The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-31
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

OF 120 Seventh avenue n. @.
s. B. Pace, an employee OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad, left last night to
spend his vacation at the Rockbridge
Alum Springs.
w. C. Sanders, Of Fourth avenue 8. W.,
who was married in Abingdon recently
to Miss Leona Campbell. returned TO
Roanoke yesterday, accompanied by his
bride.
a marriage license was issued yester-
day to Eugene Bush and Miss Ella
Armistead, both OF this city.
James Smith, Of Martinsville. is in
the city visiting friends.
Prof Turner and wife, who have been
visiting Roy b. Smith, left for their
home in Frankfort. KY, yesterday.
DIR. Il. L. Richardson, prominent
druggist of Baltimore who, with his
family have been visiting his sister,
Mrs. M. G. Ran, will leave to day for
Natural Bridge and Luray Caves.
D j. Early, the Norfolk and Western
detective. is in the city.
Mrs. Lucy Preston Beale, who is
member of the board OF lady manager
of the Worlds Fair, left yesterday for
her home at Buchanan after pleasant
stay of few days at Blue Ridge
Springs.
John Tucker, with G. w. C. Woolwine.
spent yesterday at the Roanoke Red
Sulphur Springs.
Miss Sallie Zimmerman, of Fincastle,
is visiting Mrs. G. P. Read.
Councilman R. McClelland has re-
| turned from visit OF several weeks to
Ferrum, Va.
Miss Carrie Oppenheim, who has been
visiting for some days at Fincas,le. re-
turned yesterday. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. M. Wolf and
daughter, of Fincastle.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the R. R.
M. G. A. will hold a meeting this after
noon at $40 p. m. in the hall Of the as
ISOLATION. All members are requested
to be present.
Mrs. A. A. Riddleberger. OF Hinton,
W. Va, is visiting Miss Mildred Carter,
of Fourth avenue n. w.
Mrs. j. H. Carter, one OF Lynchburg' q
most attractive ladies, is visiting Mre.
w. G. Carter, OF this city.
G. c. Payne and wife returned yes ;er-
day morning from Bellefonte, Pa. where
they have been visiting Mr.. Payne's
mother.
w. M. Kinsey left yesterday to spend
few days at the Bromide Arsenic
Springs, in Montgomery county.
George A Cannaday, of Floyd county,
is in the city visiting his brothers, Drs.
c. G. and A. A. Cannaday.
F. 81. Poll, a prominent farmer Of
Floyd county, was in the city yeste day.
Mr.: and Mrs. Solomon Fry. who have
been visiting the family of Joseph Fry
No. % First avenue 8. W., for the past
few months, returned to their home in
New York yesterday, via Richmond,
Norfolk, Old Point Comfort and other
places.
Messrs. B. L. Hoge and r. e. Scott
left yesterday morning for Bluefeld to
take depo ,itions in the cases of Kiester,
Trinkard. Woolwine and Barger vs.. the
Washington Club Land Company. They
will probably return tonight.
John E. Miller, veterinary surgeon
OF Washington, was in the city yesterday
looking around with view to locating
here.
F. 1. Bachman left yesterday to look
after some mining interests on the
Cripple Creek extension of the Norfolk
and Western.
/ Miss Stella Helm, who has been
visiting Miss Flora Francis on Seventh
avenue 8. W., returned to her home in
Franklin county accompanied by Miss
Matte Shelor.
Devotional meeting tonight at the
First Baptist Church. Subject for prayer
and conference will be "Orphans.'
On account of the pastors sickness
there will no services this evening in
st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Rev. O. F. Hippo will preach in
Sheridan's hall, East Roanoke ,on Thurs
day night at s:l5 o'clock. Baptiets in
East Roanoke will como and bring their
friends.
Rev p. 81. Whisner, presiding elder
Of the Methodist Baltimore Conference,
was in the city yesterday.
John K. Simmons. proprietor OF the
Bromide Arsenic Springs, was in the
city yesterday the guest OF his.brother,
DR.. R. Gordon Simmons.
w. o. Kiser left on the noon train
yesterday for Lexington.
Mrs. D. w Espinlaub has returned
from visit to relatives az Altoona, Pa,
accompanied by G.. O'Leary's little
daughter.
Miss Susie Morton, of Farmville,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route home after having pleasant
visit with friends at Martinsville.
MessIs. T. II. johnson and w. A.
Wynne, left on the noon train yesterday
for Cloverdale and Hollins Institute.
Mrs. Aurich and daughters OF New
Orleans, are at Hotel Felix.
John OleBon, an employe OF the Nor.
witch Lock Plant, had two of his fingers
badly smashed yesterday. DR.. G. G.
Cannaday rendered the necessary sur.
gical assistance.
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