The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-12

ether with all brapnIn, Eastern cities
railroad, wit his stock of fail and
cal es' goods.
II. i. Kemp, israsticatirsat Noun
tain Lake.
Mathew Cunningham, son Of John
Cunningham, who resides near Cave
Spring, died at the residence of his
father last Thursday afternoon, aged
about % years.
Miss Corena Hammock, who has
been visiting Miss Jennie Workman,
at No. 1l3 Fourth avenues. IHsI
evening for her home in Radford.
Messrs Harry Jenkins, II. b. Forbes
and George Gearhcart, Of this city,
left yesterday morning for Pulaski
where they will place Il large iron
bosh III position in the furnace OF the
Pulaski Iron Company. These gen
tlemen Just finished IL similar job OF
work ut one OF the twin furnaces i'll
our city.
DR.. 7. W. Johnson, of the drug firm
of Johnson 4 Johnson. left ye- terday
morning for II visit of two weeks 10
his old home, Warrenton, Va. He
will visit Washington also during his
absence.
Mrs. Wesley Hudgins, who has been
critically i'll at her residence. in the
eastern part of the city near the twin
furnaces, for several days, is conva-
lescing. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Moses, of Christians burg, who have
been at her bedside, returned hone
yesterday morning.
Mrs. S. NJ. Brophy and daughter
Fannie left Yesterday tor a visit OF Il
few weeks to Alexandria, Va, their
old home, and Washington, d. Q.
O. w. Hawb.ils.- with IL Mitig4,
field. left last night for weeks visit
TO his parents, i'll Bedford county.
Lanicr Gray is visiting friends and
relatives in Bedford City.
DR.. H. C. Hart. wife ana child left
last night for u visit of several month
70 his old home near Cleveland. u.
Tie doctor is proud of the growth OF
Roanoke. though his vision no longer
reveals her grandeur TO him. aud he
is taking with him all the evidences
of her growth that are furnished by
the art preventative.
The National Exchange Bauk has
received and put in place Yesterday
one Of the handsomest bank counters
in the city. 1t is of antique oak, and
was made TO order in st. Louis. The
cost WAS about 81, 600.
J. A. Timberlake and wife. who
have been visiting relatives i'll Bruce
town, Va returned yesterday.
Mrs. George P. Carr and son john
returned Yesterday from the Grcen-
brier White sulphur Springs.
Miss Maggie AIKEN, of Lynchburg.
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Read, on Second avenue, Ii. e.,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Mary PfeiiTer, daughter OF
John Z. PleilTer, foreman of the smith
shop of the Roanoke Machine Works,
left last ni=ht for Il visit of several
months 20 friends and relatives in Al.
toona, Pa.
DR.. Gordon Simmons. who has been
critically i'll for some time past AT the
Blue Ridge Springs, has sufficient!
recovered to be about again.
DR.. II. +. Jones is renewing old nc
quaintances in Lynchburg and -.ppo
mattoN county.
Mrs. Robert Llwrenceson and tive
children, of Washington, ID. c., are
the guests OF J. ". Moore ut No. u;
Third avenue, Il. w.
f. D. Bunnell, of this city, has jus
returned from an extended tril
through Southern Virginia and alon:
the coast OF North Carolina. Hi
visit 70 the scashore did him lots o
good. and his friends were glad TO SCI
his hronzcd features on the street
again. Willie away he visited hi
family at Mays Head, on the Sound
GIr. and Mrs. L. W. Spooner. for
lnerly of this city, but now of Peters
burg, and who are sumlnerlng at TIN
Blue Ridge Springs, were shopping il
the city yesterday.
Mrs John Hillery, son and daughter
left yesterday evening for Il visit o
several weeks to Atlantic City an'
other seaside resorts.
Or. Clayton, of Bedford City, wh'
has been the guest of his nephew, NJ
H. Clayton, of this city, returned
home Sunday evening.
Miss Amelia Miller, who BIAS beel
quite i'll at the residence Of he
brother, D. r. NJ Her, on Sixth street
II. e., is convalescing.
Mrs Paul Garner, of Peoria. His
l., -: 70 F,ia
and relatives in Southern Pennsyl
vania, on Saturday evening". join"C
her husband in this city and vii
make her home here in the future.
Jennie, the two .yer-old daughter o
David Spencer, died at the residenc
of her father, No. 311 First avenue
n. w, on Sunday, and wa, buried at
o'clock yesterday afternoon in tn
city cemetery, Rev. DR.. w. G. Camp
bell conducting the services.
Frederick Burkhardt died at No
Alb Kimball avenue, n. e., Snnda'
night about 10 o'clock, and was burie'
yesterday afternoon in the city GENE
terry.
Elder r. A. Cutler, son of Elder L
A. Sutl'i, lJtsosOt VI tiiC OSNpiio Vii is
tian Church. of Richmond, is tn
guest of J. K. Hockaday. Mr.. Cutie
glled the pulpit of the Baptist Churcl
on Sunday night.
Officer J. N. Trout, of tn statiol
police force. is quite ill at his resi-
, dence on Charles street.
. G. w. Lambert, who has been quit
i'll at his home on Franklin street, .
W., is convalescing.
w. NJ. wager, the popular real es
tate agent has been quite indispose
for several days past.
The many friends of Mrs. j.
Hockaday will be pleased to lear
that she is much improved in health
Miss Lena Pech is quite ill at tn
National hotel, on West Salem avenue
NJ. P. Moss, returned yesterda
morning from Bedford City. wher
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