The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-23
PERSONAL ITEMS.
What People are Doing In and
Out Of Roanoke.

Colonel r. Il. Bcrkley prosecutor of
Prince Edward county. has been the
guest of DR.. llodgson in this city for
several days past. These two gentlemen
were fellow graduates at the Virginia
Medical College and served with Gen
eral Hood i'll the Nashville campaign. o!
Alr. Il. a. Cutter of Richmond.
preached in the Fouth Avenue Chris
tan Church Sunday morning to many
friends and old acquaintanccs. and left
| yesterday morning for bethany College
W. Va. where he will he post grad
uate in June. having carried off the
honors OF full graduate last June,
Punkins arc putting in an appear
ance III market.
Mrs w. c. Patterson. of Vinton. died
Sunday night ut 10 o'clock, of hcmor-
rage. The remains were shipped to
Liberty yesterday afternoon at 345 for
lntermcnt. She leaves husband and
five children.
The Home Building and Conveyance
Company yesterday had their charter
amended SO as to increase their capital
stock from 100000 to 100000.
Mr.. Charles II. O'Ferrall, Jr.. is al
Hotel Felix
There arc peaches and pears still on
the iruit-Stands. but most OF them are
worth about as much as Franklin county
wildcat mortgages.
Mrs. L. BGchracA returned from New
York Sunday.
The enrollmont nj Alleghany Insti-
tute reached sixty yesterday.
W. y. Carpenter. the l.yrchburg
contractor. is ut Hotel Roanoke
Il In, O. I
in The city.
Charles L. Finch, of Bristol, was in
the city yesterday.
Work on the Norfolk and Western
double track is progressing nicely. and it
will not be 4 great while before it is
completed to Radford. a portion of the
line. from Roanoke to Salem and Il few
miles west of Radford. is already being
operated. and next week several of the
intervening sections will he used.
Judge George B. Nc Lane is in Pitts
burg on Il business trip.
The Norfolk and Western pay car left
the city yesterday to pay off its men
along the line.
Miss Emma Eagleby and Mr.. Will
Eagleby are on n ten days visit to Mrs.
Massic Tunstall at Lovingston.
Miss Lizzie Anspach. of bedford City,
has taken charge of Il music class at the
home of Mrs. j. c. Moomaw at Clover
dale.
X. b. Williams. of Fincastle- passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
Washington. whittier he goes in the in
terest of a valuable patent. While here
lie was the guest of his uncle, Mr.. ". c.
Williams.
Miss Lula Duncan. of IIalcsford. paid
brief visit this week to friends in the
city. Miss Duncan was on her way to
Anderson, w. Va. to take charge of Il
flonrishing school at that place.
The Shakespeare Club, one of the
most prominent social organizations in
the city, will rcorganize very soon for
the winter.
Misses Lula Terry and Anna Sims
left yesterday to attend school in
Staunton.
At n meeting of the Glen Falls Land
Company. held Monday September ~.
1890. Colonel Frank IIugcr and f. NJ
Williams were elected directors to fill
vacancies in the board occasioned by
the retirement of W. ii. Wade and l.. f.
Evans.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOTEL. RoANoKE-!I. Is. Baker and III.
c. Parlle, Philadelphia: c. w. Ryan,
Baltimore; Ralph lark, Tazewell
county; II. II. HUMPHREYS, Staunton;
W. a. Carpenter Lynchburg; j. t.