The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-30
LOCAL sREviTiES.

meeting to organize joint branch
OF tho Woman's Auxiliary in ST. Johns
an6 Christ Church parishes will be held
in St. Johns Church Immediately after
the service on All Saints Day, Tuesday
next Service at 10 a. M, NEE ting at
IL. The women of both parishes are
| cordially invite 10 BIO present whether
they intend to take an &C i've interest in
the auxiliary or not.
Rev. Frank S,ringfellow. the noted
Southern scout. passed through the city
yesterday en ito to his homo At Mar
tinsvillc.
George Dyer returned Yesterday from
Lynchburg %here he spon. s-veral days.
u. J EARLY the Norfolk and Western
detective, was in the city yesterday.
Samuel Patterson Jr, nrc;ninent
young At oinoy 1! Bllslul, WIS in the
city ycstt iday.
Mrs.. d.. II +. Fisher, o. Bedford
City, who has been visiting the family
of r. l.. Hoffman for few days, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Francis Hoffman, m other of R.
l.. Hoffman, left for Bedford City yes
terday to visit relatives.
Mrs. j. A. Clovenger, of this county,
who has been spending several months
at Jacksonville, Fla, has returned and
is in the city the guest of d. V. Reed,
on Roanoke street
j. r. Hockaday left yesterday to
spend few days with his family in
Richmond.
M. Fl. Morrison made q brief business
trip to Lynchburg yesterday.
DR.. Lenney made a brief trip to Blue
Ridge Springs yesterday.
Miss Maggie Morrison, who has been
visiting the Misses Gum for several
weeks, left for her home at Lexington
yesterday.
Misses Daisy Cunningham and Ida
Hassett. Of Clearspring, Md, who have
been visiting the family OF P. W. Huff
for several wee ks, left for their homes
yesterday.
Mrs. P. L. Terry left yesterday to
spend few days with friends at Pu-
laski
w. I. Jones returned yesterday from a
visit to frie nds at Martinsville.
Miss Leila Powers, of Richmond, who
has been visiting tho family OF Rev.
DR.. Meade for several weeks, return ed
to her home yesterday.
WIN Ii. Valentine, general agent of
the Union Central Lifo Insurance Com
pany, has removed his residence from
Ricnmond to Roanoke and has opened
an office at l215 Sou III Jefferson street.
e. G. Thomas and wife, OF Roanoke
county, and Miss Blanche Barnett, OF
Montgomery county, are visiting the
family of Mrs. b. l.. Beamer, on Second
avenue n. W.
S. j. Deyerle, of Elliston, vas in the
city yesterday.
Judge w. D. Vaughan, prominent
lawyer Of Radford, was in tic city yes
terday.
L. W. Allen, an employe of the pur-
chasing agents department in the Nor
folk and Western offices, will! on the
second of November, lead one of Berry
ville's most charming young ladies &c
the altar.
H. w. Anderson, secretary Of the
board of trade, left yesterday TO spend
a day with friends in Lynchburg.
DR.. and Mrs. John Bergman Of St
Johns, New Brunswick, who have beer
visiting the family Of Mrs. II. G.
Massie. left for their home yesterday.
Miss L. C. Massie. OF st. Johns, New
Brunswick, left for her home yesterday
after pleasant visit to the family Of
Mrs. T. G. Massie.
A large number CT the members OF
the Brethren or Dunkard Church, OF
Franklin county, passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Green Ridge
Church, near Salem. to attend com
munion meeting or love feast, which
convened last night.
Frank Watts, an emLloyc Of the Nor.
folk and Western offices. left yesterday
to visit his sister at Danville, who is
| quite i'll.
The regular monthly mass meeting al
| Calvary Baptist Tabernacle Monday al
p. N All the members of the unions
OF the w. c. T. U. are cordially invited
also all who are interested in promo citing
the cause of temperance.
j. j. Davis, q ember OF the Junicr
Hose Company, is confined to his room
| by illness. lie will be able to be out in
few days.
c. O'LoarY left last night for Balti
more on business trip to be absent
several days
Thomas Cofer left yesterday to spend
few days with friends at Fincastle.
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