The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-22
PERSONAL ITEMS
WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING in
AND OUT OF ROANOKE.

AND OUT OF ROANOKE.
The special excursion to Radford,
which will occur Saturday under the
auspices of the Roanoke Machine
Works Band, will have q large crowd.
The band is popular and its friends
are all going. 1t will be one OF the
finest affairs of the season, and there
will be good time going, coming ano
at Radford.
E. 8. Aleshire, u prominent either
of Gallipolis, O.. accompanied by hi!
wife and Miss Blanche Cadott, are
guests of Hotel Roanoke.
Sidna Bates, the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick w. Bates, died a
the residence of his parents, No: 81,
Seventh avenue, n. g., at . o'cloci
yesterday evening, aged three year
and two months This is the secont
child Mr.. and Mrs. Bates have los
this month, having buried thirteen
months-old infant on the 4th instant
Il. Fl. Stewart and family leave thi
morning for Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs. Mr.. Stewart will b
gone about ten days, but his famll,
will remain at the springs until th
first of October.
John Sullivan, editor of the Rad
ford Democrat, is at the Hotel Fell.
for few days.
d. j. Bachman, prominent mer
chant of Pulaski, was in Roanok
yesterday.
]. Silverthorn, the Lynchburi
jeweler, is a guest at the Hotel Ro
anoke.
Colonel j. II. L. Hoge, of Giles City
was in the city for few hours yester
day.
F. l.. Burks, the we'll know
plumber of this city, has returned
from Charlottesville.
Captain G.. NJ. Helms, of Franklil
county, was in the city yesterday.
The Junior Hose Company hav
decided to hold their annual fai
about October1st. Llewellyn Looka
bill is general chairman and II. Cling
enpeel secretary to the committee
The committee will call on the peopl
in few days.
Miss Della Kindred returned yes
terday from visit of several month
to friends and relatives in East Nlr
ginia. She was accompanied b.
Misses Maud Langhorne and Virginli
Statham.
M. Coyle, a we'll known travelling
man of Knoxville and familiar to tn
merchants of this city, is ut Hote
Roanoke.
Captain w. a. Hill, prominen
Democratic politician of Madison, j
stopping for a few days at the Cont
mental.
William A. Ward, real estate maj
from Tazewell Court House, was il
town Yesterday. Mr.. Ward says tina
the people of his old county are wax
ing up.
While Jack Garst, of j NJ. Garst
Bro, was attempting the other da.
to discharge a rifle which had beef
loaded for some time, the breecl blew
out and Mr.. Garst was badly burned
in the face with the powder.
Ben G. Fechtig, stenographer t.
Superintendent ID. w. Flickwir, o
the Shenandoah Valley railroad, ha
returned from ten days visit II
Saratoga and Niagara Falls.
The wife of Councilman j. L. Han
thorn is visiting her mother at Al
toona.
George Powell Hill, of Alexandria
is at the Hotel Felix. Mr.. Hill will il
few DAYS open a shoe store at tn,
old stand of John r. Greene & Co., OF
Salem avenue.
E. S. Norman, contractor on thu
Ohio extension of the Norfolk ant
Western, was in the city on business
yesterday.
Misses Eddie Brush and jesse Nc
Gee, of Bedford City, were in tow
visiting friends yesterday.
s. NJ. Dent, well-known merchan'
of Alexandria, who has been stopping
Mt Marshall's Cafe for several days
returned home Yesterday.
Mrs. James Brown, of Gloucester, i
visiting the family of j. NJ. Maupin il
this city. She has just returned from
visit to Buchanan.
James S. Simmons is in the Soutl
on business trip.
John II. Keen, Of Washington, is a
the Hotel Felix. He is looking for ;
store to establish n large produc,
business.
A little son of w. F. Crawford
slipped on piece of bottle yesterday
and severed an artery. DIR. Luck at
tended the little fellow, and last nigh
he was resting comfortable.
A. w. Traylor, an extensive Wagon
manufactures of Danville, is at thu
Hotel Roanoke. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Traylor and they will spend
several days in the city.
Rev. J. E. Bushnell, pastor of st.
Marks, has been invited to preach TO
the guests of the Blue Ridge Spring!
Sunday.
J. W. Crowell, boss of the car de
partment of the American Bridge
Works, died yesterday morning aftel
an illness of some weeks. he was {
member of Hiawatha Lodge, I'm
proved Order of Red Men. He wal
s. years old, and leaves a wife ant
six children to mourn his loss. The
remains will be taken to Pulaski thi'
morning.
BEFORE JUDGE HOwERTON.