The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-22
PERSONAL.


Dave Tilbaugh, one of the advance
men of Hunting's circus, is in tho city.
j. M. Baldwin left yesterday after
noon for Blue6eld to spend few days
Edward Lyle returned home yesterday
from visit to Maryland and Washing
ton.
Edward w. Robertson left yesterday
morning to visit relatives at Charlottes-
Vile.
]. Payne Thompson left last night for
New York to purchase a large stock Of
goods.
Douglass Coles, of Bent Mountain,
Roanoke county, is in the city visiting
relatives.
VIM L Pierce and wife, of Christians
burg, were visiting friends in Roanoke
yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. Geo. II. Thompson, who has
been seriously sick for some time, is
improving.
Archie Sands has returned home from
trip to Hagerstown, New York and
Washington.
A. 2. Staples left yesteday morning
tor Petersburg, on legal business, to be
absent several days.
Miss Frederick Gallaher has gone to
the Worlds Fair with party of friends
from Frederick burg.
Lucian II. Cooke left yesterday morn.
ing for Baltimore on legal business to
be absent until Tuesday.
Capt. ]. II. II. Figgatt, prominent
lawyer of Fincastle, was in the city
yesterday On legal business
G. E. Brown, an employe of the Roam
oke Machine Works, has returned home
from an extended trip North.
Judge Waller R. Staples. who has
been in the city several days, left yes
terday morning for Richmond.
Mrs. Laura Wright, of East Roanoke,
returned home yesterday from visit to
her father at Christiansbnrg.
Frank Watts. of the Norfolk and
Western offices. left yesterday afternoon
to visit friends in Bristol for several
days.
w. X. Andrews and wife, Capt. w. e.
Andrews and neice, Miss Cora Lamkin,
have retrned from visit to the Worlds
Fair.
j. o. Thompson, of LynchbLrg, who
has been in the city for several days on
business, left yesterday mo rning for his
home.
w. w. Moir, of Patrick Court House,
who has been visiting mis- son, e. l..
Moir, left yesterday morning for his
home.
A. A. Phlegar, Of Christiansburg, w no
has been in the city on legal bushes S
for several days, returned homo yes
terday.
w. H. Armstrong has accepted a posi-
ton as stenographer in Superintendent
RrnnSfOrN'C nffirn nf q NNrfAl1r I'd
Western.
Miss Daisy Black and Gordon Black,
OF Bedford county, passed through the
city yesterday on their way to the
Worlds Fair.
r: P. G. Sanderson, division superin-
tendent OF motive power of the Norfolk
and Western, has returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. w. G. Baldwin, who had dan
gerous surgical operation performed at
John Hopkins Hospital at Baltimore q
few days ago, is still improving.
DR.. Semones has returned from the
Worlds Fair, where he has been for
several weeks. While at Chicago he
took postgraduate course in dentistry.
Rev. Dr.. Wilson, of Blacksburg, and
Rev. MIR. White, of ChristiansburR,
P@SoSN ehhOu5A uuO SlUy yobt6T0aY Oh
their way home from Lexington.
e. L. Il. Mynich, assistant manager OF
the Pullman Palace Car Company, oil
Richmond. formerly stenographer to w
w. Coe, of the Norfolk and Western, is
in the city.
Joe Frank. j. S. Simmons, Stewart
Beckner, Claiburne Goodwin and Frank
Doggett have como home from Fin
castle, whore they attended the Bote
tourt county fair.
j. Ernest Boone went to Alleghan,
| Springs yesterday to join his wis wife
who is stopping with her father, Maj. j
| H. Sublet5. Mr.. and Mrs. Boone viii
| return to Roanoke to morrow.
j. A. Jamison has returned from ;
| two weeks visit to the Worlds Fair
| Mr.. Jamison brings as souvenir one
| of the cards of admission for Chicago
| day, when upwards of 10000 people
| visited the show.
Mrs. f. e. Currie and daughter, Misse.
| Gertrude Vaughan, Lucretia Good
Lillian Crutchfield and Mrs. L. II
Riggans, Of Winston, N. c., passed
through Roanoke yesterday on theil
return from Chicago.
Rev. DIR. w. G. Campbell, Rev. w. II
Groves, Rev. R. G. Anderson, Capt. r
b. Norman and DR.. S. p. Christian re-
turned home yesterday morning from
Lexington, where they have attended q
conference Of the Presbyterian Church
j. R. Mays. wife and child, Roanoke
county; E. Huffard, Simpson, Va II. L.
| Weaver, Chicago; B. Il. Jones, Martins
Vile; Jack Garst. Roanoke county; j
| ID. jennings, Moxton, N. G.
Ponce dc Leon-C. b. Strouse, Salem
John Gardner, Christiansburg; Mrs. e.
| a. Seattle, Memphis, Tenn: Mrs. ]. A.