The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-18
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LITTLE LOCALS HAsHED UP
FOR OUR READERS,
SHORT STORIES OF YESTERDAY
What the Note Rock ofn Gossip shows
Ken May Come and Men May Go,
But the Tongue Goes on Foreyer--In
serestiDg Items OF News.

Mr.. j. w Ruff, of Richmond, is at
Hotel Felix.
Captain @. r. Boyd, OF Wytheyille,
is in she city.
Mr. Samuel Alerozer, of Upland, Pa,
Is at Hotel Roanoke.
NJ. G.. c. Hargravc, OF Lexington,
is at tho Palace Hotel.
Mr. George H. Cosby, OF Lynch
burg, was hero Yesterday.
Mr.. George w. Maslin, of Winston,
n. c., is at Hotel Roanoke.
MIR. Joseph A. Gale has returned
from visit to CINCINNATI.
Messrs. j. E. French and J. II. Wall,
OF Pearisburg, are in the city.
Major John w. Johnson, of Biz
mingham, Ala, is at the Felix Hotel.
Mrs. W. w. Rule is visiting her
father, Mri j. j. Brooks, OF Campbell
county.
Misses Belle and Maggie Tavenner
leave today for Leesville, Loudon
county, to spend the summer.
Mr. X. Ii. Hall, assistant city engin-
eer, has resigned his position and en-
tered into business for himself.
The ladies of the First Baptist
church will hold lawn party on the
Ehrnan lot tomorrow evening.
Air. Thomas Sarles and wife, of
North Carolina, are visiting Mrs. Al
len Payne OF Eighth avenue, S. ".
Miss Freddie Stone, sister of Mr..
Edward L. Stone, returned yesterday
from u visit to relatives il Bedford
City.
DR.. J. Y. Hill, of this city, is cutie
i'll with typloid fever at the residence
Of his wife's family, at Paramount,
w. Va.
Mr.. Everett Gray, who has been in
thetcity several days, returned yester-
day to Philadelph q, accompanied By
his wife.
Mr.. a Pope, general freight agent
OF the Norfolk and Western returned
to New York last night, Oh business
for the company.
ST. Andrews Sunday-school picnic,
which was TO have been held tomor-
row, has been postponed until Satur-
day, the 2lst, on account OF the
weather.
W. p. Dupuy, esq, left yesterday
for Farmvile, to attend The com
mencement exercises of the Stat:
Female Normal. His daughter, Mis-,
Jennie, will graduate.
John Worth, the young man who
IL aI of !, 2 l,a T. ~
mine engine Monday, is improving.
Drs. Fry and Harrison performed the
operation OF amputation.
officer Wright yesterday morning
found a new Prince Albert coat in
Lick rum ut the bridge over Shenan-
doah avenue. 1t was douttles
washed off some poor fellow by the
rain of the night before.
The streets yesterday were in Il mis-
cradle condition, owing to the recen-
rain. The mud was over foot deep
in certain places, and the cutters YER!
horrible. Tue city surely should have
well paved streets.
Mr.. W. T bearing, representing the
Radam's microbe killer is in the city,
| stopping Ut HOtel EeI4A. ic IL III
ranging to establish an agency here
Tor his medicine, which it is claimed
will cure the inourabie leprosy.
Archer L. Payne, esq, leaves this
tInorning for Wytheville to ATTEND the
session Of the Supreme court. lie il
counsel il the case OF Donnelly against
the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company, an action for damages.
Rev. ]. A. 2. Scherer, Il graduate OF
Roanoke College last week, was III the
city yesterday. He says he intend;
preaching during vacation. in the
nsw church recently erectey at Pu-
laski.
Captain w. Colin Bass, of vinton,
accompanied by his daughter, Mis-:
Carrie, left yesterday morning for
Winchester, to attend the commence.
ment exercises of the Valley Female
College, from which institution Miss
Lonae, another daughter, graduates
tomorrow.
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