The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
LOCAL RREvlTIEs.

Oh Lynchburg, who have been visiting
the family of G. L. Putgill, left yestor-
Gay morning for their home.
Miss Mary Snyder and Miss Maud
iowell are visiting Mrs. j. III. Marstcl-
Ter. on Seventh avenue, s. @.
Miss Annie Smith, Mrs. j. NJ. Noell.
Horace p, Smith and a. l.. Noell, OF
Rocky Mount, are in the city attending
the Jones. Stuart meetings.
w. b. Robertson, OF Saltville, and
Pelham Blackfori, o: Abingdon, are in
the city.
Mrs. p. +. Shelton, of Floyd county,
is visiting friends in this city.
Rev. j. L. Smecller, who has been at
tending the Jones-Stuart meetings,
went back to his work at Floyd Court
House yesterday.
DIR. Green and family, of Franklin
county, VINO have been visiting in this
city for several days, returned homo
yesterday.
Judge w. d. Vaughan, of Radford,
is in the city for few days.
Miss Mary Waller. OF Martinsvillo, is
visiting Mrs c. l.. Putzel.
Arthur L. Wainright has resigne cd his
| position in Oppenheim's Exchange to
accept p; ace at The Hot Springs, Va,
for the summer season. He will leave
Monday for his new post of duty.
Mrs. E. X. Nevling, of Wichita, Kans.
and Mrs. j. Frank Snyder, of Washing
ton, ID. G., are visiting their bro other, w.
G. Tate, at 202 Park street S. w.
Haseltine, the little daughter of
Frank Moore, is quite iii at her home,
No. Sill Seventh avenue S. W.
Miss Dora Payne had one of her
hands severely scalded yes erday after
noon, caused by dropping pitcher OF
hot water.
Miss Nohctte Williams, OF Lynch
burg, is visiting Miss 7. C. Vest, of
| Fifth avenue.
Col. Deyerle, OF Elliston, was in Roa-
noke yesterday attending the Sam Jones
! meetings.
c. w. Day is visiting at his old home
in New York city.
Rev. Sam p. Jones and his excellent
and valuable CO. worker, Professor E. O.
Excel, will leave to-mo rrow morning
for Knoxville, Tenn, to conduct series
of gospel meetings. which were started
there yesterday by Rev. George R.
| Stuart
W. f. Patterson. tho street con trac tor,
left last night for I[enova, w. Va. He
Will NC uDSCHU ABOUT Ten QaNS.
II. z. Smith a. 4 a. L. Noal, Of Rocky
| Mount: r. i. Harrison, of Tazewell
Court House, w. Il. Robinson, Of Salt.
vile, and w. e. Craig. of Staunton,
were in Roanoke yesterday attending
| the Sam Jones revival.
Rev. Mr.. Culpepper, Sam Jones fell
low worker. who is quite i'll, was as
sisted to the train yesterday morning,
.ln,, l, 10 8, e. l.s.
rccupcratc. When he RECEIVERS suf-
| fciently he will again engage in the
! Jones-Stuart meetings.
Mr.. King. the correspondent of the
Atlanta journal, who represented that
paper here during the Jones-Stua
meetings, left for Atlanta last night.
Mr.. Will Aanspaugh, representing the
bradford Betting Company. of Cincin-
natl. is in the city on business con-
nected with the Duvall Engine Works.
He is one of the leading mechanical
experts of the West and makes a
specially OF power transmitting appa-
ratus.
Miss Molle Moore is confined to her
room by illness.
The National Librarian Association.
which will meet in Roanoke on Nav
%, will be rendered a reception at
Hotel Roanoke that night. The Roam
okc Machine Works Orc nestra will fur
nish the music.
Capt. r. r. Norman has been ap-
pointed delegate to the general assem-
bly, OF the Presbyterian Church, which
meets as Hot Springs, Ark. Thursday,
May 10. lie will leave here Monday
evening.
Miss Leila KeEer. OF Lynchbnrg, is
visiting the family of Postmaster a. s.
Asberry.