The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-24
: FRIDAYS GOSSIP.
CONDENSED PARAGRAPHS OF
YESTERDAY.
iE0Rq AND INTERESTING ITEMS
rho Bedford Land Company Opens
Its Books-Marriage-D ofJacob
Mauck, of MISUNDERSTANDING
license Issued-Hop Last Night.

iaMr. J. Fl. Warden, of Lynchburg, is
1T the Felix.
J. NJ. Good, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
IS in the city prospecting!
DIR. John B. Moorman is recovering
rom his recent illness.
There will be shooting match at
Melrose Park Monday evening.
Miss Rosa Hill, of Botetourt county,
IS visiting friends in East Roanoke.
Mary W., infant daughter of Mr..
". A. Wilson, of 800 Third avenue,
J. W., died yesterday morning.
There were between 100000 and
100000 election tickets printed for
candidates at Thursdays election.
Mr.. J. G. Mckinney, secretary OF
the Charlottesville West End Land
Company, is in the city prospecting.
A marriage license was issued yes
5erday by the clerk of the Hastings
Court to Daniel Stanfield and Ellen
Gary, colored.
Mrs. r. F. Woodward, is in the city
IN the interest of the Suffolk Pro
yress. She is bright enterprising
young woman and deserving Of pat
coinage.
Miss Alfra Featherstone daughter
Of Mr.: j. II. Featherston, who has
been teaching school in AppomattoI
county returned home yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Jacob Mauck, one of the oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens Of
Lynchburg, died there Thursday
evening. He is the father of Mr. P.
Z. Mauck, of this city.
Mr.. Louis Sholz, manager of the
Virginia brewery, returned yesterday
:Iom Washington where he has been
to attend the annual meeting of the
National Brewery Association.
Mr.. William Miles, of this city, was
married to Miss NJ. G. McConley, Of
Lexington, on the nth. They ar
lived here yesterday morning on the
Shenandoah Valley railroad from
hat place.
The Buena Vista Advocate came
yesterday in n six page eight column
paper 1t was filled with illustra tions
md was well gotten up paper, set
ing fourth advantages of the town
graphically.
The Bedford City Land and I'm
)rovement Company, one OF the
strongest corporations in that flourish
rg town, has some of the best pro-
Drrty there upon its books. On June
&. number of the most valuable
cts will be placed on the market.
This will be an excellent chance for
Investment.
Carnegie City Social Club gave u
grand hop and social last night at
Carnegie City. Many distinguished
persons from a distance were present.
Yrs. Lieutenant-G Governor Tyler, Mrs
y lillian NJ Ellis and other social ladies
,iaced the festal occasion. Hon.
george B. McLane, Mr.. j. Jackson
md others from this city were in at
enhance.
Mr.. S. c. McLanahan, of Holidays
)nrg. Pa, is in the city Mr.. Lana
IAN is al extensive manufacturer of
washers and has put up number in
Southwest Virginia. Accompanying
nm are Mr. G.. Bachmad, manager of
lie Grocer mines, and Joseph Hewitt,
general manager of the Buck Eye
Joal and Coke Company. They are
tllstopping at Hotel Roanoke.
Pat McCaull was in town yesterday,
ust as jolly and as full of life as usual.
tray hairs are beginning to show in
lis black hair and there are few
rows feet about the corners of his
yes, but he doesn't count age by
ears and is one of those rare and
rviabIe men who will never grow
Id. Pat is the brother of Colonel
IcCaull, the impressario, and has the
anne air of bon homie about him.
IL is a Republican and lives in Lynch
,urg when at home. He has also
,een a candidate for Congress and
vas beaten by the present incumbent.