The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
PERSONAL ITEMS.
What People are Doing In and
Out of Roanoke.


H. Aliff. both of Roanoke. were married
by Rev. j. T.. Bushnell yesterday after
noon at three o'clock.
Mr.. w. NJ. Wine, of Rockingham
county, Va. is in the city making in
vestments in Roanoke realty. His
brother. Mr.. c. y. Wine. of Tcmpcrvillc.
in the same county. was hero all of last
week making investments. Roanoke is
very popular with residents of Rocking
ham.
Lcnard Hunter. infant son of Mr.
George f. and Mrs. L. +. Hunter. aged
two years. died last night and will be
buried at ten o'clock this morning in
Fairvicw Cemetery. Rev. c 5. Long
will conduct the funeral services. which
will be from the family residence, No
7O2 Second avenue n. w.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Mary Neal to Mr.. r.
l.. Wright at the First Presbyterian
Church, October 10th at j p. nj.
Charles Spear. yard conductor at the
Norfolk and Western yards, fell while
attempting to get from the engine early
yesterday morning and had his right
leg broken and one of his heels badly
lacerated. DIR. Gale rendered the ncces-
sary surgical assistance.
After attending to his official duties
yesterday, Mayor Evans drove to Mont
vale, near Bufordville, to attend
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Lake, of Bluefield,
spent Sunday in the city. Mr.. Lake re-
turned to Bluefield Monday. but Mrs.
Lake will remain in Roanoke until
Thursday.
Miss Ida IIocladay, one of the teach
ers of the First ward school. is sick. and
will he absent from her ella ;s-room for
several days.
Justice liowerton yesterday sent Nose
Saunders, charged with stealing cloth
ing and watches from the residence of
DR.. Stone. on to the grand jury of the
October term of the IIusting's Court.
Mr.. Charles a Cooke. business man
ager of Iollins Institute stopped here
last night while en- route to Lynchburg
to attend the fair.
Miss sallic Ko enc. of Fredericksburg.
passed through the city to-day on her
way to Abingdon.
The Church News will appear again
next Friday.
Mr.. VIM. Caldwell, of Grcenbrier
White Sulphur Springs. is in the city.
and has accepted Il position with Mr. T..
III. Stewart.
Mr.. ). Il. Supplce has accepted place
with Neal n Paris. rcal-cstate agents.
and has entered upon the duties of his
position.
Mrs. Martha NJ. Jones and her grand
daughter, Miss Lizzie Jones, are visit
ing Mrs. j. S son. Officer A. NJ. Jones. of
the city police force. Miss Jones is a
daughter of Officer Jones by former
marriage.
The October term Of the Hastings
Court begins next Monday and promises
to he very interesting one The grand
jury selected for the term are as follows,
Nj. {. Thomas, W. w. Workman. Noah
Partee, \. T. Ncninger, Robert Johns,
colored, II. j. l4eny, colored. George
frlddy, I. A. Moomaw, Il. McClelland'
An excursion train composed of five
fullman palace cars will be run from
Baltimore, arriving in Roanoke the
morning of the 18th. 1t will bring
fhliadciphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton capitalists to attend the sale of lots
of the Woodland Park Land Company.
There was an unusually large number
OF persons from distance shopping in
Roanoke yesterday.
Mr. j. Il. Hall, formerly of this city,
put now manager for Stuart &c Co.,
furniture dealers, Bluefcld, w. Va.
will be married to Miss Loula Graham.
of Floyd Court House, on October 30.
Mr. A. j. Tugar, of Baltimore, an ex-
| perlenced and worthy man, is in the city
looking around with the view of engage
ing in the jewclry business.
The charge against Sarah Poagne of
iln1uring an infant child of Mrs. j. G..
| Warner was withdrawn in Justice How
crton's court this afternoon.
John Lcdford. charged with stealing n
valisc and pair of pants. was sentenced
to four months in jail by Justice Hover
ton yesterday. Andrew Warner, charged
| wlth stealing pair of pants and some
chcstnuts was sentenced to ninety days
i'll jail by the same Justice
The time of the year is rolling around
when business men should think about
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