The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-28
LOCAL sREVITIES.


M. Tiney, the 15-monuhs-old infant
daughter of IL. R. and ID. B. Kfttredge,
died at 10 O'Clock Tuesday night at the
residence of its parents at 3l2 Marshall
avenue, and was buried at $3.50 yester-
DAY afternoon at Fairview Cemetery.
The truck of the tender of the train
due at Roanoke at 1 O'Clock Yesterday
morning, was derailed at Kenova, w.
Va, which delayed the train until 7:3O
o'clock. No one was injured By the &C
cident.
handsome gold cane, tho property
OF tho late Rush U. Derr, was presented
yesterday by Oscar D. and Arthur t.
Derr to z. l.. Terry on account of tho
esteem Mr.. Derr held for Mr.. Terry.
Reliance Council, Jr. O. u. A. NJ,
held its stated meeting Wednesday,
night and conferred degrees on two can
didates,
The delegation OF Red Men from
Wahoo tribe who attended Captain
Whitmeyers funeral have returned TO
the city.
The first chestnuts of the season, as
we'll as the first cranberries, were on the
market Yesterday.
w. G. Nycum. of Second street n. g..
late secretary OF the Railroad Y. M. c.
a., who has been quite sick for some
time, is improving.
The offices of the West End Iron
Company,which were recently DESTROYED
by fire, are being rapidly rebuilt.
Col. Robert Fl. Logan, Democratic
candidate for the legislature from this
district was in the city yesterday.
Frank Riley, q train dispatcher Of
the Norfolk and Western, is attending
court at Wytheville.
Prof. N. P. Painter, of Botetourt
county, who will act as principal of the
Vlnton graded school, is in the city.
Walter Brodie. who has been playing
as fielder on the Baltimore baseball
club, is expected nome next Wednesday
andNwill spend the winter in Roanoke.
DR.. j. Waddy Davis, who severely
sprained his ankle last Thursday morn
ing, has sufficiently recovered to be- able
to be on the streets again.
Thomas Feltz, OF Pulaski, member
OF Baldwin's railroad detectives, Is in
the city.
Mrs. G. L. Cannaday, OF Salem, and
Miss Mary Skeen, of Martinsville, arc
among the recent arrivals at Rebekah
Sanitarium.
Mrs. w. J. Rigney, wife of the popu-
lar police officer, is quite sick at her
homo in East Roanoke.
j. ii. Wilson, formerly agent at tho
Campbell street station of the Norfolk
and western, but now agent at Lynch
burg for the same company, was in tie
city yesterday.
j. Allen Watts. Democratic nominee
for the senate from this district, re-
turned home yesterday from Mont
gomery, where he has been in the in
terest Of the campaign
W. FL. McCarty is seriously sick at
his home at the corner OF Common
wealth and Seventh avenues, north
esst.
Judge Gooch has returned homo
from visit to ,LouisaT where he was
attending court.
Lewis, the tailor, has been confined
to his home by sickness for a few
days. His physician, DIR. j. Newton
Lewis, thinks he will recover in a
few days.
M. L. Devault prominent business
man of Bristol, Tenn who has been for
the last two weeks in the coal fields on
Eikhorn, w. Va, was in the city yes.
terday on his way home.
w. w. Anderson, with the freight
claim agent of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, returned to-day from Lynch
burg after several days absence On the
compsny's business B58
There will be preaching to night az
st. Marks Lutheran Church at 7:45
O'Clock. The pastor, Rev o. c. Miller,
Will deliver sermon preparatory to the
holy communion to be administered
next Sunday.