The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-09
LOCAL BREylrIEs.

Messrs. l.. S. Davis. j. II. Hartwell
and 4. Q. Parrish spent Sunday at Blue
Ridge Springs.
Robert Tynes is visiting relatives at
| Goodville.
Mrs. w. G. Robertson returned yes
| terday from sojourn of four weeks
among friends at Boon's Mill, Franklin
county.
Hon. II. S. Trout and wife spent Sun.
day at Blue Ridge Springs.
| e. H. Smith, of Richmond, Is visiting
friends in Roanoke and Vinton.
Frank Helm. of Elliston, stopped a
few hours in the city yesterday while
en- route home from a pleasant visit to
friends in Franklin county.
Mrs. j. K. Hoover and Mrs. Sallie
Hoover have gone TO Richmond to visit
friends and relations far a month.
M. S. Haslett left for Spruce Creek,
Pa, Sunday afternoon to attend tho
funeral of his father, r. +. Haslett.
Officer Rigney spent Sunday with his
wife at Lowrys and reports that she is
much improved in health since her So
joutn there.
Mrs. S. L. Burch, the wife of the gen.
eral manager of the Mineral Wool Com
pany, returned last night from pleas
ant visit to friends at Graham, N. c., ac-
companied by Miss Lenna L. Burch.
j. E. Kelley, supervisor on the
Cheraw and Darlington railroad, in
South Carolina, was in the city yester-
day.
T. Fl. Willis, the popular salesman Of
Frank Bros, left yesterday on an ex.
tensive Northern trip. He will visit
Norfolk, New York and Boston and will
return by way OF Harrisburg and visit
his family for few days.
The Calvary Baptist Church gave its
pastor, Rev. r. R. AGREE, q months va
cation that he will spend in Bedford
county.
Rev. l. r. Harrison, financial agent
Of the Southwest Female Institute at
Bristol, will be in the city this week
and will probably fill the pulpit at the
Calvary Baptist Church next Sunday, in
the absence Of the pastor, DR.. Acree.
Capt. John B Floyd and E. M. Daw-
son spent Sunday at Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs.
Miss Sallie Smith, of Coyner Springs,
who has been wishing the family of j.
A. Beaton, on Second avenue n. W., left
for ner home yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Hartly left yesterday to
visit friends at Petersburg.
Capt. j. E. Hathaway, superintendent
| OF the new railroad now being compile ted
between Cloverdale and Fincastle, left
for the latter place yesterday.
Joe Frank made brief visit to
Wytheville yesterday.
Samuel Fulkerson, a prominent young
| lawyer Of Bristol, who is rusticating al
Blue Bidge Springs, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Lille Loux, sister of Mrs
James A. Pugh, who has been quite i'll
for few weeks, is now convalescent.
James Nj. Pitzer left yesterday fol
Charleston, w. Va.
Officer J. l.. Huntley took Charlie:
Cannon, the negro who is charged with
stealing several pairs of shoes from
Cooks shoe shop, to LYnchburg yester
day for safekeeping.
Miss Blonde May left yesterday t,
spend few days at Blue Ridge Springs
DR.. R. Gordon Simmons returned yes
terday from the Warm Springs, il
Montgomery, whore he spent Sunday
with his brother.
Miss Nora Smoot is at the Bromide
Arsenic Springs for few weeks.
Capt d. G. Booth left yesterday morn
ing for Christiansburg. He will also
make an extensive trip through South
west Virginia.
Capt. n. P. Foard and wife left yes
terday to spend few days at Chatham
Rev. R. C. Anderson will spend thi.
week at Roanoke Valley Church, neal
Blacksburg, assisting Rev. Hugh w
White in conducting series of meet
ings at that place.
The Little Helpers" Of Christ Church
heio an interesting meetlng yesterda.
d Stuart, on Roanoke street.
For church, chapel school, lodge ant
parlor use the Estey organ is the &C