The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-29

LOCAL BREylTlEs.

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Sallie Hill Roberts, left yesterday fol
an extended visit to White Sulphur
Springs, Monroe county. West Virginia
She will also visit friends in Summons
and Fayette counties.
Miss Georgia Z. Roberts and Miss
Mary M. Jackson and brother, Master
Monk R, have gone to Charlottesville
and Nelson county to spend their school
vacation.
Miss Bette Fitzhugh Smoot, daughter
of Capt. William A. Smoot, of AleXan-
dria, Va, is visiting her friend, Miss
Louise Pearls, SIS Jefferson street s. W.
| w. H. Horton and wife are spending
few days at the Roanoke Red Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. John M. Roberts is spending few
weeks at the Monroe Sulphur Springs.
Miss Alice Pedigo left yesterday to
visit friends at Evansville, Va.
Little Warren, son of J. G. Knepp,
shot himself in the hand with an air
rifle about noon yesterday while loading
the weapon. Drs. Koiner and Gale ex-
tracted the bullet and pronounced the
wound to be slight.
Capt. Cab. Maddox, the wellknown
drummer of Baltimore, is in the city
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j. Blair Kennerly will leave to-day
for Elkhorn to take charge of COM
missary store on the Ohio extension OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad.
Miss Ida Smith, of Westfeld, N. c.,
is visiting the family of Capt. Thomas
Sarles. on Eighth avenue S. w.
Frank Adams, an employee OF the
Roanoke Machine Works. had his right
foot badly mashed yesterday by piece
of scantling falling on it. Drs Ko;ner
and Gale dressed the wounds.
Another car was put on the Jefferson
street electric line yesterday.
J. E. Schleigh, of the auditors office,
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany, returned from Hagerstown yes
terday, whore he went to attend the
funeral of Chas. Mason, who was killed
in the railroad wreck near Harrisburg
last Saturday morning.
Mr.. G. f. Blount is quite indisposed
at his home at No. CLIO Henry street.
Miss E. v. Lee, of Linares, Mexico,
who has been VISITING the family of
Rev. DR.. Campbell, left on the noon
train yesterday for Columbia, S. c., to
visit friends.
Miss Leta Conner, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Floyd
county for several months, returned
homo yesterday.
Miss Bette Craft closed very sue.
cessful term of school last Friday in ner
rooms on Third avenue N. g. and on
Monday gave her scholars very pleas.
ant picnic in Carr's woods. All seemed
to enjoy themselves in spite of the in
terruption Of the rain.
Will Rater, well-known young man
OF this city, left yesterday for Blue
field, where he has accepted the posi-
tion Of clerk in the Bluefeld Inn.
D. w. Meadows, of the Hobbie Music
Company, left yesterday to make an ex-
tensive tour through East Tennessee in
the interest of his firm.
Prof. w. P. Gum and family left yes
terday for Radford after spending few
| weeks with his father, Mayor Giles
Gum, of Vinton.
Misses Lillian and Belle Evans, OF
Floyd county, passed through the city
yesterday from Bethlehem. Pa, where
they have been attending the bethlehem
Female Seminary.
Editor Frasier, of the Shendun News,
was in the city yesterday.
OHmSS MoyOr LOOK TWO rat terrier
dogs to the market house yesterday
evening and in short while they had
killed thirty-four large rats.
j. L. Green, of Greenport, Ala, is in
the city on business.
Hon. George c. Cabell lefs yesterday
on the noon train for his home at Dan.
Vile.
Yesterday at o'clock. as north
bound freight train was leaving the sub
urbs of the city, iJ ran over O COW. de
railing two box cars and smashing them
up considerably but doing no other dam
age.
Messrs. Joe Chapman. Jack Garst. j
Fl. and l.. H. McClaugherty left yester
day evening for Martinsville to attend
the wedding of A. M. Pitzer and Miss
Julia Griggs.
Robbie Music Company.
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