The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-21
LOCAL sREv,rIgs.

Isaac Frank, of Frank Bros, OF
Wytheville, was in the city yesterday.
W.O. Beale and wife. Of Martinsville,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to Richmond.
| Little May Fishburne, niece of T. T.
Fishburne, who has boon for the past
two weeks quite iil,is now convalesoent
under the treatment OF DR.. Strickland
w. q MoCullooh returned yesterday
from visit Of several weeks to his
family, in Springfield, Ohio.
Mrs. Judge Brand left yesterday to
| spend few weeks with friends at
Springfield in Rockbridge county.
Stewart Brand, son OF Judge Brand
left ye terday for Shenandoah to spend
a few days.
Officer Joe Trout return ed yesterday
m morning from business trip to Rich
| mond.
DIR. w. Z. Oliver. Of Elliston, was in
the city yesterday.
J. e. M. Wright returned yesterday
morning from q visit to his family in
Lynchburg.
w. G. and @. R. Evans left for Blacks
burg yesterday to spend few days in
hunting.
Lee Winfree. assistant postmaster at
Elliston, was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. NJ. C. Thomas, Capt. M. M.
Rogers and A. u. Koiner. left yesterday
for the Crockett Arsenic Li,hia Springs
to attend meeting of the stock holders
OF that company.
DR.. A. e. Koiner returned yesterday
| morning from business trip to Au-
gusta county
Jerry Nicho as, OF the firm OF Nicho-
las & Woodward, Of Danville, who has
been in the city u few days the guest
of his brother-in-law, f r. Woodward,
!eft for his home yesterday.
Miss Jamie Rush. OF Meetz, Va, is
Waiting her brother, G e. Rush, No.
BOG Fourth avenue Il. w.
Miss Knox Ryan, OF Montgomery
county, is visiting friends and relatives
in the city.
The Roanoke Machine Works band
left last night for Norfolk to participate
in the naval parade which will take
place today.
R. II. Soule and wife returned last
night from visit to Baltimore.
Sam Henry left last night to spend
few days with friends in Richmond.
S. D. Barnhart, foreman OF the passen-
ger department of the Roanoke Machine
Works, left with his wife last night for
visit to Norfolk.
Cards are out announcing the mar
| rage of Miss Emma e. Voight to Will
| A. Carr. The ceremony will be per-
| formed Wednesday, o :tober &c, at 8
o'clock a. NJ, at st. Andrews Church.
THE Hobbie Music Company was
established nearly twelve years ago,
and by honest, liberal dealing with
their customers has built up a piano
| and organ business second to none
in the South. The best instruments for
the least money guaranteed.
OYSTER SUPPER. OYSTER SUPPER.
THE ladies of Christ Church will give
an Oyster Supper Thursday and Friday
nights, in the store room on Commerce
street, adjoining Massia & Martins drug
| store. Oysters, fine salads, icecream,
| cakes. Everything hrst-class. The III os t
experienced chef in town will serve the
| oysters and coffee.
COLUMBIAN DAY LUNCH.
A lunch will also he served on Friday,
from II TO 8. Come and take lunch with
US. The finest in town.
The house that assembled at the
opera house last night to welcome the
little favorite, Corinne, was simply q
crusher; every seat on both floors occu.
pied, hundreds standing up and hum
dreds turned away unable 10 get even
standing room. Tho reception to the
little queen of song and beauty was
simply an ovation.
The play was Arcadia" 1t was a
burlesque of the broadt st order and
gives Corinne ample scope to display
her versatility and numerous accom- q.
plishments. She is greater in all she
does than ever before, and received
many genuine and hearty encores for
painstaking work.
Her supporting company, numbering
fifty people, was excellent, and where
all did so we'll individual mention would
be superHuous. The scenery, all new,
was gorgeous; the wardrobe and effects
beautiful, the CHI rus large and we'll
trained and the production perfect
marvel and by far the grandest per-
formance ever given in Detroit.-Detroit
Free Press.
Corinne played the first four nights
of this week in Richmond to crowded
than the "Soudan'' did, which is there
this week. This wonderful little ar
tiste will appear at the Academy Mon
day night.
Practice Game of Football
The members of the Roanoke Athletic
Club will play practice game of foot
ball this afternoon at 80 o'clock. ALI