The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-09
CITY GOSSIP.
INTERESTING FACTS PICKE! }
UP, YESTERDAY. =
PERSONAL AND BPIBF news ITElS
sprained His !AnaIe-I.efi for Coyne, n
u sprinss-Vhe Burial of Mrs. All c
!, sisIer-To be Fenced-ro Leave fsr
3 the Convention.

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Henrystoll left last night on wis
to Petersburg.
DR.. ,Tice, who was taken sudden y
i'll Monday, was somewhat. better yfs-
terday.5 !4!s g..l4. ~
|. Walter Boon is frog hunting, aid
otherwise rerupernting in Frank Il
| county. s1oeiQl - = li! ,,iiss,.
Captain NV. Stevens, aproinine 1s
|attorney, of Buchanan, is II guest lr
Hotel Felix. ~ 1t5l ,'
Workmen are engaged in layi lg
pipes at Hotel Felix to heat the bui d.
ing by steam. 100. ~ -
a number of parties left yesterd y
morning on an excursion to 81 lie
Ridge Springs.
| a fishing excursion left yesterd "
morning for Buchanan, to try thei:
luck in the James.
f. B. Ludwig went to Montgome y
White Sulphur Springs yesterday to
recreate for few days.
+ Mrs. Jane Thomas, who has be IL
recuperating at Hot Springs, Ba h
County, returned to the city vest +,
day. 'a,ir f,. aees. q
Mr. Phil. =. Brown, proprietor o.
the Blue Ridge Springs, was OH Gu
streets yesterday complaining that
it was hot. ai .if :,.u
Mr.. Robert E. Scott, one of Ro; n
oke's well known attorneys, is ere It
ing a handsome residence on MOI n
tain street. .4t31t1.i. 49,,
| Edward S. Brown, esq, a prof. Ii
nent member of the Lynchburg b II
was in the city yesterday on prof IS
lsional business. 't' -,s' Z.
! Judge J. Is. McCabe and H. W. r c
tor, Of Loudon county, are in the G :!
prospecting, and are stopping a
| Hotel Roanoke. q
| MFR. p. Stenett and bride, nee NJ S
Bette Keller, who weIe married a
o'clock yesterday evening in Bu b
anan, are registered at Hotel Felix.
Il Posts have been placed around l
Greene ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Episcol a
Church for fence to be erected a
! once. The yard viii also be leye. :,
and Sodded. - ... Nm,
i, Mrs. i. K. Greene, widow OF. j
late Rev. l.. r. Greene, late pastor Q
the NJ. L. Church South, of this CT y
is guest of Mr.. &. l.. Stevens ia 4
4 lily, on Roanoke street. eJa.as 81
il Elr. n. F. Sauter received q YER
severe sprain of the ankle at the del ,
yesterday morning ia attempting t.
get off No. 10. He was great sulfe e
until relieved by physician.
/ Miss Sallie Jones, who is spendil
| the summer at Coyuers Springs, {
| for that place this morning after
visit of several days to her broth l
Mr.. w. l. Jones, on Seventh avenI e
is. w. r.z.ae
| A horse attached to buggy e
longing to Colonel Thomas Lewis r ]
of on Commerce street ,yesterd !.
evening and created considerable x
element. He was stopped, howev 1
before any damage was done.
\ Rev. j. H. Boyd will leave Il i
morning for Stanton to attend tt
Baltimore conference Sunday scht 0
convention which convenes there }
morrow, and of which he is vice-pre
4 deut. He will be absent about l
days. l.....i.t...
| An amateur. serenading party ma (
| its rounds last night, and discours {
some delightful music on Campbe ]
Henry and other streets. The you {
ladies enjoyed it immensely a {
signaled their appreciation by castii {
coquetish smiles and epithets upoI
the musical aggregation.
The funeral OF Mrs. Alice Sisl ]
lwas conducted in the Lee Sire :
| N. E. church yesterday morning,aft ,
(which the remains were inferred
the :. city cemetery, to which pla ,
they were followed by q large. &C ]
course of sorrowing friends and re
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