The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-16
LOCAL sREv,TIEs.

j. III. Matthews, OF Martinsville, was
in the city yesterday.
L. "A. McClelland, OF Blueheld, w.
Va, spent yesterday in Roanoke.
Edward d. FagR and Mrs. G. w. Fagg.
of Cambria, Va, were in Roanoke Thurs
day and Friday.
city yesterday morning.
G. w. Bell, of Front Royal, is in tho
city.
Rev. r. D. Haymore, pastor of tho
Baptist Church at Rocky Mount, is in
Roanoke for few days.
Mrs. Fannie Warwick is critically i'll
at her home, No 4O1 Salem avenue.
Commonwealth Attorney Smith was
confined to his homo by indisposition
yesterday. Ex-Judge Gooch represented
him in the Hastings Court.
Mrs. Q. NJ. Word, who has been quite
i'll at her home on Roanoke street, is
much better.
Good Friday was celebrated at St.
Johns Episcopal Church yesterday by
special commemoration services con-
Quoted by tho pastor, Rev. DR.. w. H.
Meade. AT 5:45 p. NJ. the usual twenty
minutes Lenten services were held.
Jerry Nicholas returned to his home
at Danville yesterday after business
and social visit Of several days in this
| city.
house which is being erected in the
southeastern part of the city near the
brick row, was blown down Yesterday
morning.
Miss Julia Walthall, of Hollins Insti-
tute, is spending the Easter holidays
with her cousins. the Misses Walthall.
S. D. Price, Of Botetourt county, was
in Roanoke yesterday.
Miss Annie Il. Sims left Roanoke YES
to-day morning for Richmond, where
she will spend fow weeks with friends.
John Hampton Hoge. of Radford, was
in Roanoke yesterday.
James Mundy, j. f. Schurtz and Jesse
| SchurtZ, of Buchanan, were in Roanoke
| yesterday.
There were forty-siX arrivals at Hotel
| Roanoke Thursday.
R. C. Squire and wife, Mrs. Arnold.
Mrs. James Booth and Miss Gertie
Booth, of New York, were in the city
yesterday en- route for Cumberland Gap,
Tenn. where they will spend short
time at the Four Seasons Hotel.
w. f. Ross, of Hot Springs, N. c.,
WAS in town yesterday.
E. II. Smith, of Richmond, is stopping
in Roanoke.
w. c. Read, of Bellevue, was in town
| yesterday.
Father j. w. Lynch, of the st. An
drew's Catholic Church, returned from
Richmond yesterday with the holy oils,
which wore blessed by Bishop Wander
Vyver.
Miss Annie Beale, of Buchanan, is
visiting friends in Roanoke.
Miss Ada L. Perry, of Blackstone, Va.
is visiting Mrs. c. l.. Putzel, at the cor
ner Of Roanoke street and Eighth ave.
nue..
DIR. c. G. Cannaday is expected TO ar
rive in New Yerk to-day from Hamburg,
Germany.
Mrs. Charlotte Price. of Blacksburg,
Montgomery county, accompanied by
her little daughter, Mary, is visiting
Charles r. Evans, of this city.
Irly Moncure, OF Richmond, scent
yesterday in Roanoke.
James P. Puck, of Charleston, w.
Va, was in the city Friday.
Huff &c Angel have issued neat and
attractive Easter card.
Il. A. Walker, Richmond business
man, was in Roanoke yesterday.
Prof. w. o Whitescarver has been
added to the corps of city engineers and
will make his home in Roanoke for
some time. Prot. Whitescarver is a
young mon of sterling worth and has
hosts of friends in Roanoke.
James w. Bell and bride. who were
married Thursday at Abingdon, stopped
over in Roanoke yesterday en- route to
Now York and other Northern cities.
Mr. Bell is cashier of the national bank
at Abingdon.
Miss Lottie Moon, of Pingtu. China,
was in the city yesterday en- route to
Hollins to address the young lac les on
the subject of missions" Miss Moon
is missionary OF the Southern Baptist
convention. and is one of the most in.
tolligcnt and cons Grated Christian la
dies III the foreign mission field. She
will return TO Roanoke day, and will
address ladies' meeting in the First
Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Moon is the guest OF Mr.. Andrews,
on Kirk avenue.
The board of public works, on yester-
day, purchase pair q fine Kentucky
mules for the city.
Estey Organs
ARE made upon honor and sold upon
merit. Warranted Ave years. Hobbie
Music COMPANY, sole dealers 157 Sa1ern