The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-23
PERSONAL.

Morton L. Word left yesterday for his
home at Greenwood. S. G.
Charles L. Dillon, of Franklin county,
is in the city visiting friends.
John L. Hooper will leave to day for
Washington to spend few days.
G. b Camper, editor of tho Fincastle
Herald, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il e. Cannaday, OF
Salem, were in the city yesterday.
M. w. Turner returned yesterday
from visit to friends in Fincasele.
Sheriff c. Barnett OF Montgomery
county, was in the city yesterday on
business.
George Leigh, chief clerk of the Ponce
de Leon Hotel, is confined 10 his room
with the grip.
Miss Belle Boone, of Boone's Mills. is
IN the city visiting her brothers, l. T.
and j. +. Boone.
Z. b. Norman, Jr., returned yestcr-
day from the University of Virginia 10
spend the holidays.
Warren Wexford left last night to
ington and Philadelphia.
Prof S. Handy, OF Allegheny Insti
TUE. went to Norfolk yesterday TO
v. Y. Fetchtig. a popular clerk in the
tomorrow 10 spend few days.
Rev. DR.. e. b. Pollard, pastor of tho
First Baptist Church. left yesterday to
spend Christmas al Richmond
c. L. Knight and wife. OF Bluefield,
spent last night in the city and regis.
tered at the Ponce do Leon Hotel.
Frank Watts, of the Norfolk and
Western offices, will leave to-day for
Cincinnati, to be gone few days
w. =. Rogers, q clerk in the Norfolk
and Western Offices, will spend the next
week in Washington with friends
Miss Ella Trent, teacher in tho
Com merce street school, is spending tho
holidays With relatives in Lynchburg
Miss Eula Jennings returned homo
yesterday morning from Hollins Insii
Uute TO spend the Christmas holidays.
Judge Walter r. Howard, of Floyd
Court House, spent last niQh5 ia the ci,y
On route to his home from ROCKY Mount
M. ii Causney, of the auditors Office
of the Norfolk and Western, will spend
the Chiistm az holidays in Washing ton.
Lieut.. w. b. Moss, OF the Roanoke
Light Infantry, will go to Eilistun TO-
day TO spend Tho holidays win friends.
Mrs. Loula Dobyns, wife of the lato
Judge Il. II. Lobyns, of Floyd Court
House, is in the city visiting relatives.
James A. billiard, OF Bristol, Tenn,
who is spending tho winter at his old
homo in Salem, was IN the city Jester
day
ii. s. Black mas returned from a
turkey hunting expedition in Beiford
liz.
goobler.
w. L.. jackson, OF the auditors oflics
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad,
will spend Christmas Wiz friends at
olunbus, Ohio.
0. s Marston, of the First National
Bank, LETT last night for Eastern Vir-
gina. where he will spend Christmas
with his parents.
c. M. link, clerk in the general
Offices Of the Norfolk and Western rail
road, will spend his Christmas vscation
at Columbus, Ohio.
Prof e. III Handy, of Allegheny ms
titute, left on the noon train yesterday
for his former home in Maryland to
spend the holidays.
Miss Zoda Wyatt, a teacher in the high
school, left yesterday to spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives in
Shenandoah county.
Carl Aiken, book binder employed
by the Stone Printing Company, left
last night for Tennessee to spend the
holidays with relatives.
b. w. Ansell, agent for the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad at Brenia
Bluff, Fluvanna county, is 10 the city
visiting Mrs. S. w. Pace.
+. d. Clackett, of the general offices
of the Norfolk and Western. will leave
tonight for Hagerstown to spend the
holidays at his old home.
Miss Mavis, daughter, of Capt r X
Rice, returned last night from Roger
Vile, Tenn. She has been attending
the Rogerville Synodical College,
II. A. Washington, Of tho auditors
Office of tho Norfolk and Western, will
leave to night for Washington to re-
NJ ain until after the Christmas holidays.
R. Randolph uicks left Yesterday for