The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-14
LOCAL BREvIrIgs.

81. Y. werner, ColOred, whilO cutting
wood yesterday on Peach Hill, severely
cut his left foot. 1t is thought it will
DO necessary to amputate tho injured
member.
Lloyd Black, the colored man who
had his legs so badly crushed as to ne
! hesitate amputation of both limbs. is
rapidly improving. He will be able co
be out in a few days.
John Galloway, who had his log cut
| of by locomotive in the West End last
Wednesday. is improving There is
now no chance of him dying, as was at
| first feared.
The l0-months.old child Of Patrick
Kennedy was buried yesterday in the
| Catholic cemetery.
Tho condition of General Malone is
Still improving. lie will be able to
leave for his home in few days.
T. d. Wilson, of Roanoke, was ycster-
| lIustings Court.
| Hon. w. T.. Bibb OF Loudon Court
| House, is in the city on legal business
Mrs. Judge Paul and Rev DR.. Cox, of
llarrisonburg, VINO were hero attending
the Worlds Fair meetings, went homo
yesterday
Mrs. S. e. IIayth and her charming
daughter, Miss Lula, of Fincastle, are
sting At the home of Captain John e.
Peck.
w. II. Comstock has resigned his po-
sition as foreman of the Norwich Lock
Factory to accept moro lucrative DO
sition at Wheeling, w. Va.
Robert Courtney, of Richmond, city
passenger agent of the Norfolk and
po,l ID
noke for short time yesterday.
]. A. Bumgardner, of Christiansburg,
is a guest of the Southern Hotel.
Mrs. James +. Preston and H. c.. Pres
ton, OF Radford, are in the city.
j. L. Hall, manager of the Iron Belt,
will leave this morning for Floyd Court
House, to remain a few days. His fam
lily is there spending the summer.
J. d. Crenshaw, of Cambria, is in the
city.
II. C. Petticreed has resigned his
position in tn, Ponce de Leon Hotel
and will leave in I few days for Clifton
Forge.
superintendent of Motive Power R. Hl
| Soule, of the Norfolk and Western, came
homo yesterday from New York, whore
he has been attending 4 meeting of the
Master Car Builders Association.
Charles T. O'Ferrall, Jr., of Harrison
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Gus Jamcrson, of Hinton, Jas. Thomp-
son, OF Goginsville, and Miss Maggie
| Worts, of Franklin, ara hero attending
the Sam Jones revival. They are stop
ping with friends at 100 Fourth ave
nue. S. q.
DR.. Luck left yesterday for Lynch
burg. where he will reside in the future
He has purchased ono of the most hand
some houses there.
Miss Eta Heller, of Lynchburg, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Goetz on Jefferson
street
Mrs. NJ. c. Tucker, o, Chicago, ar
rived last night for visit to her son,
Mr.. e. ID. Tucker, l2i Third avenue
G.
Mrs. jennie Wells, OF Floyd Court
House, is visiting in the city at the
homo of her sister, Mrs. John D. Whites
carver.
Capt. VIM. H. Morgan, of Floyd Court
House, is in town attending the Jones
Stuart meetings.
Mrs. G. w. Stuart, of Floyd county, is
visiting friends in the city
A. G. Backo, Il prominent hardware
dealer of Now York, was in the city yes
terday.
Jos. Swaub. Of Cincinnati, was in Roa
nokc calling on his old friends.
Michael J. O'Donnell who was for
morally partner Of j. c. Morgan, or
Railroad avenue, is at present tending
bar for Oppenheim & Son.
Rev George Stuart, the very efficient
| pntynrl.nr IF ca 1oft
for Knoxville, where he will open a
series of REVEALS Sunday. Mr.. Jones
will leave here Monday.
Miss Annie Gold. of I.uena Vista. is
in the city few days visiting friends.
Miss Robbie Wilson, beautiful and
accomplished young lady of bedford, is
visiting friends in Roanoke.
Col. Wyndham Is. Robertson, of Salt
vile, Is in the city
j. T. Helms. of Elliston, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Aliska Slicer. of Fincastlc, is
visiting Miss Lena Peck, on Campbell
| street.
S. II. Quarles. deputy clerk Of the
bedford county court, wss in the city
yesterday.
Prof. w. p. Gum. of Belle IIctt
Academy, at Radford, is visiting his
father, Hon. Giles Gum, at Vinton.
Mrs. VIM. B. Hayth, Of Fincastle, is
in the city attending the Sam Jones
meetings.
Miss Alice Ahlcn6eld, private secre
tary to Hon. Charles Foster, secretary
OF the United States Treasury, is visit.
ing the family of j. w. 30 vic, near the
city.
Charles L. Peck, Of the police force,