk has
promised to address the Republicans here
on the 10Th and will also probably speak
at the Radford Fair on the Goth Colonel
J. W. IIartwel, of BIuefeld, w. Va, will
likely be here on the a9tfp IN behalf OF
the Republican ticket, and both parties
are making every effort to get out big
crowd.
The. Republicans made an effort to ar
range \. Joint discussion between Nonta-
cue and IIoge for court day here but
failed
SOME IMPORTANT CASES.
Next court promises TO be one OIL the
busiest StsSlOlIS AZ iita4is
about a dozen indictments for feloilies
will be brought in by the special grand
Jury, which Judge Pierce has had sum
rioned for the October term.
Three young men of the town VIII
probably be indicted for killing an Old
colored man, whom they We're trying to
arrest for the alleged concealing OF a
dog a few nights ago. Three cases OF
forgery, two of HOUSEKEEPING, two of
grand larceny, one of malicious assault,
and probably one or two other cases
Will be Investigated by the grand jury
Several of these cases will be tried at
this term, SO court will last about
week.
Messrs. childrcss, Flanagan. Hairless
and Surface are now shipping a large
number of very fine cattle from this
station to the Northern markets, which
are reported to be bringing good prices.
GAME SEASON OPENS.
The farmers are about through with
their seeding, and! st is reported that
large wheat crop has been sown this
fall.
The game season opened in this county
on the 18th, and many q poor quail fell
before the unerring shot OF the local
Nimrods Owing to the heavy floods dur
ing the summer, birds are not as plent-
full as they would have been otherwise.
However, Messrs. w. T. Tallant. Alex:
Hancock, and John C. Hairless bagged
quail on Mr.. Hairless farm
near Wears, in this county, last Tues