Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-05-08
MUCH In LITTLE
BITS OF GOSSIP PICKED UP B,
TIMES REPORTERS
PUHGBNq PERSONALITIES, Ell.
Four moro Days In which TO Ente
Your Name on the Registration
BoOlss. Stockholders meeting Pos
EpOned-TyphOid Fever.


Books. StockhoIders meeting Pos
EpOned-Typh0id Fever.
DIR. A. q. Koiner has returned frol
Carlisle, Pa.
Mr.. j. Z. Shultz, of Central City,
here.
Mr.. Hugh F, Lyle, of Staunton,
here prospecting.
Mr.. w. A. Compton, of Front Royt
is ut Hotel Felix.
Col. Charles S. Darlington, of Ha
flax county, is in the city.
Mr.. Joseph Lawson, left last mig
for II business trip to Lynchburg.
Mr.. William II. Ashton, of Wasi
ington, ID. c., is at Hotel Felix.
Mr.. W. T. Felix returned ycsterdu
from Il visit to Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Fleck, of =
toona, Pa, are visiting Mr.. G. Mark
ley.
Miss Lillian Parish, popular youn
lady of Lynchburg, is visiting frienl
in this city.
Colonel John E. Penn left Ias
night for a trip to Danvillc on leg
business.
Mr.. W. P. Dupey returned yeste
day from II visit to Prince Edwa-
county.
Colonel j. D. H. Ross, promineI
business man OF Lexington, is in I'll
city prospecting.
Mrs. James b. O'Meara, wife of til
manager of Kenny's tea store, is Wis
ing friends III Lynchburs.
Mr.. c. Al. Turner, commissioner {
the revenue squite i'll at his resident
on Sixth avenue, S. w.
Colonel Joseph Mason, of Peter
burg, is visiting his son, Mr.. j. i
Mason, of the Norfolk and Wester
Offices.
Voters should remember that t
registration books will he closed o
the night of the 18th. See to it thu
you are registered.
Messrs. S. T. Miller and G. VI
Thomas, who have been in the eli;
for several weeks, left for BridgewatG
Yesterday.
When the companies turned VI
last night at the fire alarm it WI
| found to be false. 1t was sent in fro
the First Ward.
Miss Estelle Jennings, of Campo:
county, who li!ls been attcndiI
school in this city, left Yesterday f
her home.
Miss Pattie Cochran, of Culpepp,
county is visiting her brother. NJ
Benjamin c. Cochran, OF Charl,
Lyle's drug store.
The flooring in the dining-rooIn {
the defunct City hotel was taken II
yesterday and the room is bein
remodeled into offices.
The Misses Moomaw, who have bee
visiting Miss Lizzie Fishburne, .
Third avenue, southwest, return
home to Cloverdale Yesterday.
Mr.. J. II. Dunston. jr., cadet {
the Virginia Agricultural and Mech;
nical college, returned TO this eli,
yesterday OH account Of the prev
lence of typhoid fever at college.
The annual meeting of the stool
holder of the Roanoke Rolling mi
did not take place yesterday but w
be held Friday evening at 4 clock /
vice-president Eddy's Office.
The remains of Mrs. Stinnett, VIII
died here Tuesday, were taken g"
Buchanan yesterday for intermeni
Rev. c.. T. James, of Allegheny Inst
tute, conducted the funeral service:
DR.. C. S. Cooper, returned yeste.
day from Danville. The doctor wei
to hear Sam Jones while there, III
thinks that the Georgia evangeli.
will accomplish great things before Ii
leaves.
The remains of Mrs. Jennie Moor
wife of Mr.. f. \. Moore, who die,
Tuesday evening, were taken to a.
toona, Pa, yesterday for intermeni
Mrs. Moore was in the 31th year of he
age.
Mr.. William O'Brien and wi
returned last night from a visit t.
Austinville, on the Cripple Creek ei
tension, where they were called to Sc
Mr.. O'Brien's brother Joe. who h;t
been seriously i'll. He is improving,
The stepping stones opposite Mir. !
T. Wingiields Office on First avenr
are so high as to be very objections
BILE, and the street committee shou!'
look into the ma tier and have the
lowered.