The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-19
PERSONAL.

Waller p. Huff is in Tennessee buying
cAtsle
e. c. Hoge went to Troutvillo yes:er.
day on legal business.
Capt. r. b. Norman is confined to
his home with the grip.
Miss Birdie c. Tyler is recovering
from an attack of the grlp.
John L. Hartman, OF Stanton, is
visiting friends in the city.
Hon. A. z. Staples went to Lynch
burg yesterday on legal business.
j. p. Blrksdale went to Franklin
county yesterday On business trip
Charlie Sowder, a prominent citizen
OF Shawsvil!e, WAS In the city yesterday.
George Stewart, capitalist OF Glas-
gov, Scotland. is in the city for f Nv
days.
Hon. a. A Phlcgar, of Chriitiansburg.
is Iii the city attending To legal bust
ness.
Frank A Lovelack, THE TIMES Salem
correspondent, was in the city last
night.
Ii. o. Williams, State secretary of tho
| y. NJ. G. a., returned TO Richmond yes
| teddy.
A. j. Kcrnard left Sunday to visit
friends at Clearfie!d, Pl, fer several
weeks.
The many friends of DR.. Gale will bs
GLAD TO hear tina: ne is slowly improv-
Improving.
Trainmaster Price, of the West End,
who hiss been SICK with the grip, mas
about recovered.
Reuben Finnell left yesterday for
his old home in Warren county To spend
the remainder of the winter.
Rev. M. A. Wilson, pastor OF the
! East Roanoke Baptist Church, is con-
fined to his homo by sickness.
R. A. Schoo.cy, president Of the
Junior Fire Hose Company, is visiting
| his old home near Alexandria.
Miss Lena Collins returned to her
home in Lynchbury yesterday after a
| pleasant visit to friends in this city.
Nj. f. Lands, the photogra pher, went TO
Bedford City yesterday To make several
| views OF Randolpn-M Macon Academy.
. John a. Pack, ticket agent at the
Union depot, accompanied by his wife,
| is visiting relatives at Princeton, W. Va
F.. r. Camden, mailing clerk in the
city postollice, returned yesterday morn
ing from visit to friends in Lynch burg
home at Buchanan after spending sew
eral weeks in the city with his son, w.
H. Felix.
Edward w. Robertson returned home
last night from Knoxville, Tenn,
where he has been for several days on
legal business.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Wistar Hamilton,
of Vinton, have returned from Bristol,
whore they have boon visiting relatives
for some time.
Police Officer w. j. Rigney has re-
turned home from a weeks visit to
Pittsylvania county, where he spent the
time bird hunting.
S. o. Malin, perintendent of the
Radford division of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, was In the city yes.
day on official business.
DR.. j. M. O'Brien, of Reidsville, NC,
returned to his home yesterday af6er
pleasant visit to his sons, w. w. and Il.
M. O'Brien, of this CITY,
John Thomas Gibson, of Charleston.
w. Va, an uncle of j. G. Davenport,
was in the city yesterday attending to
his real estate interests here.
Capt Lawrence w. Patterson, of
Little Rock, Ark, arrived in the city
yCoboiuaJ ulHS ohu 10 IHO BucoI VI
John j. Bowers.
j. w. Stickley, an employe of the
Roanoke Machine Works, returned
Sunday from visit of several weeks to
relatives in Frederick county.
Ii. III. Whitman, proprietor OF the
Arlington House, Washington. is guest
of the st. James Hotel and will remain.
in Virginia several months for bis
health
Mrs. e. II. Thompson, wife OF tho
pastor OF Lee Street Methodist Church,
who has been seriously i'll at her homo
on Seventh avenue, w. for some
timo. il improving.
John Is. Floyd, who for three years
ha, been in he slore Joseph Conn. will
leave to-day with his wife and child
FOR Orange county, Fla, whore they
will reside in the ruture.
Motion Il. Word arrived in tho city