The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-22
TOWN TATTLE.
THE TINES GosSIPPER TELL )
WHAT HE FINDS.
SHORT STORIES OF TRSFERDA!
To Leave for Missouri-The Gypsi- 8
Have one-sIiShtly Bester-They
Return Thanks-Machinery Beir G
Putin piaee-other Items.
Woodson & Allen tonight.

Woodson s. Allen tonight.
Mr.. s. j. Dyerle, of Carnegie, is n
the city.
Mr.. W. A. Powell, of Portslnout =,
is in the city.
Mr.. ]. =. Slaughter, OF Lynchbm g,
is in the oity.
Mrs. I'll omas keenan,, of Shurna E,
is at Hotel Felix.
NMr. joan Wallace, is visiting at
Blue Rid &c Springs.
Mr.. A. y. Stultz, of Mar.insville. il
at the Continental hotel.
Don't full to see Woodson 81 All y
tonight al the opera house.
Mr.. C. 4. Brennaman and wife, d
Baltimor,, are at the Continental.
1t is understood that a big picnic is
to be he d at Vinton in the neal
future.
Mr.. lack f. Jones, of scottsvi e,
Albermalle county, is in the city pros
pecting.
Mr.. A. Med. Smith, Of Vinttp
leaves this afternoon for Missouri t.
visit rela ives.
Messrs. J. w. Milligan, OF Buchans Ia
and H. II. Lockridge,of Buena Wis a
are at He tel Felix.
Mrs. Louis Catogni has return ID
from visit to the Montgome r.
White s, lphur Springs.
Miss Jarre Christian. youngs st
daughter of DR.. S. p. Christian, i
quite i'll With typhoid fever.
Anthra cite coal has been discover at
and will be Developed, at MOTIF
River Cav, in Augusta county.
The county court began its il ],
term We terday morning. The RI
noke city bar was well represented.
Miss Ii la Conner, of Norfolk, q u
Miss Emna Conner, of this city, frf
visiting the Misses Bass, OF Vinton.
A part of young ladies and gent 9
men, of yinton, will make trip tr
the twin furnaces tonight to See t &c
sights.
Mr.. &c ,rge Mclean, of Vinton, W II
has been confined to his loom by u
attack CT malarial fever, is cog q
lescing.
:SMr. Ha ry Jack, of Floyd coun y
has acceI ted position in the pc 1t
office, an entered upon his dut IS
YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Abe Pedigo, of Vinton, start y
q new quarry Of fine building sto u
Yesterday on the farm OF Mr. a. Nc =,
Smith, OF Vinton.
Mrs. Z. C. Earhart and Mrs. y. }
ReadmaI, of New Orleans are ste r
ping in the city. They leave in + "
days for 'incastle'
Eddie ertrude, the infant dauf e
ter of Mr. F. p. Jones, of Vinton, w la
died seve al days ago of measles, W rs
buried s, nday afternoon at 5 o'cloo <
Mrs. E. C. Pechin, accompanied y
Miss Peel in and Miss Daisy, return I'd
yesterda, from a trip to Virgin Il,
Beach. hey are stopping at 10 el
Roanoke.
To the ,elief OF the residents Of I lt
Midway edition the band Of gyps -
that has been encamped there fo4
some wee IS folded their tents and e.
parted S, nday night.
Work on the Lutheran church Ii
Vinton is progressing very slow 8,
and from present indications 1t W j!
not be finished by the tie S0th d
this nom as was expected.
Misses Fannie and Ella Paris, d
Staunton who have been visit {.
their brother, Mr.. &. r. Paris, t 4:
real estat scent, left last night fol- a
visit to re atives at New River
Mr.. w TT Bowles, of tn. Glitter 8
Bank of Richmond, Va, left for l.
home on Sunday, after Speeding i
holiday it'll the family OF Mr.. j. {.
Hockada.. on Second street, $. W.
Miss A fra Featherston, who his
been atte ading the State Normal u
Lynchbu G, returned home Saturda Y,
While aw ", she, with a lumber )f
friends, sited the Natural Bridge.
Invitations are out for n progr' 8
sive eucf're party to be given by t ie
young 10 dies of the place at Ri te
Ridge Sp, ings tonight. A number )t
Roanoke young men will be preseI t.
The fun eral OF Mr.. George st. Cla r,
who died Saturday evening at l i:
home on Second avenue, II. W., to' k
place at o'clock yesterday mornin :.
conducted by Rev. o. F. Flippo, u
this city.
Mr.. BE c. Cochran, of Culpep 81
county, formerly of Charles Lyle Z
drugstore who has been sc serious y
ill for sew eral weeks, is slightly bett n
though b condition is very low al &
his death would not be surprise.
The me nbers of the colored chure l.
desire to return thanks to their maj
friends wi assisted them to raj T.
money to build parsonage. Yeste :
day $4,000 was raised, and of tb S
amount $3.50 was handed to Re
r. r. Jones, the pastor, by the viii e
citizens.
The machinery OF the Midway Ire r
Company is rapidly being put r
place, and the framework for Il e
buildings is about completed. TT G
town of linton, as well as Roanoke.
will be or atly benefited by this ne x
industry, as homes will have to 6
provided for the 200 worklnen to c